About: TES Spin-Offs

[Nerevar Telvanni]

This sub-forum is for the discussion of the various spin off Elder Scrolls games that deal with a specific person and not the mysterious Hero released from Jail to save the day.

Those games include: Battlespire, Redguard, and the various TES Travels games (Stormhold, Dawnstar, Shadowkey, Oblivion Mobile, and Oblivion (PSP) )

 

[Nerevar Telvanni]

Battlespire is the first (and probably only) game in the spinoff series called An Elder Scrolls Legend. It was originally conceived as an expansion to Daggerfall, but evolved into a standalone game. The action takes place within a single multi-level dungeon, the Battlespire, where the player is sent to investigate some unusual events. It also features a multiplayer option.

Redguard is the first (and probably only) game in the spinoff series called The Elder Scrolls Adventures. Unlike the main sequence of Elder Scrolls role-playing games, Redguard is designed as an action-adventure game. The player character is Cyrus, a Redguard mercenary, who returns to his native Stros M'Kai in search of his missing sister, Iszara.  

[Nerevar Telvanni]

The Elder Scrolls Travels are a series of four mobile TES games, along with a fifth that was never released.



Stormhold (2003)

Misfortune has landed you in Stormhold prison, run by reputed lunatic Quintus Varus. The overseers put you to work, and it is clear you are not expected to survive long. You must find the few who can help you, and overcome the challenges of Stormhold until you are strong enough to defeat the evil warden. You have a weapon smuggled to you by your friends, and ruins to clear.



Dawnstar (2004)

Your assignment in the exile post of Dawnstar begins poorly, as glacier tribes are raiding this far northern town. Governor Vinticae informs you that he needs you to find his four champions (Alhavara, Beatrice, Chung, and Delacroix), one of whom is probably a traitor in league with the tribes. You must survive the rigors of Dawnstar, choose friends carefully, gain enough power to defeat enemies, and restore your good name.



Shadowkey (2004)

War comes to Hammerfell, danger and ambition consuming three kingdoms. But some dangers arrive not upon studded boot, but move in stealth among the shadows. For a war of magics roils in the shadows, mixing with, and as dangerous as the war fought with steel. But unknown to kings and High Mages, the flames of war will forge a hero. It is this hero's destiny to alter theirs, and change the world of... Shadowkey.



Oblivion Mobile (2006)

With the empire ready to crumble, the gates of Oblivion open and demons march upon the land. You must find the lost heir to the throne and unravel the sinister plot that threatens to destroy all of Tamriel.

Oblivion (PSP)

It would have been the fifth mobile game. It was planned to lack the free-roaming game play usually associated with the Elder Scrolls series. The whole game was indoors. There has never been any official reason given for its cancellation or even official confirmation that it was canceled.