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Elder Scrolls Online : Orsinium DLC is coming – Home of the Orcs

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The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited is on its way to receiving yet again a big DLC with the announcement of Orsinium. Orsinium is the ancestral home of the Orcish race in the elder scrolls world players will be tasked with helping to rebuild this once great capital city by order of King Kurog.

If what we are being told is true from the press release this is the largest DLC to date  and offers players “over 20 hours” of content including a new zone, new quests, a new single-player arena, new public dungeons and many more small tweaks.

New PVE Content for All Players: Adventure through hours of captivating new content, no matter your level.

The Maelstrom Arena: A new solo arena challenge, The Maelstrom Arena, features nine combat rings and two different difficulty levels. Test your might against the fiercest enemies imaginable as you, and you alone, fight for your life and if victorious, are granted generous rewards.

New Public Dungeons: Old Orsinium and Rkindaleft, Orsinium’s sprawling public dungeons, feature all new-challenges for both solo and group play.

Orisinium-Exclusive Rewards and Items: Enjoy powerful new gear, unique crafting styles and other rewards inspired by the history and denizens of Wrothgar.

Orsinium will be released for PC/Mac on November 2nd, XBox One on November 17th and for PlayStation 4 on November 18th. ESO Plus members will receive the DLC for free, or it can be purchased for 3,000 Crowns in the ESO Crown Store.

 

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Elder Scrolls Online: 6 Months Later

As the sixth month mark dawns on ESO we take a look on what’s happening.

When it comes to online multiplayer gaming at the scale of a mmo, the status of the game is ever-changing, live worlds it’s part of the whole experience. With The Elder Scrolls Online just having received a new major update this week, one that will carry the game into its sixth month of release, it seemed like a good time to reflect upon where the game has come to this point, as well as a couple of wishes for the future. While there have been mistakes, promises, and changes, the game continues to evolve as it seems to have found its audience and development gets closer to a console version. After all of this, ESO heads into its sixth month on a few solid notes.

If you have not checked out ESO yet now may be the time to check it out, or maybe just wait a little longer to see where the game goes.

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