The Kcrolim puzzle is beginning right in here! I know a new game is not fun when no info is available with so many existing pages already in existence, starting a game page helps the puzzle

The game is supposed to be available in June 2025, so having written info helps build the game as there is no real set date for release as hoped the community will help in little ways. The puzzle is not really even a pre-template explaining one quest or character in the game

I thought this would be fun to see how the Fandom community sees Kcrolim grow every day from the game, so here is the first glimpse of the game puzzle seeing what Fandom works

So with a new year approaching we’ll be getting the global reveal of next years chapter no later than February no doubt. I always like to look for clues and speculate for future DLC’s, while I couldn’t find any clear hints in Gold Road as to where the next chapter will be, I discovered a collectible called “Stonewisp of Truth & Law” listed under “non combat pets” section while playing the game and searched it up and found this image (scroll to the bottom). This pet will be the pet that can be morphed into a number of other collectibles obtainable with event tickets throughout 2025, just like previous event ticket non combat pets have in the past, and the pet or the collectibles the pet is morphed into usually have some significance to the theme of that years chapter and story.

So this pet has Truth & Law in its name which is reminiscent of the divine Julianos. Julianos is the god of wisdom and knowledge, to the Nords he is known as Jhunal, farther of literature & mathematics, in Cyrodiil he is the god of literature, law, history and contradiction. Given that we have had a Cyrodiil chapter this year it is unlikely Cyrodiil is the destination next year so Skyrim is a likely location for the 2025 chapter, but where in Skyrim?

Well Jhunal the Nordic aspect of Julianos is also known as the “god of runes” and this pet also looks like a series of runes, which we can link to magic, so this is giving me College of Winterhold vibes. So my final prediction for next years chapter will be the Northeastern area of Skyrim including Winterhold & the Pale holds & the remaining area of Blackreach from TES V: Skyrim that isn’t in ESO already. I also think a Winterhold chapter would spark more excitement given a lot of eso players probably played Skyrim in the past and with eso being set prior to the great collapse Winterhold is a big bustling city which alot of ppl would be interested to see.

Zenimax might surprise us and do something completely different, but most of the other races have either had their own chapter too recently or there isn’t anymore land on the mainland for them to have their own chapter unless they take us to oblivion. Skyrim, Hammerfell, Morrowind & Black Marsh are the areas with quite a bit of land left to explore, we had a Morrowind chapter only just last year and Hammerfell is the likley location of TES VI hence probably why Zenimax hasn’t touched Hammerfell yet despite their being lots of land to explore and Redguards being one of the only races to not have their own major dlc, so we can cross Morrowind & Hammerfell of the list. Skyrim & Black Marsh are the two most likley options for a chapter next year, but I think overall the familiarity and general interest of a Skyrim chapter will beat the interest of a Black Marsh chapter given its largely unexplored landmass and that people are more well versed in Skyrim & Nords.

I've heard rumor of some obscure ESO character with no real name, instead called a couple words with some kind of musical meaning, and people suggesting based on weird dialogue he apparently has that he might be a Dwemer. This would be a character who has been around for years, not a new one. Does anyone know who this might describe?

I've looked all over online trying to find someone who could potentially be such a character and have come up short. Anyone who knows any male character vaguely fitting that description would be helpful.

I'm confused. Does ESO Plus grant you free access to all chapters and dlcs ? Are is it just dlcs like dark Brotherhood and dungeon themed dlcs or is it chapters like necrom greymoor etc ?

I have found 27 out of 28 unique quests in the new zone. I have traveled all over and cannot find any NPCs with zone unique quests outside of the crafting and guild quests. I have found all the delve and dungeon tasks. Any suggestions on where to look?

Still surprised how the dlc got free and the wiki says basically nothing about the main quests

Hi guys, since i've beaten all of ESO's base game zones, i figured i'd make a post about how good each of the stories are. This list will only include the base game, so no DLC zones. The small tutorial zones like Bleakrock and Stros M'kai are disqualified because they are too short. Cyrodiil has no story as far as i'm aware, so it is also disqualified from this list. I should note that it's a long time ago that i played the Ebonheart Pact zones, so my memory of them might be a bit skewed.

17: Grahtwood. This story was a snoozefest. There was never any tension, until Naemon went evil at the very end. Doesn't help that they reused the same bad guys as in the last zone; hard to still take them seriously when you've already put them in the ground once.

