First look at CBS's unexpectedly topical adaptatio. Original DRAGONRIDERS OF PERN trilogy to get first. LORD OF THE RINGS: THE SECOND AGE given greenlight. A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine. Cover art for new Joe Abercrombie book revealed. Henry Cavill to resume his role as Superman. A legal dispute may have confirmed the ELDER SCROL. The Elder Scrolls VI: Redfall or Whatever will very likely not be released until the middle of the next decade, as Bethesda are still hard at work on their epic SF CRPG Starfield, as well as further expansions to online survival shooter Fallout 76. There is also the matter of a side-quest in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011), which hints that a "red plague" is currently loose in High Rock and a character is headed back there (Bethesda had previously lined up Skyrim with repeated references to that province in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion back in 2006). Based on the very brief teaser released two years ago, it is widely expected that the game will take place in the provinces of High Rock and Hammerfell, the home of the Redguards, who loom large in Elder Scrolls lore. However, the "Redfall" title tussle is one of the view hard pieces of information we have about the game. The story has resurfaced in recent weeks due to a series of alleged leaks about The Elder Scrolls VI, most of which later turned out to be false. 
Falconer had written a series of post-apocalyptic novels under the Redfall banner title.Īfter the threat of legal action, Zenimax and BookBreeze reached an out-of-court settlement (read: money exchanged hands) in May 2019 which appears to allow both Zenimax to use the title in the future and for BookBreeze to continue publishing books under that name. Bethesda filed a trademark claim for the name "Redfall" over a year ago, prompting a response from BookBreeze, the publisher of author Jay Falconer.
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