The Elder Scrolls Online: Scribes of Fate DLC Now Available on Consoles
Today, The Elder Scrolls Online: Scribes of Fate DLC, two new dungeons that kickoff the Shadow of Morrowind adventure, is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 consoles.
Check out the Scribes of Fate launch trailer here: https://youtu.be/yKRa_pWlnes
The Scribes of Fate DLC brings two new four-player PvE dungeons, Bal Sunnar and Scrivener’s Hall. Within these dungeons players will discover two unique stories that kick off the larger Shadow Over Morrowind adventure, leading into the upcoming Necrom Chapter release this June. Both dungeons can be attempted in normal, veteran, and veteran hard mode difficulties and feature unique rewards and achievements, including six new item sets, two monster sets, and a host of collectibles including a new skin, emotes, and more.
More details about both dungeons, Bal Sunnar and Scrivener’s Hall, can be found on the ESO official website.
Releasing alongside the dungeon DLC is the Update 37 base-game patch. This new patch is completely free for all existing ESO players and introduces a host of fixes, additions, and improvements to the game. These include an all-new accessibility feature: Screen Narration, a new cosmetic tool: Hide Shoulders which can be earned via upcoming in-game event the Jesters Festival later this month as well as a host of quality-of-life improvements for the Housing System.
For more details on these updates check out the patch notes on the ESO official forums.
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