[saharen beauty]

No, too lore breaking. Although I wouldn't mind lore friendly holidays like in Daggerfall.

[lauren cleaves]

Improve spells (Destruction could use it) and Dwarves! Where are the little people?!

[Portions]

That would be interesting if they patched in a quest just for a holiday. It wouldn't have to be holiday-oriented, just a little gift/celebration of sorts.

[Enny Labinjo]

That would be interesting if they patched in a quest just for a holiday. It wouldn't have to be holiday-oriented, just a little gift/celebration of sorts.

[dean Cutler]

Awesome. You guys remembered both of my posts.

Here's to hoping for Orsinium and the Ashpit.

[AnDres MeZa]

Considering how long it takes to make DLC for this game, why would we need seasonal stuff for Skyrim? Dawnguard is pretty much our Halloween DLC, anyways.

This.

I wouldn't mind seeing a DLC that adds spellcrafting, hand to hand, acrobatics, or any combination of those.

[Lily]

Meh can't really see it happening. Halloween is an Irish and Scottish holiday at foremost
and most of Skyrim is Nordic so. A holiday similar to Halloween just dosen't fit tes in my opinion.

Heh, I don't think he means to have the towns decorated with pumpkins and Skyrim kids trick r' treating, but a scary or "zombie" themed DLC that comes out for Halloween.

I loved the hell out of Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare pack, and I see the kind of idea you're going for here with the Draugr but in all honesty I'm not exactly sure how I would feel about it. As strange as that sounds it's just The Elder Scrolls has a very vast backround and I don't see how it would they would be able to implement such a thing.

However, I guess it could be done just like RDR's in the way where it's basically a whole other game that you're loading. That way it wouldn't effect anything in my usual game saves and I wouldn't have random Draugr popping out of graves and junk like that.

[Lucky Girl]

Hearthfire should be priced at $29.99 because you love Bethesda.

[Crystal Birch]

Was brainstorming with some of my wolfpack, iTz4thHoRSeMaN and VideoGameMage, over in the dawngaurd section. We came up with some DLC ideas and one was zombies. For halloween it wouldnt have to be really big, maybe just a couple of quests in a small hold like falkwreath where they have this zombie over run problem. Falkwreath would be good too, already got the graveyard there, lots of dead buried there from previous battles. The story wrote itself already. Just something fun and creepy in the spirit of the holidays. They could maybe even branch out with some other holiday stuff for thankgiving and christmas, skyrim style. Plus it would make the calender more meaningful. Maybe on valentines day do some vampire twilight related xpac. Well getting ahead of myself some but im talking just some fun short stuff for like 5-10 bucks.

I believe it's called Dawnguard. Happy early Halloween! LOL Seriously, I would love that, but I doubt we'll see another DLC for like 3 months.

[ANaIs GRelot]

All I know is that Hearthfire is the 9th month in The Elder Scroll's 12 month calendar.

You might remember from school that the 9th month in our 12 month calendar is September. Could this be evidence of a possible release date? You be the judge...

[jessica sonny]

Hearthfire should be priced at $29.99 because you love Bethesda.

Whoa! Thats a little too much love bro...

[Miguel]

Whoa! Thats a little too much love bro...

I agree. I already felt like Bethesda had me bent over a barrel when I shelled out $20 for Dawnguard.

[Julia Schwalbe]

I agree. I already felt like Bethesda had me bent over a barrel when I shelled out $20 for Dawnguard.

Why did the way you worded that make me lol. But to be fair, I basically payed $20 for bugs and glitches.

[Micah Judaeah]

Hearthfire should be priced at $29.99 because you love Bethesda.

If you believe that so much, would you mind shelling out 20 bucks to pay for my Dawnguard copy, you said it was worth the money

[Arnold Wet]

Only if George Romero wrote it.

[Bryanna Vacchiano]

All I know is that Hearthfire is the 9th month in The Elder Scroll's 12 month calendar.

You might remember from school that the 9th month in our 12 month calendar is September. Could this be evidence of a possible release date? You be the judge...

I'm not the only one that noticed this right? I know I'm quoting my own post but it got me wondering. With all the intellectual people on here I'm sure I'm not the only one that noticed Hearthfire, the alleged name of the next DLC, is also the 9th month in the Elder Scrolls calendar. And I also quoted it just incase people didn't noticed it since the threads got merged!

[Mark]

Whatever the next DLC is I hope its bigger than dawnguard.