Elder Scrolls Online is showing off their latest Battlegrounds video from PAX East. Fans got the chance to play as the new Warden class in the new 4v4v4 areas and here are some of the highlights.
Elder Scrolls Online – Morrowind Travel Series Continues – The Ashlands, Vivec City
Elder Scrolls Online – Foyada Quarry Uncovered in New Battlegrounds Feature
Elder Scrolls Online – Just Joking Around During the Jester’s Festival
Tamriel’s citizens will have an opportunity to stand up and take part in the Jester’s Festival in Elder Scrolls Online. The event will kick off for wise-crackers on March 23rd and runs through April 4th. Special pavilions have been set up in Ebonheart, Vulkhel Guard and Daggerfall where jesters posing as faction leaders will assign one zany task to complete each day.
Elder Scrolls Online – First Battleground, Ald Carac, Detailed
The Elder Scrolls Online site has a new guide for the upcoming Morrowind expansion and one of the battlegrounds that PvPers will get to enjoy. In this post, the Ald Carac battleground is detailed, a location with a distinctly Dwarven theme. It has been designed from the ground up to keep players “in tight close combat”.
Elder Scrolls Online – Changes in Vvardenfell – It Might Not Be as You Remember
In 2002’s Elder Scrolls III, players journeyed to the home location of the Dark Elves, Vvardenfell. In Elder Scrolls Online, players will be in Vvardenfell again or, more accurately (and technically), for the first time. The events of ESO take place 700 years prior to the events of Elder Scrolls III so the landscape is going to be both familiar and different at the same time.
