Even the first parts of Sancre Tor weren’t a problem, so I’m not going to even cover them. Having invested a couple of points into Siphoning, I’ve been able to survive most fights, despite running exclusively Medium Armor, with little to no problems. Up to this point I’d encountered moderately challenging content, but nothing to write about. Last night I tackled the Shadows of Sancre Tor Main Story quest with my level 42 Bosmer Nightblade, Tennaea ( yes, she has antlers … because it’s cool). All that said, though, something exciting did happen last night. It doesn’t live up to, in my mind, the epic story of its forebearers in the franchise. The game is gorgeous, the combat is engaging, but honestly, the story falls flat for me. It hasn’t, in all that play time, grabbed me with anything I haven’t seen elsewhere. I’ve played quite a bit, but mostly I feel like I’m just marking time in this game until Wildstar and Issue 9 of The Secret World launch. I currently have a level 42 Bosmer Nightblade ( Bow specced), a level 10 Imperial Templar ( Two-Handed specced), and a level 7 Orc Dragonknight ( Destruction Staff specced).

This is due, in large part ( and I know I may get some grief over this), to the fact that, for me, nothing really exciting or post-worthy has happened in the game. As my regular visitors may have, no doubt, noticed, I haven’t really posted anything about The Elder Scrolls Online since my first, and last post, a few weeks ago.

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