New Pets, A Black Bear Mount Added To ‘The Elder Scrolls Online’ Crown Store In February
From the archive: published Jan 27, 2016, 10 years ago. Details may have changed since.
Whether a member of the Daggerfall Covenant, the Ebonheart Pact, and the Aldmeri Dominion, nearly all players in The Elder Scrolls Online enjoy a vanity item every once in a while. Although some of those items can be earned within the game, several sweet companions, sturdy mounts, or new outfits can be purchased from the Crown Store. In February, three new pets, one new mount, and one new outfit will be available in the Crown Store.
Starting on February 4, players will find new items in The Elder Scrolls Online Crown Store. Two of the new pets and the outfit will be available starting early on in the month. Later, on February 18, the mount and the other pet will be available for a limited time. Items that come to the store on that date will leave the store on February 22, according to the official preview.
Preview the February #ESO Crown Store offerings, including a new mount, costume, and pets! https://t.co/dO1rmrBgAg pic.twitter.com/Cb2qv2LS8N
— The Elder Scrolls Online (@TESOnline) January 27, 2016
The first new items coming to the Crown Store are the Psijic Domino Pig, the Fiendroth, and the “Song of the Night” Ensemble. The pet pig is a black and white companion seemingly unstartled by magic. This particular breed comes from the Isle of Artaeum and can learn its own name making it the perfect friend for nearly any player. The Fiendroth, on the other hand, might not appeal to as many players. This pet, a Daedric bug, is an armored and venomous playmate. Supposedly, it is friendly in its own way, but only the brave will want this companion following them everywhere.
On February 4, The Elder Scrolls Online players will also find a new costume in the Crown Store in addition to the previously mentioned pets. The “Song of the Night” Ensemble is the Redguard female formal wear common for their native area. Characters of both sexes will look dashing in the veiled outfit with plunging neckline and exposed midriff.
Like other pieces of DLC like the Imperial City and Orsinium, players that subscribe to The Elder Scrolls Online will receive the Thieves Guild DLC for free while they are subscribed. Players can also opt to buy the downloadable content for a fee yet to be announced. This will give players access to the Thieves Guild content regardless of subscription status. Subscribing to The Elder Scrolls Online comes with other benefits like bonus experience, bonus gold, and a stipend of Crowns for use in the Crown Store. The stipend is especially nice because players receive the full $15 subscription price back in the amount of 1,500 Crowns. The stipend of Crowns is delivered immediately when a subscription begins even if the subscription is for a multi-month period according to the official site.
