ZeniMax Online released three variations on heavy armor design, each one built to highlight the aesthetic tastes of each designing race, Joystiq.com reports.

"On display are new concept designs for Argonian, Orcish, and Kajiit armors, respectively. These join the previously seen Redguard, Wood Elf, and Dark Elf armor designs, as well as the High Elf, Nord, and Breton designs. ZeniMax noted that players will be able to craft weapons and armor in each racial style," the website writes.

The developer released a beta test to several anonymous gamers last weekend that forbids participants from releasing any information about the game, but one website reveals the gameplay might be more realistic than expected.

CinemaBlend.com used the alias "Umberto Fakeington III, our resident imaginary writer" to describe certain aspects of Elder Scrolls Online without violating any of ZeniMax's nondisclosure policies.

"It all begins with the character creator. Within minutes I was able to build a _______ ________ that's every bit as detailed and lifelike as my character from ___________. There's a long list of _______ and _______ to choose from in building a character. I was never _______ with the myriad of options, though," the website wrote in one article, leaving many gamers wondering if the game will be as "detailed" and "lifelike" as it claims it to be.

ZeniMaz unveiled an interactive map for the World of Tamriel, PingZine.com reports, leaving many wondering if they will make an announcement about a possible release date.