The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel merch is already available, even though the name is all we know!
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The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel merch is already available, even though the name is all we know!

Nenad Divljaković
By Nenad Divljaković
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“You can already buy merch with The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel motifs, even though after 15 years, all we know is just the name of the game.”

Over the last 10 years, Bethesda has announced The Elder Scrolls 6 twice; the first time, back in 2018, they said the game exists and gave us hints that the game could take place in the desert region of Hammerfell. The second time, earlier this week, they only confirmed that, along with the fact that the full title of the game is The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel.

It seems that was enough for the people at Bethesda to start selling clothing with motifs of the game—or more precisely, with the game's title, since that is currently the only motif that exists. More specifically, on the official website you can already buy a T-shirt for $34.99 and a hoodie for $64.99.

"Celebrate The Elder Scrolls VI. Your next journey through Tamriel will be in The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. Show off your excitement with the official hoodie!" And if you're interested in ordering, note the disclaimer: "This hoodie runs small. For the perfect fit, we recommend ordering one size larger than your usual size."

This probably comes as a good way to earn a little more money until a new edition of Skyrim arrives, since judging by the rumors, TES 6 is at least two years away from release. It is interesting how Bethesda started selling merch before showing even a snippet of gameplay from the game itself.

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A hyper-critical columnist with a deep-seated love for philosophy and obscure games, perpetually seeking meaning in both narrative and mechanics. He values experiences that pose more questions than they provide answers—especially when delivered through sharp dialogue and innovative design.

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