On the Clockwork City DLC, first announced in June, ZeniMax said it will feature a Daedric conspiracy-laden standalone story that's roughly the size of the quests in the Dark Brotherhood or Thieves Guild DLC packs.
Elder Scrolls Online developer ZeniMax Online Studios has revealed the full contents of its next DLC package, Clockwork City, and unveiled a new King of the Hill PvP mode that will come to the game for free later this year.
Which means you can set up shop in apartments, houses and manors—all of which can be decorated to your acquired taste by way of over 2,000 items, including books, barrels and furniture. Assuming you've got the coin, you can even lay claim to entire islands and live like a medieval Richard Branson. Decor can be snapped up with either in-game Gold or with real money via the Crown Store.
The Homestead update introduces 39 homes, each of which is styled after one of the game's ten playable races. An initial tutorial quest allows the first abode free-of-charge, whereafter players are free to own multiple homes at a time. Here's a breakdown of the six tiers of housing on offer:
Inn Rooms: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
Apartments: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
Small Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Medium Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Large Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Manors: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
And here's a trailer:
Elder Scrolls Online developer ZeniMax Online Studios has revealed the full contents of its next DLC package, Clockwork City, and unveiled a new King of the Hill PvP mode that will come to the game for free later this year.
Which means you can set up shop in apartments, houses and manors—all of which can be decorated to your acquired taste by way of over 2,000 items, including books, barrels and furniture. Assuming you've got the coin, you can even lay claim to entire islands and live like a medieval Richard Branson. Decor can be snapped up with either in-game Gold or with real money via the Crown Store.
The Homestead update introduces 39 homes, each of which is styled after one of the game's ten playable races. An initial tutorial quest allows the first abode free-of-charge, whereafter players are free to own multiple homes at a time. Here's a breakdown of the six tiers of housing on offer:
Inn Rooms: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
Apartments: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
Small Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Medium Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Large Homes: 10 total, 1 for each of the 10 playable races
Manors: 3 total, 1 for each alliance
And here's a trailer:
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