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Also mentioned is that the second light is placed next to the capital Solitude, though the first light seems to have everyone still pondering the meaning behind the New Year's message.
According to a very active thread, the common consensus is that the third light is relating to Hammerfell and is meant to show the "map the future" aspect of the Elder Scrolls franchise.
Naturally, Reddit took that hint and ran with it in the best way possible by dissecting the lights seen and the area of the map. Here's to a Happy New Year!🕯 /bL44CzLDIE
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