Would a king system be something you'd like to see in VI?

Shole

Well I would love to be able to become king, like save the world get to be a noble, get some land, conquer others or convince them to promote me to leader of the region and continue to conquer and get votes from others until I become king. What do you think?

Quelhas

That would be interesting. Although I'd go even further and add like a few countries into the lore, like after skyrim the empire falls and you get smaller countries in which you can become the king. I know Skyrim has a mod so you can become the ruler of Skyrim and order people around, it's quite fun.

Soyroy

Using Skyrim as an example maybe you can become a jarl of a hold and eventually conquer others until you become King. This concept would work great in a game based in High Rock since they have a feudal government. I would just hope it would be more than you and five soldiers conquering a city, unlike Skyrim

War

If you were a ruler it would probably be over a smaller region instead of a larger location, otherwise they'd have to write your characters presence into the lore somehow. (They have done it in way before though, like with what they did with Sheogorath in Skyrim).

Majoron

I personally don't think I'd enjoy this very much, I like fighting, questing, talking, etc. I don't think I'd be terribly interested in managing holds, it's just on too much of a macro scale for me.

Phatphuc

Honestly, im with Majoro here. I think it would be gimmicky and get repetitive fast (unless they come up with huge improvements with AI and random generation).

Sean-Bean

The TES worlds are way too small for anything of this sort, and even the largest battles fade in comparison to what other games have to offer. The TES series has always been focused around a single character walking around and killing people, not around management and tactical warfare on the army-size level. I'd rather they add more variety to the content on offer, instead of stuff like this.

Yiggy

Systems to support a 'Ruler' Feature

[The ability to build your own town]: This is already done quite well in Fallout 4, building your own community from scratch, "And I mean really from scratch, as in start with nothing but dirt, no premade houses forced on you" Combine that with the Homestead DLC from skyrim to more easily fill in these homes with furnature and stuff, and you have an awesome side project to work on between quests. Bonus points if you can built a Venice style city on the water.

[Appointing Community Leaders]: the ability to select two 'under-bosses' or 'ministers' to handle the work you don't want to do, choosing two between economy, military, and religion. You can choose to do all of them, or focus on just one while your underlings handle the other two.

[Town Recruitment]: Having a recruitment campaign would be pretty sweet, being able to choose the features you want in your townspeople, the town specialization, ecct. For instance, if your building your village/town/city near a lake or river, you may want more Argonians and fishermen to help work your docks or even just have a town of mostly Argonians. Where as if you want a mountain town, perhapse you want mostly orcs, each race having a specialty, and arriving with their own Race Leader options for the above mentioned Economy, Military, and Religion. Of course theres also the option of variety, in which you may not get the Elite members of the individual races but you can scout them out later in the world for recruitment.

[Securing and Defending natural resources]: Rock Quarries, Mines, Natural Springs, Grazing Lands(for cattle), and Farmlands(for crops). All things that have value and are therefore subject to banditry, holding these locations will net you're community passive resource income to spend on upgrades like new facilities and training to improve your townsfolk. For instance having two master blacksmiths will improve the overall quality of the gear they make beyond the normal due to them competing with eachother and trying to outdo one another. Could even start town festivals with the theme of competition.

[Town Celebrations]: Pricey but leads to unlocking special gear and recipies, think of it like cashing in your experience to upgrade your base stats and perks, but for the entire town.

[Religious Management]: Far more important than one might think, religion helps bind people together under the focus of a shared idea, this helps maintain their mental state in harsh times. They don't have videogames or television, or even radio in the elder scrolls, there are sicknesses(as seen in the temple of Kynareth in Whiterun), people die, and there are few comforts to ease the burden. Building a temple to handle things like disease, despair, funerals, and weddings will most certainly go towards supporting your community. Religion is its own survival tactic. One must never underestimate the power of the mind, and its ability to destroy itself.

[Daedric Invasion]: SPEAKING OF MIND BREAKING CHAOS! Having one or multiple deadric princes attempt to infiltrate your community 'should be expected', usually by tempting or corrupting someone in your town, possibly even one of your community leaders. It'd be easier to kill the madness but what if you really like them? Thus initiating a quest to free your fellow from the princes grip. To be victorious nets you lifetime loyalty from your fellow, to fail, is to lose their soul. What more motivation might you need?