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A return to the roots? According to Dataminer, the next add-on for The Elder Scrolls Online will feature a location from the first part of TES

By: Anton Kratiuk | 25.01.2023, 15:31

Today will be the Xbox Developer_Direct show, where Microsoft in addition to demonstrating three already announced new games (Redfall, Minecraft Legends and Forza Motorsport) promises to share the first details about the next addition to The Elder Scrolls Online.

As always, it was not without leaks.

Here's What We Know

One of the Reddit users reported information about the future expansion pack for The Elder Scrolls Online.

According to his information, the DLC will be called Necrom, and will bring players to the eponymous city, which was listed in the first part of the TES: Arena (1994!).

There is other information about the add-on on Reddit forum, but we suggest waiting for the official details from the developer.

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