About The Elder Scrolls
The Elder Scrolls is one of the most influential role-playing series in gaming history, spanning five mainline games and countless spin-offs over three decades. Each game drops you into the continent of Tamriel — a vast, handcrafted fantasy world with its own history, cultures, and conflicts — and gives you near-total freedom to play your way. The series is defined by its open worlds: from the alien mushroom forests of Morrowind and the rolling hills of Cyrodiil to the frozen peaks of Skyrim, every province feels alive with its own identity. Character progression is skill-based, letting you define your hero through play rather than rigid classes, and the series is famous for its modding communities that extend the games far beyond their original scope. The most recent mainline entry, Skyrim, remains one of the best-selling games ever made, and the series continues to define what open-world RPGs can be.
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The Elder Scrolls FAQ
Is The Elder Scrolls series free?
No — each game is paid, available on Steam, GOG, and consoles, with frequent discounts.
Which Elder Scrolls game should I start with?
Skyrim is the most accessible and popular; Morrowind and Oblivion offer deeper classic RPG systems.
Do I need to play the games in order?
No — each game is standalone, set in different provinces and eras of Tamriel.
Are the games moddable?
Yes — the series has one of the largest modding communities in gaming, with total overhauls and expansions.
What is the next game in the series?
The Elder Scrolls VI has been announced and is in development at Bethesda.