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The Elder Scrolls Online’s First Expansion Arrives Next Month
The Imperial City is under siege, and the heroes of Tamriel must band together to liberate it from Molag Bal. The new content features a blend of player-vs-enemy and player-vs-player combat.
The City includes six districts, new dungeons in both normal and veteran varieties, new quests, and additional enemies. The Imperial City also introduces a new currency, Tel Var Stones. These can be traded for high-level (Veteran Rank 16) gear or to open treasure vaults that house rare items.
The new expansion will be available on August 31 for PC and Mac. Xbox One users can jump in on September 15, with the PlayStation 4 player base gaining access on September 16.
The Imperial City is included as part of the ESO Plus membership. It can also be purchased for 2,500 crowns (which has a rough equivalent value of $17.50 - $25, depending on whether you take advantage of larger, better value bundles).
For more on The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, check out our impressions.
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