So, Obviously this is early to ask this but does anyone know some information on the DLC, Just any details would be great.
Thanks in advance

There is going to be DLC.
Now you know what we know.

Nope...any information except from the ones "in the game previews" from Todd Howard.Here's my list of Dlc:
-Thalmor Revolution
-The Sons of Bal.
-Return of the Falmer.
-The Fate of the Headless noble(Headless Horseman DLC anyone?).
-The Hunt of Hircine.
-The Burried City of Winterhold.
-The Life of the Mage.(Magnus DlC)

Thats all we know?... well i guess i will be suprised when some Official info i released

i like the idea of headless horseman DLC, especially because when you follow him he takes you to a graveyard which i assume to be where he was buried, and does NOTHING

Todd lied to us that the Werewolfs were going to be included in a DLC.But they couldn't hide.I can imagine that a skyrim Dlc will be reaveled very very soon.

I hope so... and i was ok with them lying about werewolfs... suprised me

Please just let me rebuild winterhold, i'm sick of that 4 building 'city'....

The headless Horseman Dlc is very probaly.By three reason:
1-You can interact to him,But not talk to him.i think that his dialogues are hidden because, on the Skyrim:Demo from Quakecon,you could talk to the giants and also had the same option.Homever,the option was removed,but you can see the same option "of talk" on the Horseman.
2-His horse can be obtained via Console Commands.
3-The same thing happend before Bioware realeased "The Shadow Broker DLC'.There was a option of dialogue with Liara.Homever you couldn't acivacte this option.

Do Bethesda usually add more creatures in their DLC packs?

Yep.

why did they take talking to giants out... i would enjoy that
And hopefully the headlessman DLC is made and bring new armor/items into the game.... But i would really like a largescale DLC like Shivering Isles.... which is THE best DLC ever made.

Headless Horseman DLC can be forgotten already. He is just an easter egg.

Judging by how much bethesda hates water, I don't think we'll get to dive underwater to find winterhold unless there are some undersea tunnels leading to it.

In all honesty look for exploring both Morrowind and Cyrodil.

Much has been made already of these two provinces being almost there and so far we know...

-Ingame people talk about how the erruption of Red Mountain riuned Morrowind...perfect way to reduce the amount of detail Bethesda have to do!
-Ingame book "The Great War" talks of the widespread ruin of Cyrodil...perfect way to reduce the amount of detail Bethesda have to do!
-Fallout New Vegas showed with Honest Hearts, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road just how big of a province sized environment you can cram into a 400/500MB download...Skyrim is more complex of course but...half the landmass is there already remember?
-Theres a special archway blocked by an invisible wall in Skyrims southeast...historically such a thing has never been left unexpanded upon forever.

The only thing we dont know is motivation...WHY does the Dragonborn have to go to these places?

Im guessing its a Paramount thing.

Long shot but...stay with me on this...

Many years ago when Star Trek - The Next Generation was winding up and Deep Space Nine was warming up...Paramount was taking a lot of criticism over DS9...so in an episode round the transition time the producers had the Jem Hadar suicide run a Galaxy class ship destroying it totally.
It was almost a message to the fans saying "Look I know you hold the old up as some kind of model of greatness but DS9 is where we are focussing on now...so heres your beloved Enterprise being blown up to show you THERES NO GOING BACK SO SHUT UP!!!".

Kind of figure Bethesda is doing that "We know you love Morrowind and newcomers love Oblivion...so here...go back and visit...see how bad they are now...understand THERE IS NO GOING BACK SO SHUT UP!!!"

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