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Latest News Wolfhunter DLC and Update 19 now live for The Elder Scrolls Online — August 13, 2018 The latest dungeon DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online has been released for PC and Mac players. Players can now access two new group dungeons (March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep) relating to werewolves and the Daedric Prince Hircine. It is available for 015001500 , or 040004000  for the Wolfhunter Collector's Bundle. Also released today is Update 19, which includes a new Battleground, new outfit styles, an update to the respec system, and numerous smaller bug fixes and improvements. For more information, see the full patch notes. The DLC and update will be available to PS4 and Xbox One players on August 28th. The Elder Scrolls: Legends Masters Series — June 30, 2018 Bethesda is starting a new tournament series for Legends called the Masters Series. Qualifiers start on June 30th, and will be held each weekend in July. The top sixteen players will be invited to compete at QuakeCon in August for a share of a $50,000 prize pool, with the first place player getting $20,000. For more details, see the Bethesda.net article. The Elder Scrolls: Blades and The Elder Scrolls VI announced at #BE3 — June 11, 2018 During the Bethesda conference at E3, Todd Howard announced The Elder Scrolls: Blades, a free-to-play mobile-based first-person RPG which features procedurally generated dungeons, rebuilding a destroyed town, and PvP in an arena. Just before wrapping up the conference, a teaser trailer was presented for The Elder Scrolls VI, showing a mountainous landscape and a hilly coastline with a fort and distant settlement. Matt Firor also confirmed the next two DLC game packs for ESO: a werewolf-themed dungeon pack named Wolfhunter, and the long-awaited Black Marsh zone of Murkmire. Additionally, the voice-based Skyrim Very Special Edition is surprisingly a real text adventure game and can be enabled as an Alexa Skill (but only in the US). A full recap of the Bethesda presentation can be read on the UESP blog. ESO Summerset Official Release — June 5, 2018 The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset has been officially released on all platforms. It is the second Chapter of The Elder Scrolls Online and includes a new storyline taking place on on the main island of the Summerset Isles as well as Artaeum. Also included are a new jewelry crafting skill line, the ability to join the Psijic Order, and a new Trial. Bethesda changes developers for The Elder Scrolls: Legends — May 31, 2018 Bethesda has announced that the development of The Elder Scrolls: Legends will be handed from Dire Wolf Digital to Sparkypants Studios. Bethesda stated that all the current core mechanics will remain, and players will not lose any of their collection or any progression they have made in the game. The stated reasoning for this change is to help move the game in a new direction, building on Bethesda's creative vision as well as the playerbase's wishlist for features. Pete Hines and Legends community manager CVH held a live Q&A about the change the following day, which is summarized on the UESP blog. PAX East 2018 & Summerset Interview — April 17, 2018 Several members of the UESP traveled to Boston for PAX East and the Bethesda Gameplay Day event, where we interviewed ESO's game director Matt Firor and lead content designer Rich Lambert about the upcoming Summerset chapter. The interview can be read here, and Alarra's write-up about PAX East 2018 can be read on the UESP blog: Part 1 (Thurs/Fri) & Part 2 (Bethesda Gameplay Day). Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset Chapter Announced — March 21, 2018 The much-anticipated next chapter for Elder Scrolls Online was revealed today: The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset. This chapter takes place in a new zone, Summerset Isle, and involves Razum-dar and the Psijic Order, and introduces a new skill line and trial. It will be released for all platforms on June 5, 2018, though PC/Mac will have an advanced release on May 21. Elder Scrolls Legends: Houses of Morrowind Expansion Announced — March 17, 2018 The next expansion for Legends has been announced: Houses of Morrowind. This expansion adds roughly 150 new cards based on Morrowind and its appearances in the games, particularly the Great Houses. It introduces three-attribute cards and new mechanics, and raises the deck size from 70 to 100. The expansion will be released March 29. UESP Merchandise Available — March 11, 2018 Planning to meet fellow users at events like PAX, or just interested in wearing the site logo? The UESP has a Spreadshirt store set up here. Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood Celebration Event — March 1, 2018 As teased on our social media yesterday, a Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood DLC event has now begun in ESO. The Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood Celebration Event runs from now until 2pm GMT/10am EDT on the 12th March. Rewards for playing content from both DLCs have been increased; see our event page for a full breakdown of the increased drops. If you don't already own the Thieves Guild or Dark Brotherhood DLCs, they are currently discounted at 00500500  each for the duration of the event. Both Collector's Bundles have also returned and are 016001,600  each. Pete Hines Legends Interview — February 13, 2018 UESP has conducted an interview with none other than Pete Hines, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Bethesda and an avid player of The Elder Scrolls: Legends. The interview offers behind-the-scenes info on the game's development, including lore clarifications and the possibility of a future art book release. Read the entire interview here. Music of Tamriel, Vol. 2 Available — January 20, 2018 The Music of Tamriel, Vol. 2 soundtrack from The Elder Scrolls Online is now for sale, featuring tracks from the Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, and Clockwork City DLC, as well as additional tracks such as new boss music. It is available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon. More News...

Current Featured Article Lore:Sword-singers The Celestial Warrior using his Shehai Sword-singers were an order of Yokudan warriors who followed the "Way of the Sword", a martial philosophy on blade mastery. Singers were capable of astonishing feats of swordsmanship, and were viewed by some to be as much mages as warriors. They sought strength of body, and of mind. Although the tradition of sword-singing originated in Yokuda, it was brought to the shores of Tamriel by the Ra Gada in the First Era. The sword-singers were instrumental in claiming the entire province of Hammerfell and establishing a new homeland for the Yokudan people. (more...) More Featured Articles... Current Featured Image Acolyte of Bedlam More Featured Images... Did you know... ... that Battlespire was originally titled Dungeon of Daggerfall: Battlespire, and was created to be an expansion pack for TES II: Daggerfall? ... that Battlespire was the first Elder Scrolls game to feature multiplayer support? ... that Mehrunes Dagon's protonymic (incantory true name) is "Lehkelogah"? ... that The Lunar Lorkhan states that Nirn's two moons, Masser and Secunda, are actually the corpse of Lorkhan? ... that the province of Elsweyr was formed by the union of Anequina and Pellitine in 2E 309? ... that jagga, fermented pig's milk, is popular in Valenwood? ... that there are 61 different kinds of glyphs on the Elder Scrolls, as well as a star map of the real world southern polar region? ... that the Bosmer people can invoke the Wild Hunt, turning themselves into an everchanging horde of feral, supernatural beasts? ... that Skyrim was inhabited by Aldmer and Falmer until they were driven out by Ysgramor and the Nords in the late Merethic Era? ... that the Sload created the Thrassian Plague which caused half of the population of the Iliac Bay, and perhaps even Tamriel, to die out in 1E 2260? Would You Like to Know More?