This had led me to wonder what other races would look like after long term mixing with elves. Like Redguards and Nords.

I wonder what a Khajiit mixed with an Imperial would be like. Oh wait, that'd be a Nord!

I don't think mixing the human races would come of anything to be honest. I could be wrong though.

Are they really? I really need to start reading all those books I've collected.

I don't get it

I know that It's either Impossible for very unlikely for any Man / Mer to have offspring with a Beast race.

for others, the race the baby comes out is always the race of the mother, with small features of the father.

Bretons aren't a half breed.

They are Nords that have "some" mer blood. They are still mostly human in their genetic make up. The small amount of mer blood come out most in their ability to master magic.

bosmer and nord
one burly ass little man
Honestly tho I always wondered what an orc mixed with a nord would look like

Bretons are the human descendants of the Aldmeri-Nedic Manmer of the Merethic Era and are now the inhabitants of the province of http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:High_Rock

Khajiit can't produce kids with other than another Khajiit.
I heard it same case for Argonians.

I thought mix between another man-mer is common things. Ex. male Redguard married female Bosmer, their kids would be a Redguard with eyes of Bosmer, and short like them, but dark-skinned like Redguard.. Wait!! xD

"It is less clear whether the Argonian and Khajiit are interfertile with both humans and elves. Though there have been many reports throughout the Eras of children from these unions"


--Notes on Racial Phylogeny.

Nord is more of a cultural identity, their not nords, their native men of Tamriel more commonly refered to as Nedes. As for that, the amount of merish blood differs. When the Nords entered High Rock they found it hard to tell the difference between the Mer and the Bretons, which implies that at one point, or at least in some parts of High Rock, that the Bretons there had more Merish blood than manish.