As we’ve previously covered, today’s rollout features a clockwork hub straight from Morrowind lore as players are tasked with investigating the daedric threat. It includes two world bosses, two new delves, and a new 12-man raid, Asylum Sanctorium.
Don’t want to buy Clockwork City? There’s stuff for you in update 16; the new weapon and armor transmutation system is the highlight, but the new trait tracker and new buyable houses should be on your radar too. Do note that you do not need to own Morrowind to access Clockwork City, which you might have assumed otherwise. You do need Morrowind for the new Crazy King battleground, however.
Don’t miss our own Tamriel Infinium columnist Larry Everett’s first impressions of the update from when it dropped on the PTS, and get patching!
Check out all of our Clockwork City coverage to date!
Tamriel Infinium: First impressions of Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City DLC
Tamriel Infinium: ZeniMax’s Rich Lambert on Elder Scrolls Online content development, past and future
Take a tour of Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City, arriving on the PTS this week
‘Yes, you can transmute any weapon or armor’ in Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City DLC
Elder Scrolls Online’s upcoming transmutation will let you bend gear to your will
Elder Scrolls Online previews its ‘choose-your-adventure’ Asylum Sanctorium raid
Take a peek at Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City DLC map and subzones
Check out Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City patch notes, new houses, and new cosmetics
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Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City DLC is aimed at explorers and mystery buffs
Elder Scrolls Online’s Clockwork City DLC arrives October 23
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E3 2017: Elder Scrolls Online announces Horns of the Reach and Clockwork City DLC
