It would be a great way to introduce new sea mechanics as well, such as naval combat and seafaring, as well as sea monsters.
To the north, there are frozen lakes and snow, to the west there are castles, plains and forests, in the center there are Orcs and mountains, to the east theres a wasteland and more mountains, and to the south there are huge cities and hot weather. The landscape of High Rock is also very diverse, similar to how Skyrim and Oblivion were. The Bretons also worship the Nine, so the Thalmor could use Talos worship as a cover-up for their actual interest in the tower. The story of the Thalmor obviously has to continue in one way or another in the next Elder Scrolls game, and with them meddling with magical objects in Skyrim, it makes a lot of sense for them to be focusing on High Rock. (BTW, this hasn't been confirmed, and is just speculation) There's also a theory that the tower is one of the things that protect Nirn from the Daedra, which would make it even more important. This could be where they stored the rest of Lorkhans body, and if Lorkhans heart was enough to create a huge fucking island and a volcano, then the rest of his body should be pretty damn powerful. Underneath the tower, there is a door made of spinning rings, no one has entered it. It is the oldest structure on Tamriel, and it was created by the Aedra themselves to decide what to do with Lorkhan (the guy who decieved the Aedra into creating the planet) and where they removed his heart. If you don't know, The Adamantine Tower is a building on an island in High Rock, between the Camlorn and Wayrest regions. We pretty much know that the game is taking place in either High Rock or Hammerfell, and there is only one large and significant tower in the area: The Adamantine Tower.
In Skyrim, we learn that the Thalmor are trying to meddle in the College of Winterhold's affairs, specifically searching for magical artifacts, the Eye and Staff of Magnus. The White-Gold Tower in Oblivion and Arena, the Red Mountain in Morrowind, and The Throat of the World in Skyrim. In all of the Elder Scrolls games, there have been "towers" at the center of the map.
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