I imagine they will do a Daedric Realm. Peryite was hinted at, but I'm not sure. I personally would love a visit to the Pits. Molag Bal's Coldharbour could work, only problem would be the rating (getting a true Coldharbour experience would almost guarantee an A rating). Vaermina's Quagmire would also be great. I posted these in a similar topic a while back, gave more details, but I'm tired. If anyone cares, I'll find the post and quote myself. Later. Not now. Sleep now. I'll just be visiting Vaermina now.

I think he means to a plane of Oblivion, like the Shivering Isles and all that.

Floating islands of Dragons. plus a couple new shouts added (idk...permenant resurrection for dead npc's, or temp. flight?... super jump?) <--- just a couple ideas. the dlc could be that evil dragons are tearing apart another world and the dragonborn and (paarthanax?) must fly there to stop them...or help them demending on the character. kinda looks like the floating islands in avatar.

I'm also hoping for some new shouts.

One DLC per province, perhaps adding some gameplay along the way (like sailing ... to get to summerset)

Then DLCs for far away places like akavir .... and all the oblivion planes

should keep them busy until tes6

More spells
More branching quests with multiple outcomes dependent on choices you make.
Recognition of deeds you have done as well as a more in depth reputation.
As someone said an island above the ghost coast could be fun, but i also like the idea of going to a new region if only a portion of it.
Balanced smith skill leveling based on the items you make.
More dragon types and other critters.
More factions with longer more engaging quests and story relevance.

An expanded main story that varies depending on which of the two actions you did at the end.

To be honest, I think a lot more people want this idea than given credit. A lot of people want co-op. Idon't care if I have to use two discs for it to work, I want to kill giants with my friends!

I'd like to see them add new crafting functions, like brewing, fletching, tailoring, and spellmaking.

The [censored] in my sig, among other things. Wouldn't mind an expansion that continues the war situation, since as is it's a bit of a cut off. Won the war for the Stormcloaks or Imperials? Cool deal, you won it. No we don't have a moot, no we don't elaborate on the Thalmor situation. You won the war k?

And as the guy above me said, Fletching! Make something like 10 arrows per ingot or more.

what about a little bit of co-op... not like rage's legends of the wasteland but actual campaign co-op

I would like a new province (if possible) or a new daedric realm like Hircine's hunting grounds.

Technically, that's the Companions.

Return to Cyrodiil's Arena with the grand champion having umbra.

This ^ Take us back to Morrowind for just a little bit!

I would love something that gains you a house in the wilderness somewhere. All the houses are always in cities. I would love to have houses along a stream or in the forest, and secluded.

A vampire clan in the Empire that secretly pulls the Thalmor's strings.

Or the Hunting Grounds(Hircine's realm).

I'd like to see...

- Arena DLC, getting captured and having to fight for your freedom in a new city.
- Thalmor DLC, learning more about them and what they're really up to.
- Alik'r Coterie/Forsworn/Vigilants of Stendarr DLC, learning more about them or even joining them.

- New dragon shouts
- New hirelings
- New spells and perks

no sausage-maker dlc for proudspire basemant.

I say that because there is a spare room filled with crates in proodspire,
I hope they fix that one in a patch, not in a dlc,
and that they simply lacked the time to finish that before release, but intend to fix it now


now for the serious, I want large landscape, full of dungeons.
lots more variet of monsters, epic quests,

the pefect world would be province size expansions,
culminating with the final conflict in summerset island

- an area kind of thing
- more houses or castle
- cross bows
- more weapons like a double sided sword( or axe, or even a mace)
- something like the shivering isles
- more armor
- dragon bone/skin weapons
- more shouts
and i got a feeling that we will be fight/helping(depends on race you pick) the Thalmor the way the war ended i got a feeling that this will happen
i know they are doing 5 big ones and i heard of something to do with a big island

and to the fix the game post i see they are working on it so calm the (____) down about it.

I gather here all the DLC ideas I have expressed in a previous thread. My apologies for the resulting length of the topic.

Offshore

I think that the Sea of Ghosts could be a great place for new content. I would love to be given the opportunity to use boats to travel on it. New environmental dangers could be encountered : wrecking storms, wrecking icebergs, fast-growing brinicles, hazardous reefs, maelstroms, underwater volcanoes, ...

Among the new places that can be added with a DLC, there are Roscrea, Olenveld (the personal, insular graveyard of Tiber Septim), Solstheim and the Castles of Glass and Coral of the Dreughs.

