The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Eye of Argonia was a planned sequel to Redguard. Like its predecessor, it was an action-adventure game with few of the role-playing elements of other Elder Scrolls titles. In response to Redguard's poor sales, it was planned to be released on the PlayStation 2 and other consoles, rather than PC. The game seemingly never made it past conception, with work resuming on Morrowind instead. The name would imply that the game would have taken place in Black Marsh (a.k.a. Argonia). Only the title graphic was ever released, with sub-text in Daedric lettering which reads, "AND A HERO FROM HAEROT WILL SAVE THEM".
In Redguard, Cyrus discusses the Eye of Argonia briefly with Tobias and Dreekius. Described by Dreekius as the "priceless King's jewel of ancient Black Marsh", it is a treasure sought by both Tobias and Cyrus. It was mentioned in the mock Q&A for the Redguard comic book as "a priceless gem that also serves as a key to the Lost City of Black Marsh". Since the game's cancelation, it has appeared briefly as an Easter egg in subsequent games. The book Ruins of Kemel-Ze, found in all games since Morrowind, mentions the Eye, where the author, archaeologist Rolard Nordssen, dreams of recovering it. In Tribunal, one of Morrowind's two expansions, the Eye is mentioned in dialogue with Trels Varis upon entering his secret office.
A third TESA game named Paradise Sugar was also supposedly planned.