Safe to say, High Isle is packed to the brim with all sorts of new content, the least of which is “Tales of Tribute”, a card game that manages to stay fresh despite seemingly every RPG now having at least 2 of those to boot. The location itself is a visual marvel, but an MMO lives and dies by its content and gameplay opportunity. The archipelago is inhabited by the Bretons, a formidable group of people that are as cunning and brutal as they are ingenious and industrious. High Isle introduces the fantastic and scenic location of the Systres Archipelago, which houses some of the most beautiful locales I’ve ever seen in the franchise – but underneath the idyllic beauty is suspended on brutal and dark political scheming – which is where you find yourself. The offers end on April 27, the day after the free trial concludes.While grinding is still very much the core of an MMO experience, it isn’t exactly why I have loved the Elder Scrolls franchise since the first time I played Oblivion.
The Blackwood expansion is also on sale at £14.18 and includes the base game, Blackwood, Greymoor, Elseweyr, Summerset, and Morrowind. Luckily, the game is currently on sale, with 70 per cent off the standard edition, bringing the price to £4.49 on Steam.
Players who enjoy the trial will have to purchase the full game and expansion if they want to continue their Elder Scrolls Online journey. Players will also be able to try the High Isle prologue quest. The offer includes the full version of the base game and an area from the Morrowind expansion. The Elder Scrolls Online is currently available for anyone with an Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, or PC to download and try out, free of charge. READ MORE: ‘Seal World’ is a bad game made good through great vibes.Bethesda is getting close to releasing the High Isle expansion for The Elder Scrolls Online, and to give tentative players a taste of the game, a free trial is currently available.
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