Dreughs have always fascinated me. With the withdrawal of Vivec's power, one can think a major impediment to the recovery of their lost civilization is now gone. Obviously, a recovery of their lost power could have heavy consequences on shipping, and thus on trade and politics. No doubt it could be used to build a nice storyline. They could be a threat, as well as they could be interested in tying up commercial agreement to sell their own stuff.

Many new creatures could be added through such a DLC, among which underwater Dragons, electric slaughterfish, narwhals, krakens, Lamiae, Medusae, Dreughs, Rieklins, Grahls, Frost Giants, Gehenoths, and possibly even unchanged Falmers on Roscrea, as well as people of those Ice Tribes who once besieged Dawnstar. The lands of Roscrea could even be called home by wholly rhinoceros, as a nice counterpoint to the mainland's mammoths. Both mammoths and wholly rhinos would be dreadful war mounts, by the way.

Among these new creatures, many are of the NPC type, (in fact, the ones I wrote with a capital letter), which means that they could have their own society, hierarchy, culture, religion, architecture, arts and crafts, leading hence to new clothing and armor sets, new weapons, new artifacts, possibly even new spells.

Among the new creatures added, one could also count the clockwork dreughs, which are amphibious counterparts to the Dwemer war machines built by Sotha Sil when he lived in the Castles of Glass and Coral.

New "ores" could also be added, for example Stalhrim, mother-of-pearl, cold-water coral.

Many new factions could be added through this DLC, each with its questline, clothing, armor and weapon set and its historical background. Here are the examples that come to my mind.



Men-of-'Kreath, Ayleids and Falmers

There are several reasons which make me think there should be Ayleid Ruins in the Southern Skyrim.

First, this could explain why there are Elven Armors in Skyrim.
Second, the Adabal-a mentions that the Men-of-'Kreath were imported from the North by Ayleids. This makes very likely that the Ayleids would have some settlements north of the current cyrodiilic border.
Third, the apostrophe in Men-of-'Kreath could be a sign that some apheresis took place. I don't think it a fancy hypothesis that the Men-of-'Kreath could in fact be the Men of Falkreath. Moreover, Falkreath belonged once to Cyrodiil. Were it not enough, would it be too far-fetched to consider that Falkreath could be the place were the Falmers met the Men-of-'Kreat?

A DLC focusing on the Men-of-'Kreath could be an opportunity to learn more on this mysterious people. In the Ayleid ruins that could be added, one could possibly find new ores (namely the meteoric glass and iron, both praised by the Ayleids), new artifacts, and possibly traces of exchanges that took place between Falmers and Ayleids. Since Ayleids seem to love the light, I wonder whether they'd have relations with Wisps.

The player could also join the Thalmor, and try to acomplish Umbacano's dream, both with Ayleids and Falmers. This could be an occasion to encounter some Falmer questgiver.

As I have always wondered whether Men and Minotaurs could have forged an alliance between Alessian war (wasn't Bullharza thought to be a Minotaur?), an Ayleid ruin in Skyrim could perhaps be a nice occasion to encounter some unique intelligent Minotaur questgiver (perhaps an undead one?).


Borderline areas.

A DLC could also expand the main game's territorry by adding a stripe of borderline area, with possibly some Velothi strongholds near Morrowind's border, and possibly some Dunmer ancestral tomb (a Bonelord with a different spell in each of its four hands could be dreadful, and finally deserve its name). This could also add the Pale Pass, the city of Dragonstar, the town called Snowline and the nearby Fearfrost Caverns, which a tribe of peaceful Goblins call home. Why not also Orsinum?


Wind Bearers

This is an idea I first expressed in http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1204633-berserkers-and-the-creatures-they-call-winds/ previous thread. Since it would make a nice DLC, in my opinion, I mention it here.

The last lines of the Children of the Sky are: “The further north you go into Skyrim, the more powerful and elemental the people become, and the less they require dwellings and shelters. Wind is fundamental to Skyrim and the Nords; those that live in the far wastes always carry a wind with them.”

What if the mentioned wind was not only an outward sign of their elemental powers. What if those winds were genuine, conscious beings? Not mammals, undead or daedra, but a new kind of ethereal, elemental, invisible creature, who become visible only when it coalesce or carry particles like snow, vapor, dust. Winds. Ice Wraith would then be merely a Species in the Kingdom of Phylum of Winds. What if a strange, mysterious link bounded the Nords, who one could call Wind Bearers, to their Winds? What if a Wind Bearer and his Winds were in some way hunting companions?

