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Deadlands DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online is out today on PC and Stadia. The game’s lead writer recently shared how the team approached creating characters, settings, and stories for Deadlands in a new behind the scenes look.
With the Deadlands DLC release fast approaching, the Elder Scrolls Online will also get update 32 in time for its release. This update features two major changes to save you time and effort: the Armory and Curated Item Set drops.
You’ll be able to start your journey into the fiery zones of Deadlands for The Elder Scrolls Online when it launches in November and caps off a year of story content. Now, ZeniMax is taking us behind the scenes on the initial planning that shaped the DLC.
With the Deadlands expansion coming soon, there’s plenty of reasons to give The Elder Scrolls Online a try if you haven’t before or if you’re a returning player that wants to do some catching up. ZeniMax is offering a free trial of ESO Plus through next Monday, October 25th.
Elder Scrolls Online annual Halloween Witches Festival has been announced for this year. The event starts next week and will feature some fun adventure and prizes, including new rewards.
The Elder Scrolls Online community worked together during the recent Bounties of Blackwood event and this bonus, an extended length Explorer’s Celebration, is now live for everyone to enjoy boosted XP, gold, and resources.
The Elder Scrolls Online community has reached the 100% completion goal for the Bounties of Blackwood event, unlocking the next content update, Deadlands, for free as a reward for all Blackwood chapter owners. Now, there’s a new challenge that could bring you some sweet bonuses too.
The Elder Scrolls Online Bounties of Blackwood event 100% completion reward has been announced — and it’s the Deadlands DLC itself for free if the community comes through.
During a livestream earlier today, ZeniMax Online Studios announced quite a few tidbits for Elder Scrolls Online fans, including the reveal that the MMO now boasts over 19 million lifetime players in Tamriel.
The Elder Scrolls video game series has long been known and loved for its outstanding soundtracks. Most recently, composer Brad Derrick scored the music for the Elder Scrolls Online and all of its expansions and updates. But the world of Tamriel is about to get a new sound, with heavy metal band Trivium joining the party.