Sure, people stereotype in вЂњreal lifeвЂќ and so the resulting stereotyping of Khajiit could be explained as a result of human tendency, but this is a fantasy game where dragons return after millennium, where Sloads are humanoid slug people, and so on. The Elder Scrolls 6: Give the Khajiit the Respect They DeserveДЄs Dungeons and Dragons has taken steps toward moving away from racist stereotypes, if still in need of some progress, The Elder Scrolls 6 should do the same as one of the biggest fantasy games in the video game space. The Men and Mer of Tamriel treat them with such distrust, and with little option, players see Khajiits often fill these 'dishonorable' roles.

The Elder Scrolls 6 won't likely go that far, but the Khajiit deserve to play better roles than past games.

In Morrowind, alongside Argonians, they were straight-up slave labor. Every game, no matter how it shows the physical presence of the Khajiit, treat them as shady merchants, skooma dealers, and assassins. ItвЂ™s a general tendency to fear the unknown, and many men wouldnвЂ™t take the time to get to know many Khajiit, or Orcs, or Argonians for that matter. On the one hand, the general prejudice that many races of Men and Mer (elves) feel about Beast-like races is rooted in real-world behaviors. RELATED: How Daggerfall's Dragon Break May Impact The Elder Scrolls 6 It could be just one or the other, it could be the Summerset Isles, it could be Valenwood, or it could be a country set outside Tamriel, and The Elder Scrolls 6 would still ostracize and stereotype the Khajiit. The leading theory, right now, for The Elder Scroll 6's location is Hammerfell and High Rock, as previously teased in StarfieldвЂ™s trailer, but that matters little to the Khajiit. However, the games repeat one mistake over and over again with the Khajiit, something The Elder Scrolls 6 is likely to do too. They are equal to any other playable or non-playable race in The Elder Scrolls in terms of interesting lore, capabilities, and heroics. They have an interesting home, interesting abilities, and a lot of other unique qualities. First off, the very location and phase of the moon upon birth impact what a Khajiit looks like, explaining subtle differences in Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, and so on. The Khajiit are arguably one of the most interesting races of Tamriel.

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