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Another interview regarding Clockwork City from Rich Lambert and Greg Roth. The ideas for the DLC was run by Bethesda, and getting the aesthetic down was challenging. https://www.brokenjoysticks.net/2017/11/03/elder-scrolls-online-clockwork-city-developer-interview/ Everything that you see in Clockwork City is a fabricated version of something that exists in Tamriel, such as rocks, trees and the very leaves on the trees. Everything in Clockwork City is created from a process called sintering, and even the 'skybox' (that is to say, the sky) is artificial. https://www.brokenjoysticks.net/2017/11/03/elder-scrolls-online-clockwork-city-developer-interview/2/ The Brass Fortress is the only part of Clockwork City thats inhabitable for people from Tamriel to live, and it's here that Sotha Sil's priests, scientists, politicians & everyone else lives. Sotha Sil goes into long periods of rest, sometimes for decades or even centuries. The pages of books and even the animals are all...

Seht's Balcony, a demiplane of the Maelstrom Arena modelled after the Clockwork City, contains megastructures that dwarf even stars.

An interview with Rich Lamert and Greg Roth, which goes into the details of the Clockwork City. Clockwork City is extraplanar in nature (thus many who end up there get stuck there). 4:17

Rich Lambert says that he refered to the Oblivion Players guide when creating the Blackwood expansion for ESO. https://www.ausgamers.com/features/read/3633887

A necromancer ban become a lych by pressing their soul through a phylactery, which allows them to divest body and soul, and access the tremendous power contained within the soul (the removal of these boundaries results in a 'virtually limitless magical horizon'). https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Vastarie

A witness says they saw a ship getting smashed to splinters by a tentacles monster from the depths. https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Voyage_of_the_Seajoy,_Day_Five Tentacles appear as a creature (or attached to an underwater creature) in Redguard. https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Redguard:Creatures#Tentacle

An account of a colossal creature encountered on a voyage to High Isle, which describes a monstrousity that dwarves even the largest of the islands in the isles. Said to be able to swallow ships whole, it causes the skies to darken and the winds and seas to still, with an eye bigger than any mortal-made structure. Given the waters around the boat are described as turning black and the description of its colossal eye, it's possible that this was a creature from Apocrypha (which is connected to the seas), if not Mora himself (although the Coldharbour Compact prevents Mora from directly manifesting in the Mundus/Nirn). https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:A_Harrowing_Sea_Voyage

Ithegleoir is an immortal leviathan who's supposedly said to live in the Eltheric sees, and causes the sands to shift and the depths of the channels to change, and occasionally sinks ships. https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Beware_the_Glenumbra_Banks

House Redoran drove the titanic Emperor Crabs of Morrowind to extinction. https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Crafting_Motif_52:_Redoran_Style

Dragons can pick up mammoths.

Yet another reference to how the Vestige (in base, obviously) is weaker than Dovahkiin, and will need help fighting a dragon. It's also mentioned that the dragons in Skyrim are 'bent on the end of the world' while the dragons in Elsweyr are after revenge. https://www.pcgamesn.com/the-elder-scrolls-online/elder-scrolls-online-dragons-skyrim Very curiously, the dragons in Elsweyr are refered to as being finite in number, not the full-on invasion seen in Skyrim. Todd Howard has previously refered to there being an infinite number of dragons in Skyrim; however, he meant this from a gameplay perspective (they respawn). So the implication that there might actually be a literal infinity of dragons (or potentially an infinity of dragons) in Skyrim is very interesting.

The idea with the skill trees being constellations was to have weapons in one hand, magic in another and look up to the stars to see where you are. https://web.archive.org/web/20150209085218/http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1189517-part-02-todd-howard-interview-norwegian-magazine-gamerno/ There are an unlimited number of dragons (although this may be a gameplay thing due to respawns).

A list of all the Princes and their spheres from an old ESO article. https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-gb/news/post/26331?Get-Creative-with-The-Elder-Scrolls-Online-Daedric-Dress-Up-

Another thread from Reddit which explains more of the nature of the Many Paths (spoilers for Gold Road Online, and all credit due to the original posters).

Now, for siege weapons! As per always, I will update this with other examples when I find them. A ballista round shatters a stonework bridge of considerable size A ballista shatters several boulders (the Summerset Online official guide confirms this) Cannonfire causes large explosions during the siege of Japhet's Folly (the Skyrim Prima confirms repeatedly that this is cannon fire; note that objects on the edge of the explosion are still sent flying) Cannons exist in Tamriel (cannons are also mentioned in a joke book [source]) More cannon fire explosions at Japhet's Folly Dwemer Ballistia create considerable explosions when fired

A compilation of all the examples I've found of blades embedded into stone (as well as cement and metal) or cutting though it in The Elder Scrolls! So far most of the examples are from Skyrim and the ESO cinematics. I will add more examples as I find them. A Common Sword (outside Rebel’s Cairn; the Skyrim Prima guide makes reference to this one, confirming it is a common sword) An Ancient Nord Battle-axe (at the top of the stairs in the entrance of Volunruud) A Falmer Sword (in the final room of Liar’s Retreat) A Steel Greatsword (after Mikrul’s chamber in Folgunther) Four Iron Daggers (in Astrids Office in the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary, one more appearing with each major quest in the Dark Brotherhood questline) An enchanted Iron Dagger (next to the sacrificial symbol in the Midden; enchanted item) A Forsworn Axe (embedded in an execution block in Lost Valley Redoubt) Notched Pickaxe (at the top of the Throat of the World; enchanted item; the Skyrim Prima guide makes reference to...

Apocrypha is where all secrets and knowledge ends up, be they in the forms of dreams, memories, tomes or something else. The various repositories of Apocrypha are infinite. https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Leramil_the_Wise

Hitting objects with an Ice Storm attack will send them flying with great speeds, even for a large pile of heavy objects (such as around 70 pieces of quarried stone, and 171 iron ingots).

Dovahkiin can travel from Riften to Solitude within 24 hours.

Summary of most of the big reveals from Gold Roads from a post from Reddit (all due credit to the original poster). I'll have to look into this in more detail in the future, but I've honestly got mixed thoughts on this one (especially the Many Paths).