TESO: Lost Depths – Capsize Depths Dungeon Preview

TESO: Lost Depths - The euphotic gatekeeper protects the island

The Elder Scrolls Online: Lost Depths and Update 35 are known to be released on August 22, 2022 on PC/Mac, Steam and Stadia as well as on September 9, 2022 coming to Xbox and PlayStation. As part of the 2022 year-round adventure, Legacy of the Bretons, the upcoming DLC ​​brings two new four-player dungeons, as in previous third quarters. For one of the two dungeons, the capsizing depths, the Zenimax developers now have an extensive preview released. the You can preview dungeon number 2, the Earthroot Enclave, here.

Preview of capsizing depths

All who travel the Sea of ​​Abegean know the dangers of the Capsizing Depths, a mysterious region notorious for the disappearance of numerous ships. Unfortunately for you, your ship is the latest casualty of these treacherous latitudes, causing you and your party to wash up on an uncharted island in its center. Luckily you are not alone, as Dhulef, a Mages Guild researcher, also survived the shipwreck and has a quest for you.

Your goal in the Capsizing Depths is to help Dhulef get to the bottom of this mysterious part of the oceanexplains Mike Finnigan, Encounters Lead of TESO (buy now €49.99). “Dhulef is looking for information about the legendary Druid King and his journey to the Systren, which also led through those very realms. What he finds out has repercussions for both the Systren Archipelago and the druids of High Island.




TESO: Lost Depths - The euphotic gatekeeper protects the island



TESO: Lost Depths – The euphotic keeper protects the island

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While the island may at first appear like any of those scattered around Tamriel, after a little exploration you’ll soon come to the conclusion that a massive Dwemer complex lies far beneath the waves – an opportunity for our developers to create something very unique . “The Capsizing Depths gave us a chance to research Dwemer technology not seen before in Tamriel“, according to Finnigan. “This place was built a long time ago as a kind of underwater observatory. Sending players deep into the ocean was a fantastic opportunity.

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