The Elder Scrolls Online is celebrating The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel with a return to the Redguard homeland in Tamriel's Second Era. Its Alik'r Awaits Golden Pursuits campaign sends players against invading Daedra and offers Ra Gada-inspired Crown Crates until November 10. Check out the official post down below:
Bethesda's name reveal includes a passage credited to Yazar, a Moth Priest serving High Queen Iradne of Hammerfell in 4E 206. His account describes a scroll offering a glimpse of a lost future, a victory undone and time scattered by fate.
The short campaign promotion follows mounted adventurers toward an enormous circular portal held in the sky by chains. Blue energy runs through the scene, while the desert below contains ruins and obelisks. A rider later reaches a circular runestone platform as fire, lightning and blue magic erupt around the encounter.
An explosion throws up dust near the chains. The Alik'r Desert zone already contains the city of Sentinel, the Redguard port that shares its name with the new single-player game.
Alik'r's Daedra And Ra Gada Rewards
Alik'r Awaits awards up to ten Warrior Wave Crown Crates through Golden Pursuits activities. Destroying Dark Anchors and slaying monsters in the zone contribute to the campaign, whose individual objectives appear in the Activity Finder's Golden Pursuits section.
The first reward milestone requires two completed activities and provides two crates. Five completed activities award another three, and completing seven brings five additional crates. Warrior Wave crates were introduced earlier in 2026 with collectibles inspired by the Ra Gada, and each crate contains randomized items.
Sai Sahan's Dragonguard Attire joins the Crown Store as a free collectible on Monday, November 9 at 8 a.m. MST, or when the planned maintenance ends. That offer continues until Monday, November 23 at 8 a.m. MST. Sai Sahan, the Redguard Dragonguard voiced by Bill Nighy, is one of the main story's central allies.
The Redguard celebration also brings back the Princely Dawnlight Palace home, Alik'r Dune Hound pet and Sentinel Regal Guard armor pack in the Crown Store.
Hircine's Trials And The Dark Heart Of Skyrim
Tamriel's other current seasonal stories are concentrated in Season Two: Echoes of Skyrim, which runs until January 27, 2027. Greymoor is now part of the base game, opening Western Skyrim, Solitude and Blackreach alongside the Antiquities system and the twelve-player Kyne's Aegis Trial.
Markarth follows on November 9. Its zone and storyline complete the Dark Heart of Skyrim saga, taking players into the Reach. A Skyrim-themed Golden Pursuits campaign arrives the same day, followed by a Nowhere Vault campaign on January 6.
Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices have also received solo versions. The Hircine-themed dungeons were redesigned with one player and their Companion in mind, including encounter mechanics that can target the Companion specifically.
Players can add Meted Misfortunes to raise the difficulty of those encounters. Warm Welcome doubles incoming damage, while activating a Misfortune also increases enemy statistics and expands the abilities monsters and bosses can use. Up to three can be active for Dauntless difficulty.
Completing solo dungeons earns Undaunted Crests for rewards sold by Veya Thenim at the Undaunted Enclaves. New monster sets, style pages, busts and trophies are also available. Wolfhunter's original four-player versions remain available in the base game.
Echoes of Skyrim also introduces a Tamriel Tome with free and premium reward options. Its free track includes Seals, Trade Bars and the Maarselok Slayer weapon style, while the premium selection adds the Maarselok Slayer Mammoth mount and Azureblight Recall customized action. Trade Bars can be spent on returning goods in the Gold Coast Bazaar.
The season's next base-game update is scheduled for January 19, bringing selected home furnishing increases, more Companion customization and a minimap option. The accompanying PvP season begins alongside Update 52 and will continue across multiple content seasons.
Which Tamriel setting would you rather revisit right now: Alik'r's dolmens or Skyrim's Hircine trials?
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