Bethesda has started getting players ready for The Elder Scrolls Online's upcoming High Isle expansion by offering up two new dungeons, both of which are themed around Bretons. The Ascending Tides DLC has you exploring the Coral Aerie and Shipwright’s Regret dungeons - complete with horrible creatures to overcome - and marks the start of your quest to High Isle.
Bethesda announced the🌸 DLC via the official Elder Scrolls Online Twitter account along with a trailer you can watch below. Ascending Tide is currently available on PC, Mac, and Stadia in limited territories, but consoles players will, unfortunately, have to wait until the end of the month - March 29 - to access it. If you have an ESO Plus membership then you can instantly access the DLC, or it can be purchased via crowns from the in-game store.
In case you missed the announcement, The Elder Scrolls Online is currently readying up for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:its next massive expansion. The High Isle expansion will be taking players to the titular “High Isle,” an island paradise that is populated by Bretons. We don’t know much else about what you’ll be doing there, but the Ascending Tides DLC may contain some clues a🌜s to what your actual purpose is in going to High Isle.
The release date for the High Isle expansion is still a little ways away, unfortunately, launching on PC on June 6, with console players having to wait until June 21. Still, it gives you plenty of time to check out The Elder Scrolls Online for the first time if y🌠ou still haven’t. The game is available on pretty much every platform, including PS5 and Xbox Series X via backward compatibility.
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