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When Elder Scrolls Online players set sail for the Summerset Isles in June, they’ll surely hear about, if not meet, Queen Ayrenn’s cousin who is the current Proxy Queen of the location. Named Alwinarwe, the Proxy Queen is the subject of the latest blog post to provide context and lore for the forthcoming chapter.
Elder Scrolls Online is turning four years old and developers are ready to light the birthday candles. Starting April 4th and running through April 16th, players can take the Ache for Cake quests to get the “three-tiered Anniversary Jubilee Cake” to add to their mementos collections. But it’s not just any cake: Players who place it in front of themselves will receive a 100% XP bonus that stacks with others for two hours.
UPDATE: Devs will be on hand for the “Next Chapter” on March 21st at 1:00 pm Pacific / 4:00 pm Eastern in the ESO Twitch.tv channel. The Elder Scrolls Online Twitter was updated late Friday with an image of a letter signed by Queen Ayrenn Arana Aldmeri that reads, “Your Queen has exciting news to share as soon as the time is right. I bid you watch and listen for the next herald, who shall present a royal announcement of great significance to us all.”
The Elder Scrolls Online Twitter was updated late Friday with an image of a letter signed by Queen Ayrenn Arana Aldmeri that reads, “Your Queen has exciting news to share as soon as the time is right. I bid you watch and listen for the next herald, who shall present a royal announcement of great significance to us all.”
Console players of Elder Scrolls Online who have been feeling a bit left out from their PC brothers and sisters can now rejoice: Dragon Bones is now available for them either as part of ESO Plus or as a separate purchase from the Crown Shop.
Elder Scrolls Online dataminers have been busy working away to uncover possible upcoming DLC for the game. There is a brief, non-spoiler post on the Elder Scrolls Online forum that points out links to several posts on an outside side. Thanks to Octagon7711, we know this exists. So if you’re not bothered by possible ESO game spoilers, you’ll definitely want to hop through the jump to see what may be coming as 2018 wears on.
If you’ve been waiting for the big changes coming to Elder Scrolls Online with Update 17 and the Dragon Bones DLC, your wait is finally over. Once maintenance is complete, you’ll be able to check out the new features available to everyone including the Outfit System, new Home Storage, an improved Level Up System, Combat Improvements and more. Those who are Plus Members will immediately gain access to the Dragon Bones DLC or it can be purchased separately from the Crown Shop.
The Elder Scrolls Online site has been updated with a new blog post that lays out the details on big changes coming to the game with Update 17. These changes will be specifically targeted at players in groups to encourage better tactics. Players can look for significant changes coming to tactical maneuvering in Cyrodiil and for better tracking of synergies.
The Elder Scrolls Online site has been updated with an extensive blog post to lay out some of the first information about a variety of systems and features coming to the game on February 12th. Update 17 is free to all players and will be released alongside the paid DLC, Dragon Bones. Update 17 features a number of nifty new things including home storage, the wardrobe system and more.
The Elder Scrolls Online team has announced that the Dragon Bones DLC and Update 17 will be released for PC and Mac on February 12th. The PlayStation 4 and XBox One versions will see the new content arrive on February 27th.