In that context, what are the aforementioned elemental powers? Perhaps it is a wild, ancient, natural magic allowing them to summon winds, to see through them, to communicate with them, to travel fast within the wind, perhaps even, for the most talented, to temporarily become a Wind?

This raise even more questions. If the winds truly are conscious beings, able to communicate, perhaps they worship or serve some god. So which one? Kyne, the Mother of Storm? Or other, savage, yet unknown ancient gods? If this is the case, the Wind Bearers perhaps also worship these gods. And since they perhaps worship Kyne, perhaps they were taught by Her some forms of Thu'um...

Perhaps a DLC could introduce the Wind Bearers, and even allow you to become one of them...

Dwemer explosive traps

There could be in Dwemer ruins tiny spheres and tiny clockwork spiders which are in fact small moving bombs, that dwemer machines could use against the player or which could constitute moving traps to avoid. The interesting thing is that the player could (carefully) take and disactivate some of them, possibly using magicka to freeze them and prevent them to explode, or take their remains and repair them. Afterwards he could enchant them and/or fill them with toxious or explosive potion in order to use them as a weapon against his ennemies, and assigne them a target with some assignation spell, so that while they explode, they cast shock spells to the nearby opponents, and/or vaporize poisonous gases or liquids on them. If such engines are dropped into the crowd, the panic they'd provoke would let the player the opportunity to vanish without being noticed, or to commit some other crime.

It would be, in my opinion, a very useful tool for characters like mixed magic/sneak assassins/terrorists, and lead to very interesting quests and fancy assassinations, for example for the Dark Brotherhood. But a tool that would have to be repaired after each use, obviously. On the other hand, the dwemer machines able to launch such dwemer bombs could become dreadful opponents.


The Realm of Dreams / Spriggan's medicine

I realize it's quite unrealistic, but I once thought to a spell or ritual that would allow the caster to enter the dreams of the sleeping target. Each NPC and many creatures (among which Falmers, Giants, Spriggans, trees...) would then have their own à la Henantier dream world. While in the dreaming world, one could perhaps also be attacked by trapped souls, either contained in nearby gems or nearby enchanted items.

This would allow for many fancy quests, including recovery of information. Also, people communicating through their sleep during wars would open exciting possibilities,as it would allow very fast exchange of (possibly false) information.

Originally, I thought it as a Spriggan's medicine : they'd heal Spriggans and Trees by entering the dreams of the suffering ones and by killing some creatures which would be some dreamt materialization of the illness. The dreaming world would be related to the "world" were some Spriggan go between their deaths and resurrections. The ability to enter the realm of dreams would be a gift from some Spriggan deity.

This would also allow to encounter all new creatures or non-playable NPC races who haunt the nightmares.

But, well, I suppose it's too frenzy to be lore-respectful...

Collections

What would be nice, too, would be some stuff for collectors.

For example, for numismatists, various coins, various Septims with the heads of old emperors, Dwemer coins as someone mentioned them in another thread (I can't remind which one), ...

Or ancient engraved glass pitchers of Ayleid fashion, or ornated Falmer porcelain. Pieces of ancient arts and crafts, which could afford information about the different Nede tribes, as they'd feature variations in the engraved patterns, accordng to the cultural variations in the various tribes.

Or a very old and hard to find series of book, possibly quest related...

One could even think that insanely rich characters could build greenhouses and for te sake of prestige (or scientific interest), grow exotic species of plants and import exotic animals (who said tamed cliffracer ? ) Thus, a collection of rare birds? Some people asked to things on which they could spend money. Building a large warm greenhouse in the cold Skyrim land would require loads of money, I think.

advlt only DLC

This would introduce nudity, various lore about how the different religions in the game envision six and the ethics of six, a Dibellan cult, perhaps would reintroduce the Aureals and Mazkens (recall than the latter are supposed to be Dark Seducers), possibly even the Daedra seducers. Why not getting a chance to get involved in absolutely immoral trades, such as drug traffics and slavery (by joining the remnants of the Camonna Tong?). Such a DLC would allow the devs to tackle the matters they couldn't put in the main game in order not to restrain their audience. I know that some of you will say that everything will be modded in anyway, but console people would perhaps be pleased with such a DLC, as well as the PC users who would want it in an "official" way. In the same way, offcial visual improvements (higher resolution textures, ...) could be added through a DLC or patches.

Side with Dragons

After the main quest, claim Goldbrand and swear to protect peaceful Dragons.

