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The way I see it, it would make the most sense (on top of being the most interesting) if Ulric's rebellion was considered canon in the future. From what I've seen the Empire's interest in putting down the rebellion and maintaining control of Skyrim is mostly to appease the Thalmor as well as hold onto whatever hollow dignity the Empire actually has left. Cyrodiil is in terrible shape and is more-or-less slowly bleeding out and the last thing they probably want is to give the Thalmor a reason to swoop down and finish them off after they barely scraped by the first time. Regaining full control over Skyrim is probably not going to magically bring the Empire back to life and it will probably only delay its inevitable dissolution.
That being said if the rebellion succeeds and Skyrim becomes independent things get a lot more interesting and that's where Hammerfell will become a lot more important.
From what I understand Hammerfell refused to surrender to the Thalmor and even managed to throw their enemies out of the province and keep them out. At the time the game is going on Hammerfell is basically a free-state that is virtually untouched by war and is thus in the best position to emerge as a MAJOR player in the future.
If Skyrim was to become independent I could definitely see Ulric and the Stormcloaks turning to the Redguards as a potential ally in the inevitable Thalmor counter-attack/invasion which would follow. Now, some might say such a thing is impossible b/c Ulfric appears to be racist/xenophobic but honestly I think these views really only apply to Skyrim itself ("Skyrim is for the Nords!") and not the entirety of Tamriel. If Skyrim and Hammerfell were to ally against the Thalmor not only do I believe that they could defeat them but they might also inspired other provinces to throw in with them.
Long story short I think the world we'll see in TES VI will be one without an Empire and instead Tamriel will be made up of independent states - most likely with Hammerfell being the top dog.
Doesn't being the Dragonborn mean that there is some of the Septim bloodline in you?
[in the lore sence]
No, he won't.
Forsworn are actually another kind of Bretons (half-elves). The alliance of High Rock warlocks and Skyrim warlords were after all butchered by Talos himself (super sneaky Water Breathing enchanted heavily armoured ninja troops). Since Ulfric was being compared to Talos, he gotta kill a few Bretons to keep the reputation. Castle Volkihar is only being tolerated because it is closer to High Rock, as well as the nearest Nord city is Fortitude which belongs to the Empire lovers.