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The Elder Scrolls Online is getting new DLC. Wolfhunter will involve dealing with Daedric prince Hircine and his followers. ZeniMax’s initial game hit shelves more than four years ago, and they continue to keep fans attention with new updates, dungeons, and content.
In The Elder Scrolls Online: Wolfhunter, players can explore two brand new four-player dungeons full of werewolves. Join with followers of Hircine for the Great Hunt in March of Sacrifices to gain the favor of the Daedric prince. Or fight against the Huntsman of Princess to free those held captive within Moon Hunter Keep.
March of Sacrifices
Players will travel to the realm of the Hunting Grounds to compete with worshipers of Hircine as they track down the powerful Great Indrik, Tarcyr.
Most of the Deadric realms in The Elder Scrolls Online have a very distinct otherworldly feel to them,” says Mike Finnigan, ESO‘s Dungeon Lead. “The Hunting Grounds, however, has a more natural environment, and as such it bears many similarities to Tamriel’s wilds, but at the same time it’s also just a little bit different.”
Completing the dungeon on veteran difficulty will earn players a new monster mask to buff their attacks.
Moon Hunter Keep
The dungeon of Moon Hunter Keep, former base for the Silver Dawn, is packed with vicious werewolves and led by pack leader Vykosa. Join forces with the order to slay the creatures and uncover new gear.
Moon Hunter Keep features a lot of tight hallways that then open to larger rooms where enemies wait in ambush,” says Finnigan. “Its corridors and interlocking doors speak to the keep’s defensive design, and players must be careful when navigating its halls.”
Players who complete the dungeon will leave with new armor and weapons.
At E3 2018, Bethesda announced their newest DLC for the online MMO, Summerset.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Wolfhunter DLC releases for PC and MAC on August 13th, 2018 and August 28th for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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