Specialized Houses

Like the ones which were added into Oblivion, but gathered in a single DLC

Dragon break!

Well, the Dragons have in the lore tight links with the time. One could encounter a character who is able to uncover the past. You'd then see, thanks to his dragon-related power, what happened in some dungeons hundreds or thousands years before, seing ghost-like beings acting as they did then. This could create passionating storylines, and great quests, for exemple, enquiries to uncover what happened to an artifact...

Table games in taverns

For example, whist-lke, or chess-like, or mahjong-like games. Or more original ones, each with pieces of lore around it. This could lead to gambles, tournaments, and would be a very nice reason to go into taverns and a very nice brawl trigger. One could add fortune-tellers who predicts your future by reading cards?

Miscellanous factions that could be added :

An arena,
The Morag Tong,
A necromancer's Guild.

I would also love to be able to join the Forsworns and lead them to take their land back.

Chosing a side between Hagravens and Spriggans could lead to nice questlines, too. Possibly leading the player to encounter some mysterious deities worshipped by each of these.

Chosing to become the slave of some Wispmother questgiver could also be nice. In fact, I'd join every "faction" that could lead me to know more about Falmers, Forsworn, Hagravens, wispmothers or Spriggans.

Joining the Thalmor, the Psijic Order or even the Mythic Dawn could be nice, too.


Places mentioned in previous games and I think you forgot, and that could be added through a DLC :



Miscellanous things mentioned in other lore and that I think are absent from the game, and that could be added through DLCs :

Werebears (and wereboars?),
(Black) Ironwood trees
The Whiterun throne, as a huge block of raw stone
The boy born with a knife instead of a right hand, mentioned in "The Infernal City"
Dwemer walking ballistae
Some spells which were present in past games, among which the Sphere of Negation, Light that Burns, Light that Protects, "Ennemies explode", the -bloom based destruction spells from Morrowind (with special visual effects). Their names are too awesome to drop them !
Poison spells
The spell called Froststar, which focus the power of elemental winter and of the prayers from Dawnstar into the caster, and I suppose generates a dreadful blizzard. I am sure this can look awesome in some quest based on defending Dawnstar.
Jyggalag. I would like to be given a quest from him.


Other miscellanous things that could add to the game :

"Real" bats
The mysterious axe which is called "The Wings of the Queen of Bats"
A town to (re)build
New jobs (carving wood [making armors from black ironwood?], falconry, weavery, jewelry, farming, preparing infusions, ...)
Snowhawks
Merchants in military forts (I think this would give them a more town-like feeling, and wherever human activity takes place, some trade happens, so I think it would make sense)
Horse armors
Light Daedric armors (if the daedric (heavy) ore is made of ebony coated with Daedric blood, what would happen in case an alchemist coats glass with Daedrci blood? )
More Ores (mithril, adamantium, amber, madness ore, domina, lead, bronze, copper, brass, tin, ...)
Using frostbite spider silk to produce clothing with greater enchanting capabilities.
More Daedra NPCs and creatures each with new armors and weapons (Hell Hounds [in volcanic areas?], Aureals, Mazkens, Xivilais, Winged Twilights, Scamps, Clanfears, Vermais, Hernes, Ogrims, ...)
Snow Wolves (endowed with magical abilities)
Imps
Undead creatures (e.g. undead bear or wolf)
Mounted combat
Spears, crossbows
New (or old) Daedric realms to explore
Through smithing, armor upgrades which affect armor look
Trees that walk (and attack).
Going back to Battlespire.
Helping the Spriggans to rebuild a sanctuary in the Moss Mother Cavern. With Spriggan artifacts as rewards.
Undead Dragons.
A come-back of the Drothmeri army.
Help the Falmers to change again : make Ursa Uthrax's nightmare and a Falmer vrsion of Umbacanno's dream come true!
It would be great if the economics was made more complex, and if you could affect it more.
A chance to customize your character's appearance in game. (For example, hairdressers, shapeshifting spells (weren't the dragons supposed to be able to use shapeshifting spells?)...)
Reintroduce named soulgems.
A chance to add to the weapons, clothing or armors, in addition to their enchanting, a weak permanent upgrade by using runes (by engraving them, or damascening, ...)
A way to tame wild creatures. Don't you want an ice wolf as companion? Or a snow hawk as hunting brethren?

And more generally... MORE LORE !

I would like to see an entire province added as DLC.

Preferably Cyrodil, since it would be the easiest for Bethesda to do. You already have the terrain mapped, the city designs, the look and feel of the region down.. now you just need to fill in the blanks and add the things that changed.

