The Elder Scrolls Online adds new companion pet and weapon styles in Daedric War Celebration Event
Grab some new loot to prepare for the next chapter.
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There’s never been a better time to get back into The Elder Scrolls Online — the developers have teased new chapters, and a new event is on the horizon. From January 20 (10 AM ET) until February 1 (10 AM ET), players are invited to dive into three popular zones — The Clockwork City, Morrowind, and The Summerset Isles — for a chance to win some new pets and weapon styles never before seen.
While in the zones listed above, you have a chance to earn a Daedric War Spoils box whenever you complete any of the tasks listed. Finishing the event intro quest, killing Delve and World bosses, opening treasure chests, Safeboxes, Thieves Troves, or even Harvesting and killing random enemies will have a chance to earn you a Daedric War Spoils box.
You can also obtain a Glorious Daedric War Spoils box once a day by completing at least one daily quest in Vvardenfell, Summerset, or The Clockwork City. These boxes have a better chance of obtaining new rewards.
The rewards you can get from the event include the new Evergloam Champion Weapon Styles, the new Gloam Gryphon Fledging pet (shown above), and event zone specific items such as Style pages, Treasure Maps, and crafting materials.
You can also earn Event Tickets from completing daily quests in the zones, up to two a day. These tickets can be traded to the Impresario vendor for various rewards, including Soulfire Dragon Illusion pet fragments and the new pet and weapon styles.
Finally, to hammer home the idea that you should be spending the next few weeks in these zones, a variety of buffs have been activated through Vvardenfell, Summerset, and The Clockwork City. Daily and Weekly quests grant doubled rewards, harvest nodes yield more items, and all bosses in the zones, including Trial, Delve, and World Bosses, will drop additional loot, including a chance to win the unique and tradable Doctrine Ordinator style page.
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