16: Craglorn. This story showed promise, but it straight up does not reach its climax. Why do we not fight the serpent at the end of the story? Why is he relegated to a trial?

15: Rivenspire. High Rock is a boring province, and this story does nothing to alleviate that. Doesn't help that this is the third high rock zone in a row.

14: Stormhaven. I like that this story distracted us from boring old High Rock by allowing Vaermina to do things; she's an underrated prince. What i didn't like was that we're in High Rock, meaning no interesting lore to explore.

13: Glenumbra. This one at least had some interesting Wyrd stuff, but Angof is just not compelling enough a villain to carry this story. Also, why are reachmen pure evil?

12: Bangkorai. We've reached the point where i actually like the zone stories. I liked that this region was split in two, and that the Breton side deployed the one interesting thing about the bretons (the wyrd). In the south though, i felt that the Legion was not interesting enough a villain to justify that there was little else going on.

11: Eastmarch. The story with Fildgor was compelling i think, and i liked how we ended up facing him in Sovngarde, but i remember little else.

10: Greenshade. The stuff with the Wilderking was really good and compelling. Unfortunately though, that stuff comes to an end about a third of the way in, and we're back to fighting the same baddies we've been facing for the past 2 zones. Would have been better if we were fighting anyone other than the Veiled Heritance.

9: Deshaan. This is honestly the region i remember the least about. I know we were fighting a disease that was somehow not linked to Peryite, and that Almalexia got involved. I think i liked it though.

8: the Rift. I really liked how this region explained what happened to Wuuthrad, resolving that mystery from TES 5. Unfortunately though, that's the extent of how much they dive into the established lore. I'd really have liked it if they explored existing lore more rather than making up new stuff. Missed potential, but nothing egregious.

7: Stonefalls. This zone makes you feel the intensity of the Alliance War more than any other. I liked that the bad guys were essentially good guys who happened to be on the other side. Though it probably helps that i played this alliance first; it was hard to take the alliance war seriously once i had served on all sides.

6: Auridon. Loved this deep dive into Altmer culture and politics. It truly felt like we became Ayrenn's friend and ally as she proved herself against the threat of the Veiled Heritance. The Heritance was also an actual compelling threat here. Too bad they overstayed their welcome.

5: Shadowfen. Really liked the exploration of Argonian culture, and how the threat directly played into how Argonian society works. I also like how it actually felt like there's an alliance war going on.

4: Coldharbour. The culmination of all the storylines; it neatly brought the base game to an end. I liked all the familiar faces from all three alliances banding together to stop the big bad that threatened everyone. In most regions, we come to save the region from whatever ails it, but here, we came to conquer. Ending the Planemeld felt so satisfying, though it did make the fight with Bal in the main quest feel meaningless.

The top 3 are honestly interchangeable; i love them all about as much, so if you asked me to rank them again tomorrow, there's a decent chance a different one would be at number 1

3: Reaper's March. I loved every part of this questline. From how we find out what happened to Akkhuz-ri to how we guide the sisters on their path to become the new Mane. The confrontation with the other sister at the end was heartbreaking, if honestly a bit predictable.

2: Alik'r. Loved this deep dive into Redguard culture. They've always been one of my favourite races, so it was great to finally explore their lands. The villains were also really compelling, and we got tons of new lore about the Redguards and their society. Of course, it helps that this zone finally breaks the monotony of all the Breton stuff that came before, making it all worth it.

1: Malabal Tor. Of all the zones in Valenwood, this is the only one that truly does the province justice. We learn a lot about Valenwood society and how it operates, and the story neatly ties in with that of previous regions without reusing the same villains for a 4th time.

Do y'all agree with this ranking? if not, please feel free to share your thoughts or tell me how you would rank them.

https://www.gooxboxone.nl/xbox-one-games/the-elder-scrolls-online-tamriel-unlimited/ (the side is Dutch, but hope someone can help me). My main question is if this is only a DLC or the main game

This is an idea I came up with for a new class called the Squallshaper. Some of the skills are inspired by abilities/ mechanics of bosses already in the game. I just put X for percentages/ damage stats of abilities and passives since I didn’t want to make the class to OP or too underperforming, obviously ZoS would do a much better job at balancing these things out and I can’t put exact numbers for active abilities since damage numbers scales of certain factors in eso such as buffs and gear, etc. I was probably a bit lazy with some of the naming of abilities and their functions but it took me along time to write all this out and just wanted to be done with it. So let me know what you think of this idea and if you would play the Squallshaper if it was a class in eso.

