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The Elder Scrolls Online
The Elder Scrolls Online launched last week (with an impressive trailer in tow) and already post-launch content is coming down the pipe. First up is the adventure zone Craglorn.
In this new area players will embark on a quest to learn the reason why the constellations of the warrior, the mage, the serpent, and the thief have gone missing.
In addition to veteran level four-man quests, Craglorn will also introduce "trials" to the ESO formula. Trials are 12-man PVE encounters designed for veteran players.
Enemies and bosses in the Craglorn Trial will be all new and use moves and mechanics not yet seen in the game. If that isn't enough, players will also have a limited number of resurrections and will be racing against the clock to finish the trial in time. If your group can manage to complete the trial fast enough, you'll make it onto the leaderboards, with rewards for achieving impressive scores.
There's no word yet on when Craglorn will be released, but in the meantime you can check out our impressions of the game so far.
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