Bethesda Offering Fans Chance To Create An NPC For The Elder Scrolls 6

Summary

Bethesda is offering fans a chance to create an NPC in The Elder Scrolls 6 for Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic.
The game was announced in 2018 with no updates since, making anticipation high for any new information.
The game’s release date remains uncertain, but Bethesda’s Microsoft ownership may allow it on PlayStation platforms.

While there’s not a lot of info known about The Elder Scrolls 6, Bethesda is already offering fans a chance at having their own NPC (non-player character) appear in the upcoming role-playing game.

This is part of the company’s initiative for Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, where the winning bid will have their creation be immortalized in the game.

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The announcement was made on X, where the studio also linked to the silent auction where players can bid.

I assume that whoever wins can create an NPC version of themselves, so they will forever be part of gaming history.

The game’s title was revealed in 2018, and since then, Bethesda hasn’t said anything about it. We know it’s in development, and Bethesda boss Todd Howard already said we shouldn’t expect it anytime soon (this was mentioned in 2020, by the way), but even so, it has been seven years since it was announced, and we still don’t even have a proper gameplay trailer for it.

Could it change this year? I sure hope so. While Microsoft now owns Bethesda, the software giant’s push for its first-party games to appear on other platforms means PlayStation gamers will probably be able to play The Elder Scrolls 6 on the PS6 or PS7 (whenever the game releases).

Skyrim Players Are Sounding Off, Frustrated Over Waiting On The Elder Scrolls 6

There was a five-year gap between Oblivion and Skyrim. The wait or TES6 is going on twelve.

Contrary to The Eder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which was revealed in 2010 and was released a year later, The Elder Scrolls 6 seems to be a myth at this point. Not only did Bethesda wait seven years before announcing the follow-up to the much-beloved Skyrim, but here we are, another seven years after and nothing.

We’ll let our readers know if we get wind of anything The Elder Scrolls 6. Cross your fingers that’s sometime soon.