Squallshaper are a unique class of water mages that specialise in the summoning of ocean spirits, manipulation of water and abyssal Sload magic. Like all other classes the Squallshapers have three of their own class skill lines which are: Spirits of the Sea, Hydromancy & Abyssal Magic. This class introduces a new type of damage; water damage, which has a chance to apply a new type of status effect called “drenched” which increases damage taken by damage over time effects for 4 seconds.

Magicka abilities 🔥

Stamina abilities ⚔️

Health abilities 🩸

Spirits of the Sea

Ultimate Abilities

Sea Godess’ Hope

While this ability is slotted on either bar gain minor protection and when you fall to 0% heath a spirit of the sea will pass through your body sacrificing itself and healing you to full health. Gain X Magicka and stamina per ultimate spent. This ability costs 50% of your current ultimate and cannot be spent manually and is only activated when you hit 0% health. After this ability is activated an ally can activate the “Spirit Residue” synergy, granting 20 ultimate to themselves and allies.

Sea Godess’ Rejuvination (Morph)

You now restore more magicka and stamina per ultimate spent.

Sea Godess’ Blessing (Morph)

Now costs 25% of your current ultimate.

Active Abilities

Exploding Eel 🔥

Summon an eel that jumps to a nearby target and explodes dealing water damage and to enemies near the initial target.

Electrical Eel (morph)🔥

Deals shock damage instead of water damage and applies minor vulnerability.

Eel Triplets (morph) ⚔️

Now summons three eels in one cast, the eels attack consecutively and each hit increases the damage of the subsequent hit.

Ornaug Spirit ⚔️

Summon an Ornaug spirit to fight for you until it dies. It’s basic bite attacks deal physical damage, and if there are no enemies within melee range of the Ornaug it will charge at the closest enemy within 8 meters knocking over the enemy and setting them off balance.

Ornaug Guardian (morph) ⚔️

Reactivating this ability grants you and the Ornaug a damage shield.

Ornaug Hunter (morph) ⚔️

Reactivating this ability enrages the Ornaug for 20 seconds causing its bite attacks to apply bleed to enemies, enemies under 20% health take bonus damage from bleed attacks caused by the Ornaug.

Sullen Lamia ⚔️

Summon a Lamia spirit for 10 seconds that lets out a cry causing an earthquake below applying minor cowardice and dealing physical damage to enemies within 10 meters of it.

Truculent Lamia (Morph) ⚔️

Has a higher chance to apply the sundered status effect.

Obstreperous Lamia (Morph) ⚔️

Reduces the damage, enemies in range are now feared.

Water Wraith 🔥

Summon a water wraith (creature similar to ice wraith but with as if made of water) to fight for you 24 seconds. It has a channeled water breath attack that deals water damage in a cone in front of it and lasts for 4 seconds, they channel this attack every 2 second.

Efficient Wraith (morph) 🔥

Increases the chance of applying the drenched status effect.

Deadly Wraith (morph) 🔥

Now deals single target damage only but increases the damage of their attacks.

Lady of the Sea 🔥

Summon a Nereid for 20 seconds that deals ranged water damage attacks from up to 28 meters away immobilising enemies, while close to enemies the Nereid does an AoE waterspout ability In front of them knocking back enemies and causing minor maim.

Scourge of the Sea (morph) 🔥

Increase the damage based on the distance of the target.

Guardian of the Sea (morph) 🔥

Will now heal allies within 28 meters instead of damaging enemies, while allies are close they do an AoE burst heal ability that grants major expedition for X seconds.

Passive Abilities

Luck of the Sea

Gain X ultimate when you summon a spirit of the sea. This can occur once every X seconds.

Ocean’s Companion

You heal for X health whenever a Spirit of the Sea ability ends. This effect can occur once every X seconds.

Rejuvenating Companions

Increase magicka and stamina recovery by X while a Spirit of the Sea ability is active.

Spirit efficiency

Increase damage of your pets by X%.

Hydromancy

Ultimate Abilities

Leviathan’s Spit

Breathe a cone of water in front of you over 5 seconds dealing water damage every 0.5 seconds. This is a channeled attack therefore you can’t cast other abilities while casting and are slowed while casting.

