In game not much lore is included , just some very basic politics. It would be nice to have a mention of the races in Akivir and maybe even fear an invasion from the serpent men. Just some mention , or better visitors from other continents would be cool. You could find them at ports selling goods and stuff like that. By this I mean all continents and the goings on there. It would add so much more depth by adding hardly anything at all. It would be great for us lore lovers. What do you think guys?

Just as an extra note , I know there would be lots of different races. But none of those should be playable and there would be very little of those race in game.

I would definitely want more lore in the game. It makes the world seem even bigger when it's included. In Skyrim most of the lore comes from only reading the books.

More lore is always better.

Yeah , I just wish it was slightly more. My three lvl 81 Gods who could probably take down Akatosh have read every single book.

Yes. Lore. I want lore everywhere.

Yes, I am hopeful with Dragonborn and the realm of Hermaeus Mora we will get lots of nice lore, what with it being the plane of forbidden knowledge.

I'd love more lore. Not about Akavir - I don't really understand the obsession - but about things closer to home. More about the Dwemer cities and way of life, more about Nordic traditions and festivals. I'd love to see how the Jarl's court works when petitioners come calling - surely Balgruuf the Greater would handle such matters very differently to Sidgeir, for example.

I love Skyrim, and want to know as much as I possibly can about it!

...Sheesh, even I'm not that in love with Tamriel.
I like the lore to be local, and I'm not expecting the people of Skyrim...of whom there's not even a bookstore...To start talking about a place they probably don't even think exists.

That would be an upgrade too.

The Mysterious Akavir is mysterious for a reason. I would love to visit it as a DLC, but it would also mean removing the mystery behind the lore. What makes lore so intriguing is mystery. Sometimes not showing the monster is better than actually showing the monster.