The Elder Scrolls Online expands its horizons with the launch of the Scions of Ithelia DLC and the accompanying Update 41 base-game patch for PC and Mac users. Set to broaden the game’s landscape, this release introduces new dungeons and implements several game enhancements. Players on Xbox and PlayStation can expect these updates to arrive on March 26.
The focal point of the Scions of Ithelia DLC is the addition of two new dungeons: Oathsworn Pit and Bedlam Veil, laying the groundwork for the upcoming Gold Road Chapter. These dungeons are part of a narrative that transports players to the West Weald, offering new stories and challenges.
Access to the Scions of Ithelia DLC is provided through the ESO Plus™ membership or can be purchased directly from the in-game Crown Store. The Update 41 base-game patch, released alongside the DLC, is available to all ESO players free of charge, aiming to refine the gameplay experience with a variety of improvements and additions.
Inside the Dungeons
- Oathsworn Pit: This dungeon sees players assisting in the liberation of a sacred training ground from invaders, involving a series of strategic battles and rescues.
- Bedlam Veil: Located in a unique realm, players are tasked with protecting valuable assets from thieves, confronting numerous challenges along the way.
Players attempting these dungeons will find a range of difficulty options, from normal to hard mode, each offering specific rewards and achievements, including new item sets and collectibles.
Update 41 Overview
- Stackable Siege Weaponry: An update designed to optimize inventory management, allowing siege weapons to be stacked.
- New PvP Rewards: Update 41 introduces new item sets and markings, providing players with more ways to customize their characters.
- Mythic Item: A new Mythic item, the Torc of the Last Ayleid King, is now available, offering significant stat boosts to players who discover it.
- System Requirements Update: An adjustment to the minimum system requirements for ESO ensures that the game continues to perform optimally on a range of systems.