Leviathan’s Breath (Morph)

Increase the cone size and the duration of the ability to 8 seconds.

Leviathan’s Speed (Morph)

Can move at normal speed while channeling this ability and gain minor expedition while casting and for 5 seconds after the ability ends.

Active Abilities

Ocean’s Defence 🔥

Summon a bubble around you for 20 seconds that grants you Major Resolve and a damage shield for 5 seconds. A nearby ally can activate the “Aquatic Resolve” synergy granting them and other allies a damage shield that heals them over the duration of the shield.

Aqua Shell (morph) 🔥

Increase the damage shield strength and heal when you take damage while this ability is active.

Reflective Bubble (morph) 🔥

When an enemy deals damage to you, you reflect a portion of the damage back to the enemy as water damage based on your weapon and spell damage.

Maelstrom 🔥

Summon a whirlpool with a 12 meter radius for 10 seconds, that deals water damage to enemies within applying minor mangle.

Into the Maelstrom (morph) 🔥

Pulls enemies into the centre of the AoE.

Catastrophic Maelstrom (morph) 🔥

Increases damage and duration of the skill to 20 seconds.

Wave Charge ⚔️

Ride atop a wave charging towards a target knocking any enemies in your path and slamming a sword into the ground upon meeting your target stunning the target and dealing water damage to the target. (This ability is similar to the mechanic that the last boss of Shipwright regret does where he charges to a certain location and has water around his feet while charging)

Shattering Wave Charge (morph) ⚔️

After slamming your sword into the ground create multiple waterspout aoe’s around you that explode after 2 seconds.

Tide Tamer (morph) 🔥

Converts to a Magicka ability. No long requires a target to cast but you no longer slam your sword into the ground. Dash forward to make a quick escape or travel faster. Gain major evasion while casting.

Master of the Tide 🔥

Channel the power of water in your hands for 1 second before pushing forward a wave of water dealing water damage to enemies in front of you. The third cast of this ability deals 20% more damage. (Main spam ability).

Cleaving Tide (Morph) 🔥

The ability moves forward for 3 seconds then disperses into 3 different directions for an additional 3 seconds.

Piercing Tide (Morph) ⚔️

Converts to a stamina ability, reduces enemies armour by X amount.

Waterspout 🔥

Cast a waterspout that slowly forward from your location for 5 seconds dealing water damage to enemies in its path.

Resolute Waterspout (morph)🔥

After moving forward for 5 seconds it moves back the direction it came dealing damage to enemies in its path as it comes back.

Gripping Waterspout (morph) 🔥

Locks onto a target and chases the target dealing more damage the closer the target is to the centre of the waterspout. Targets within 6 meters of the waterspout are slowed by 50%. Duration increases to 7 seconds.

Passive Abilities

Aquatic Bulwark

Increase the strength of your damage shields by X% while you have a Hydromancy ability slotted.

The Ocean’s Boon

Increase max magicka by X.

Iron Bubble

While a Hydromancer ability is active reduce your damage taken by X%.

Unwavering Tides

Increase the duration of Hydromancer abilities by X seconds.

Abyssal Magic

Ultimate Abilities

Pearl Conjuring

Conjure a large pearl in your hands over 4 seconds before launching it at a target dealing magic damage to the target. (This ability is like the ability Zmaja’s shade does in Cloudrest portal phase).

Dazing Pearl (morph)

Enemies hit by the Pearl are afflicted with minor uncertainty and minor defile. Increases the range.

Blessed Pearl (morph)

Heals you for a percentage of the damage done and grants you a damage shield after casting.

Active Abilities

Fountain of Soothing Water 🔥

Summon a fountain overflowing with soothing waters healing you and allies in the area over 20 seconds. (This ability works the same way blood altar does and automatically heals allies within 28 meters of it)

Fountain of Mystic Water (morph) 🔥

Grants you and allies minor magickasteal restoring 168 magicka when you damage enemies in the area.

Fountain of Green Water (morph) ⚔️

Grants you and allies minor staminasteal restoring 168 stamina when you damage enemies in the area.

Siren’s Song 🔥

Charm enemies within 15 meters to walk towards you. Enemies that resist charm are taunted.

Siren’s Scream (morph) 🔥

Increases the range to 28 meters.

