Turns out in this neck of the woods the Daedra and mortals are at peace, and everyone gets along just fine, probably inviting each other over for BBQs and dinner parties. The Deadlands DLC will also introduce the mysterious and really hard to get to city of Fargrave. Let’s take a look at some more DLC details and some patch notes! Elder Scrolls Online Update 7.2.5 and Deadlands DLC Patch Notes It will probably just be a nice, calm walk through Tamriel! A happy ending for everyone.
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