We can see a dragon in the video; the one that plunges into the lake! Did I see someone on his back?

Water Dragons? Does that mean a more in depth underwater experience?
No pun intended....

Coldharbor? Molag Bal's realm is basically a really f'ed up version of Nirn, a little like the evil Otherworld in the Silent Hill series.

Nobody else noticed the great armors, bone weapons and evil horse?

What makes you think it's in Cyrodill or Solstheim?

It could tie in with the new underwater visuals they added previously.

The structures in some scenes are like that of Imperial City and Kavatch, with no snow in sight, yet in others theres ice caps and Frost Giants/ogres

Damn give me it already

wow that was pretty amazing

cross bows, vampires, force choke XD, mounted combat, new monsters, new weapons...

whats not to like

Yeah they looked great but I am not using that mount.
But it reminds me of RDR .

I have to say this, even though people always tend to rage about it when someone brings it up, but Morrowind was not clicé.

I think he was, and then again I think he wasn't. Tamriel was born from D&D, in the same way that heavy metal sprang from Sabbath, Priest and Venom. In both cases everything that came after could be seen as cliche.

Dammit how do you get that apostrophe (I know thats not the actual name for it) above the 'e'...

That is why I liked it

Some full-fledged games don't even have such a great trailer as this DLC ! Bethesda is so much over the top!

Disappointing... to say the least...

it seems Dawnguard adds "official" capes too (check 0:25).

Huh. Dragons can swim now. That's cool, I guess.

Thanks. SKyrim itself wasn't cliche, but it did use many things that were popularized today. Dragons, werewolves, vampires, elves. It's the generic fantasy, but Bethesda adds their own twist on things.

I noticed this too! Looks like we get involved with the Prince of [censored].

Me too. I want the vampires to not appear cliche and "totally evil". Of course, I never considered them to be evil at all. Just a bunch of man-creatures surviving off the blood of others. Like a common bat or a leech. If anything, they should make both forces seem "evil". Like the Vigilantes of Stendarr can be compared to the Inquision on Nirn. They kill vampires and werewolves and even can go as far as to torture them. And they are hypocrites.

Looks like a pocket of Coldharbour. I guess we see a vampire afterlife now.

'The sky is on fire,' I heard him say as he moved on to the next realm. 'The ground is sludge, but traversable. I see blackened ruins all around me, like a war was fought here in the distant past. The air is freezing. I cast blooms of warmth all around me, but it still feels like daggers of ice stabbing me in all directions.'

This was http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Planes_of_Oblivion#Molag_Bal.27s_Coldharbour, where http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Molag_Bal was Prince. It appeared to Zenas as if it were a future http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Nirn, under the King of [censored], desolate and barren, filled with suffering. I could hear Morian Zenas weep at the images he saw, and shiver at the sight of the http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Imperial_Palace, spattered with blood and excrement. - The Doors of Oblivion

yeah, you can spot a Molag Bal shrine in the trailer (same part as the "official" capes, 0:25).

yea that's it. I just assumed it was a frozen wasteland because it had cold in the name lol. but yea, the reason I say that is because that looks very similar to something in the theives guild

It looks like the Dawnguard base will be somewhere in Falkreath, while the vampire one is somewhere in the Pale.

Awesome
Did you guys notice the gnawed body at 0:12

Wow Iam so excited for this, it all looks so awesome

Will there be destructible environments? (Ice of the lake, crumbling wall)