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<\/figure>\nImagine: it\u2019s 2011. You\u2019ve played Oblivion<\/em> a dozen or more times, and The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim<\/em> is finally on the horizon. A new game is coming, filled with new adventures, countless new quests and endless possibilities. During your first unforgettable playthrough, you say a prayer to Todd Howard and ask for the fun to never end. He hears your words, smiles, nods, and snaps his fingers dramatically. Skyrim<\/em> is now eternal and inescapable.<\/p>\n It has now been a decade since the fifth Elder Scrolls<\/em> title defined what an open-world single-player RPG could be, and Bethesda isn\u2019t finished with it yet. To celebrate the game\u2019s anniversary on November 11, Skyrim<\/em> will come to current-gen consoles packed with new content and mechanics\u2013no mods required. Along with new playable content, a Skyrim<\/em> concert is also scheduled, and a physical Anniversary<\/a> Edition will also be available to those who don\u2019t mind owning yet another copy. Why not buy it one more time, right?<\/p>\n Along with the new fishing mechanic announced last month, a new trailer released today is showing off some new gear and artifacts, including the Sword of Hyggalag and Nerveshatter. A pair of major additions inspired by Morrowind<\/em> and Oblivion<\/em> feature new armor, enemies, weapons, locations, and questlines. The Morrowind<\/em> addition is titled \u2018The Ghosts of the Tribunal,\u2019 while the Oblivion<\/a><\/em> addition is titled \u2018The Cause.\u2019<\/p>\n See the complete trailer here:<\/p>\n