Elder Scrolls Online's new Firesong DLC warmly invites you to stop "killing and questing", and give the neglected animals some love for a change. Of course, there's a whole lot mor
Mercenaries, marble, and one very angry minotaur
The Elder Scrolls Online’s new year-long adventure begins in just a few days. The Gates of Oblivion will open, taking us to The Elder Scrolls IV’s fiery hellscape, the Deadlands, not to mention a few other iconic locations from the main RPG game series’ past. We’ll also head into arcane, untrodden ground with its first DLC, Flames of Ambition.
There are two dungeons in the pack: Black Drake Villa and The Cauldron. The former is a foray into a dilapidated villa to find a powerful artifact, while the latter tasks you with disrupting a powerful cult of Daedra worshippers. Of the two, I opt to play through Black Drake Villa, with the MMORPG‘s lead encounter designer, Mike Finnigan; lead content designer, Jeremy Sera; and creative director Rich Lambert as my guides.
As soon as she joined the fray in
Orsinium, Eveli Sharp-Arrow was a crowd favourite. She was energetic, adventurous and compassionate, a budding young wood elf adventurer whose path almost mirrors your own.
When you battled the Winterborn and saved the Orcs, she stayed back to make sure you were ok. She told you about how conflicted she was killing guards in self-defense, shared her conflict over helping (and hindering) Bazrog. She’s a complex character, and a fantastic example of what people love about
The Elder Scrolls Online great voice-acting, even better writing and narratives and characters that linger long after they’re finished.