Any chances to visit more of Eorzea?

[Con_Carne]

So, we will explore The First in 5.0. Though we are going to visit what we could say "a parallel Eorzea", it's not Eorzea. So 5.0 may be the first expansion in which we won't see anything new of our realm.

So I ask... Are there any chances to visit more new zones of Eorzea in any future? Maybe even new zones available for 2.0 players so they can use flying mounts. For example, some of 1.0's reworked: the southern part of Mor Dhona, the West Shroud, the Coerthas Eastern Highlands (with Rivenroad's ruins :3). An openworldly zone of Carteneau...

I see there's another unvisited region: Paglth'an (though I imagine this similar to the Peaks).

[ErryK]

Unfortunately, they incorporated many of the locations you're talking about into the game as PvP zones, so exploring them in a PvE situation is more than likely very slim.

[Greven]

Aren't Il Mheg and Rak'Tyka Greatwood on The Source?

[Rufalus]

Aren't Il Mheg and Rak'Tyka Greatwood on The Source?

They didn't want to reveal the greater region that those zones are a part of because it's a spoiler and they were saving the First reveal for Tokyo. I mean they could be, but Il Mheg is the pixie one, right? I don't think these fantastical places are on the source.

The game has many years ahead so sure, they can add more to Eorzea or update/expand the existing zones there, it's not super unlikely.
Also other places at the source besides Eorzea such as Thavnair, Old Sharlayan, Ilsabard, The New World, Meracydia and Bukyo are all candidates to visit some day.

Shadowbringers may be the only expansion which focuses on the first world since their other continents outside of the region we are exploring have all already been obliterated by the encroaching flood of light.

[Iscah]

Aren't Il Mheg and Rak'Tyka Greatwood on The Source?

Il Mheg seems to resemble the Dravanian Forelands, so I think it's likely to be the same location on the First. The Greatwood could be the Black Shroud, or perhaps they'll surprise us and make it counterpart to somewhere else.