Would this be too much work? Well.. not for an expansion, though I guess it's asking a bit much for DLC. To save resources they could just have Leyawiin, Anvil, Skingraad and Bravil all blocked off, under Thalmor control, or burnt down. That leaves only the Imperial City (much of which would likely be ruined), Chorral, Cheydinhal, and Bruma. Four cities that they already have the designs for doesn't seem like too much to hope for, does it?

Fine, it does. What we're really going to get is tiny things no one wants like Mothership Zeta and Operation: Anchorage, but I can dream.

-Follower limit increase to 4
-Follower formation
-Can edit follower AI ex: to use potion after health drop below 50%
-Make follower essential but they cant get up until battle is over
-Can occupied fort from bandit
-player can using a horse for caravan or camel or even a cart
-item price is different in each city
-Bartender can inform a player for lowest price item in a city to sold in other city
-can have a farm
-can have a child
-bug fixed
-can make a camp fire and tent
-fishing have animation using a fishing line or spear
-in game have a spear type weapon, tail whip and javelin
-follower not only standing like a stone when stop
-more populated
-better orc muscle
-new race angel and dwarf or anything
-desert map
-Follower can use horse
-Can attack on horseback (with extra defense)
-dragon need more powerfull than giant
-more armor and weapon (talos set include )
-Daedra enemies
-spawn city war in random area
-harvest need animation
-Cheat can affect achievement
-new enemies type
-more tavern music for bard
-i think fun if in this game have other myth creature ex : hydra is epic!!!
-dragon hunting mission (repeated mission)
-Arena for money
-faction need more usefull function

in DLC i would like:

- A Large cave / home very very very high up in the mountains similar to Rimerock Burrow but higher with an amazing overlook view of Skyrim. With a similar outdoor entrance like the home in Markarth. Nothing elaborate but a dewelling built for a Dragonborn.

1) various styles of treasure chests inside.
2) a good amount of barrels inside to store more stuff
3) a section in the cave that leads to the treasure with Alot of manaquins to dispay my collected armor sets from around the world.
4) Lit by wall torch and lanterns
5) a section of the cave with plenty of dispay cases and various weapon racks.
6) wall mount weapon racks all over
7) A built in smithing area would be the awesome!!!!! please
8) The ability to take a dragons skull and mount it inside my cave home above a double sided stone fireplace.
9) let glowing mushrooms and stuff grow inside the cavern.
10) a dispay area to mount all 9 dragon preist masks- perhaps the entrance Stone carved heads to
lace the masks on that lead into the home.
11) A proper display stand maybe small standing pillars to hold / display each dragon claw found from quests.
12) A small room off to the side as a library with a fire fire pit against the wall.
13) House Carl: A hot sixy female dragon priestess in sixy armor. Who is a master battlemage and (mara amulet and follower compatible)

The cavern would rest extremily high In the mountains with an incredible overlook of the land, sky, sea. Peaceful tall magestic waterfalls near the entrance. Markath is nice but its not secluded or high enough. And does not have enough maniquins, chests,display cases or a way to properly display collected dragon claws and priest masks. Markarth is too much of a home. It isnt a dragons solitude refuge.

Those small slowburning hanging lanterns in Markarth are nice. Would like some of those to please at the entrance.

I would like a falmer DLC, where you sleep in a special/any location then you wake up in the blackreach and a mighty falmer approach you asking if you could help the falmer to return to their former glory as the snow elves, and you can choose to help the falmer or something else im not sure but i want it to have a lot of choice because thats what i liked about fallout new vegas all the choices. and maybe you could like find some cure or a spell to turn the falmer into snow elves and i dont want it to end there, maybe you could choose who should be the new snow prince(exluding you) and after that help the snow prince take a hold like winterhold and they rebuild it to an epic snow elf city

or another DLC that would have been nice was one where you could either help the thalmor take over skyrim or kick them out of skyrim

I'd definitely like to see Skyrim through the Thalmor's eyes so a DLC for them would be great.

Any future DLC should incorporate many more spells for Magi to benefit from (or spell creation).

But the DLC should not pull a Shivering Isles and be disconnected from the world as I felt that that was just a cop out and cheap. Even though that expansion was excellent I don't want to see the same trick again.

Perhaps something with the Fore-sworn? They seem like an interesting bunch?

But whatever the DLC are they should raise the level cap in a balanced manner. Provide real benefits for the player character in the shape of perks, equipment and motivation.