Elder Scrolls Online Begins Testing Solo-Friendly Revamp of Two 2018 DLC Dungeons

Elder Scrolls Online has entered the third week of its current Public Test Server (PTS) cycle, bringing testing for upcoming solo-friendly versions of two 2018 DLC dungeons.

Developer testing for upcoming solo-friendly content has officially commenced in Elder Scrolls Online. The game is currently in the third week of its active Public Test Server (PTS) phase, which introduces a notable shift for two previously released dungeons originating from 2018.

According to recent PTS updates, the new solo-friendly dungeons slated for release this fall are Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices. While these dungeon names are already familiar to longtime veterans of the MMORPG, the upcoming update focuses on revamping these older group-oriented environments to accommodate solo players.

Testing on the PTS allows the development team to evaluate the adjustments made to Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices ahead of their official fall launch. Further details regarding exact rollout dates and mechanics adjustments will emerge as the test cycle progresses toward completion.

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  1. Massively OverpoweredEstablished publication · recorded Aug 18, 2026
    Elder Scrolls Online begins testing its solo-friendly revamp of two 2018 DLC dungeons