Siren’s Curse (morph) 🔥

Charmed enemies are afflicted with Minor Timidity.

Rapid Deluge 🔥

Cast Rapid Deluge on multiple enemies infront of you, after 5 second the enemies explode dealing water damage to themselves and nearby enemies. (This ability is the same ability as the Rapid Deluge from Dreadsail Reef last boss). An ally near an effected a can use the “Explosive Deluge” synergy causing all deluges to trigger early and applying the drenched status effect to the target snd other nearby enemies.

Unleashed Deluge (morph) 🔥

Increases the damage based on the amount of enemies within range of the explosion, up to a maximum of X%.

Detonating Deluge (morph) 🔥

Can use your own Explosive Deluge synergy.

Abyssal Weaponry 🔥

Infuse the weapons of you and your allies for 60 seconds, granting you and allies Major Savagery and Major Prophecy.

Effective Abyssal Weaponry (morph) 🔥

Costs less, you restore X amount of magicka and stamina while this buff is active every X amount of seconds.

Beserking Abyssal Weaponry (morph) 🔥

Also grants minor berserk.

Abyssal Pearls 🔥 ⚔️ 🩸

While slotted on either bar, when you cast a Squallshaper ability, you gain a stack of Abyssal Pearls, up to a maximum of 3 stacks, based on what your highest max resource is you gain X weapon & spell damage (Magicka), X weapon and spell crit (stamina), X physical spell resistance (health) per pearl stack. Casting this ability will consume Abyssal Pearls and restore X amount of your highest max resource. Cost type is determined by highest max resource.

Abyssal Mastery (Morph) 🔥 ⚔️ 🩸

At full pearl stacks you get a buff depending on your highest max resource: Minor Mending (Magicka), Minor Force (Stamina), Minor Resolve (Health).

Pearlescent Efficency (Morph) 🔥 ⚔️ 🩸

Increase the amount of spell dmg/ crit/ resistances you get from pearl stacks.

Passive Abilities

Abyssal Weapons

Activating an Abyssal Magic ability grants you and allies Reave for X seconds.

Synergy Master

Gain X ultimate when you activate a synergy.

Strength of the Deep

Increase your weapon & spell damage by X% per Squallshaper ability slotted.

Waterweaving

Increase the damage of your light and heavy attacks by X%.

I usually main necro but since they nerfed the BB I do so little damage and my necro is unplayable at this point and now I'm trying to play a different class to experiment but I want to know what's the best class so far

Hi guys, i've been playing a lot of ESO lately, and i was wondering, what zones do you guys all like the most in terms of story, aesthetic etc?

My favorite zone of the ones i've played so far is defs the Alik'r Desert. I loved all the Redguard lore it introduced, and the desert setting felt really distinct from most of the other settings in the game. Of course, part of this might be because i had just trudged through 3 zones of Breton boringness before getting here, so ironically the desert felt like a breath of fresh air.

But what do you guys think? Which zones do you prefer and why? Please let me know.

Found on Bleakrock Isle in ESO

I’m trying to get into ESO but I kinda just can’t. I don’t wanna just dungeon crawl and I wanna enjoy this game like the other TES games but it’s also weird. The RPG aspects are weak and the gameplay is really weird (and this is coming from someone that likes Morrowind). I’ve also wasted 40 bucks on this game getting crowns and expansions like orsinium (I love orcs) . So how do I not waste my money and actually like this game?

I finally started playing ESO, but I cannot seem to get in to it.

• The combat feels like just spamming attacks and the same no matter what weapon I go with just a difference in range or up close. No need to think about it as each fight is just spam those attacks and skills. Question: does that change at any point?

• Wanted to start with one story/quest to get in to universe but everything I do is giving me a quest and tossing books of lore at me, (this is probably my fault for joining late, and also zenimax is thinking “they like lore, let’s give them lore so much lore they won’t explore”.)

• Hard to figure out who to help etc as I can’t find any factions etc.

Anyway, curious if anyone has any advice on how to get bearings in this enormous game. In Skyrim and oblivion I just identified the main quest first and followed that to understand the world the first play through. Not sure with ESO.

Preferably the masked guy with the bow. If not (which would be kinda lame because I think he looks sick), is there any armor set that comes close?

When you guys going to show gallery of caska from the quest like the dragons lair or the order of the new moon and when you guys getting sharp as night as well this