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However, it has been confirmed that Avowed is not a brand new setting, starting from scratch. It's actually taking place in Eora, the setting of the Pillars of Eternity , but in an entirely new way. Eora may not have the name recognition of Tamriel, but it does mean Obsidian is building on a fantasy world that is already established. It could still go in any number of ways, but Humans, Aumaua, Dwarves, Elves, Orlans, and Godlikes are races that will likely populate the world (and be playable?). The Old Empires seem prominent given Avowed 's trailer , but there's plenty more countries to explore as well. Basically, The Elder Scrolls 6 has a more well-known location, but both settings are pretty similar in terms of world-build<br><br><br>It hasn't been long since Obsidian Entertainment announced Avowed , a first-person RPG epic and the company's third game since being acquired by Microsoft. However, it's already possible to get a sense of the world that Avowed takes place in for one simple reason: the game is set in Eora, the same world created for Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity ser<br><br><br>The single trailer released for Avowed already shows fans more than The Elder Scrolls 6 has shown them in the last two years. The trailer works not only to get players excited and to take advantage of Bethesda’s slow development speed, but makes Bethesda appear particularly unreliable in comparison to Obsidian. Cyberpunk 2077 is another first-person RPG that has had a particularly long development cycle, and yet unlike Bethesda, CD Projekt Red does not have a relationship with another developer like Obsidian that fans can so easily draw unfavorable comparisons w<br><br><br>There are six playable races within the franchise, which will likely be playable in [http://planeta.tv/?URL=https://Searchlightyoga.com Avowed patch notes] as well. Collectively, they are known as the Kith, the civilized races of Eora, but it would be interesting to see if non-Kith races were added. Regardless, here are the likely playable races of Avow<br><br><br>Avowed has more than enough space to be its own game and established new lore, because there's so much of Eora that even those who played the Pillars games haven't seen yet. At the same time, using Eora as the setting of Avowed is a great way to reel in Pillars players as well as newcomers to the g<br><br><br>Between Fallout: New Vegas and The Outer Worlds , Obsidian has gained a lot of trust from Bethesda fans for delivering a similar format with a more engaging story and a slightly sharper wit, as well rarely appearing to rest on its laurels in the same way as Bethesda, which has avoided new IPs and released increasingly disappointing games over the last nine ye<br><br><br>Once again, some of the races that occupy Eora are pretty standard: namely, elves, humans, and dwarves. However, some of Eora's races are much more distinct: first, there are the amaua, the largest of the kith (a collective term for the humanoid races of Eora) known for their strength and affinity for water. There are orlans, which function a little bit like gnomes or halflings, but have their own history of enduring prejudice and poor treatment at the hands of other kith; nonetheless, they are quick and sharp-minded as a r<br><br><br>Avowed is set in the world of the Pillars of Eternity games, where the god Eothas plays a large role, one with interesting parallels to the demonic "daedric" prince Mehrunes Dagon, a recurring villain and subject of worship in The Elder Scrolls series. With many fans looking to compare the franchises, it’s worth comparing two of the most powerful deities in the lore of these ga<br><br><br>Bethesda has name recognition that will go a long way in determining how good The Elder Scrolls 6 actually performs and how well it is received, but Obsidian Entertainment isn't that far behind. It's hard to say which will be better, Avowed or TES 6 , but there's one thing for sure: Obsidian is catching up in this race, and it may only take one slip-up to set up Avowed as the next Skyr<br><br><br>Mehrunes Dagon is the daedric prince of destruction, revolution, energy, change, and ambition. Based on his appearance in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion , he closely resembles classical depictions of the devil, with red skin, fangs, and horns on his head. Mehrunes Dagon also has an extra set of arms and giant stature in his Oblivion appearance, though he has many different manifestations as depicted at his various shrines across The Elder Scrolls ga<br><br><br>In all the context that can be considered, the biggest is that Obsidian is likely shooting for the stars. It is known for RPGs, this is its forte, and now it has the backing to live up to its full potential. Obsidian is the hungry upstart and the underdog, and Bethesda is the big name fallen on hard times. The launch of Fallout 76 soured much of the fanbase and especially those who invested in the game, Rage 2 failed to make an impression, and even Doom Eternal —the best game its launched in recent memory—wasn't without the controversy of its anti-cheat softw