"Redguard" and "Hammerfell" certainly seem too close to "Redfall" to ignore. It's possible a new nation called Redfall has arisen since then.
Before the events of Skyrim, the Redguard had seceded from the Empire, became independent, and fought off an invasion by the Aldmeri Dominion.
It may have something to do with the Redguard, the dark-skinned desert warriors of Hammerfell. Since Elder Scrolls VI would probably be set long after Skyrim, there could very well be a new location founded then. There is no location called "Redfall" in the Elder Scrolls world. The only games that aren't locations are very clear English words - Arena and Oblivion (and even those are based on specific places). Although the franchise's fifth iteration, Skyrim, has been re-released for everything under the sun, the game's initial launch was way back in 2011, and so fans have been waiting a very long time for another entirely new game in the core series. The majority of Elder Scrolls games are named after locations in the world - Daggerfall, Morrowind, Skyrim, or the recent Elder Scrolls Online expansions of Summerset and Murkmire. The official announcement of The Elder Scrolls VI was met with huge excitement from long-term fans of the series. They often tell of events that require a Hero to resolve them, although the Scrolls themselves do not select such individuals. The Elder Scrolls are artifacts of unknown origin and quantity, being simultaneously archives of historic, past and future events. It certainly sounds extremely Elder Scrolls-like and would be a fitting title for The Elder Scrolls VI, but there's a catch. An Elder Scroll, as it appears in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
THE ELDER SCROLLS VI NAME SOFTWARE
First spotted by Newsweek, Bethesda just trademarked the name 'Redfall' for "computer game software for use with computers and video game consoles".
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