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Test Chamber – Challenging The Arena In The Elder Scrolls: Legends Beta
Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls: Legends is still in a beta state, but we decided to hone our Khajiit senses and slink into the action before full release.
Featuring a single-player campaign, traditional player-vs-player duels, and both single and multiplayer "arena" options where players form the best deck they can with random selections of cards, the digital collectible card game is already boasting a good variety of activities.
Lane mechanics and the "prophecy" ability add some interesting foibles to the mix while players who are familiar with card games will be able to dive right in without much difficulty. There's a lot more to it, so check out some arena battling with Dan Tack, Ben Reeves, and Wade Wojcik as they explore The Elder Scrolls: Legends (Beta!) in this episode of Test Chamber!
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