The Elder Scrolls 6 honorera un personnage mémorial pour un fan tant regretté après un don de 85 000 dollars à Make-A-Wish

Bethesda’s highly anticipated The Elder Scrolls 6 will feature a character created as a tribute to a beloved fan who is deeply missed. This inclusion follows an impressive charity campaign that raised over $85,000 for Make-A-Wish.

Spearheaded by the team behind the premier lore wiki, The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages (UESP), former member Loranna Pyrel will be immortalized in The Elder Scrolls 6. Her legacy stems from a forum-based roleplay campaign inspired by Bethesda’s games, which later influenced the work of Ted Peterson, one of the series’ writers.

Fans previously tried to secure Pyrel’s inclusion through a silent auction organized by Bethesda for Make-A-Wish. However, their group bid was narrowly beaten by an anonymous entry.

Following this incident, Bethesda agreed to make an exception and allow the UESP team another chance if they matched the winning bid of $85,450. Thanks to generous donations from The Elder Scrolls creators, the UESP community, and fellow fan resource The Imperial Library, they have successfully met this goal.

"It's kind of unbelievable that we got this far," the UESP wrote in an Instagram post. "This whole thing started on an offhand comment about possibly teaming up, and then grew into this giant group effort. We're looking forward to adding this character to TES6."

"We couldn't think of a more appropriate way to honor Loranna's contributions to both the Elder Scrolls community and the lore than a community charity fundraising effort like this while simultaneously making an addition the lore proper."

> We just finished up a meeting with Bethesda where we got to design a character for The Elder Scrolls 6. Honestly, a lot of us went into the meeting pretty nervous and even reserved, but now we're all extremely excited for what's in store. pic.twitter.com/8493WN6CBB > > — UESP (@UESP_net) October 9, 2025

In a follow-up post on X today, the UESP revealed it had just concluded a meeting with Bethesda regarding their Elder Scrolls 6 character, noting that everyone left "extremely excited for what's in store."

As for when The Elder Scrolls 6 will actually release, we remain less certain. Bethesda officially announced the game with a teaser trailer at E3 2018, seven years ago. Next, it confirmed The Elder Scrolls 6 had entered "early development" in August 2023, and "early builds" were available in March 2024. When the six-year anniversary of the project's announcement arrived in June last year, even Bethesda development chief Todd Howard paused to say, "oh wow, that has been a while."