He came upon Vvardenfell, the volcano that destroyed Morrowind.Īs well as the Imperial City of Cyrodiil, from Oblivion. He estimated his location using the in-game Skyrim map, indeed putting him in Morrowind. The explorer notes that he was able to walk through Morrowind for quite a while before the textures and foliage gradually faded to something less intricate. There are two theories as to why this is in Skyrim. So, the explorer did what any good gamer would do, and turned on no-clip mode and broke out of Skyrim, finding not only the landmass on which Morrowind takes place, but the Imperial City from Oblivion as well. The archway was in the direction of Morrowind, the third installment in the Elder Scrolls series, complete with visible terrain and foliage. As with most games that have an edge of the map, this archway prevented access through the gate with the use of an old gaming stalwart, the invisible wall. While exploring the map, an intrepid Skyrim explorer came across the above archway in the bottom southeast of Skyrim.
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