The Elder Scrolls Online has launched Season Two: Echoes of Skyrim, which brings the Greymoor chapter and the Wolfhunter DLC into the base game for everyone who owns it. Polygon reported that the season is live across Mac, PlayStation, Windows PC and Xbox, and runs through January 27, 2027.
Greymoor opens Western Skyrim, the city of Solitude and the subterranean realm of Blackreach, and carries its own storyline, the Antiquities system and the 12-player Kyne's Aegis trial. The Markarth DLC, which completes the Dark Heart of Skyrim storyline, joins the base game on November 9.
Season Two also introduces solo versions of two existing dungeons, Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices. Both carry Hircine-themed challenges, with difficulty options and new rewards for players who would rather not form a group. The original four-player versions are also now reachable through the free Wolfhunter addition.
MassivelyOP reported ahead of the launch that the base-game additions arrived with the incremental patch for update 51, and that the two four-player dungeons were getting new solo versions as the season began. That patch also reduces the drop rate of certain rare materials and adjusts how often Aetheric Ciphers and Aetherial Dust appear in containers, alongside fixes and changes to various quests and mechanics. A second update 51 patch is due in November.
The season adds a Tamriel Tome with free and premium reward tracks carrying collectibles, currencies and items including the Maarselok Slayer Mammoth mount, and the Gold Coast Bazaar has refreshed its selection of returning rewards. Seasonal events scheduled inside the season include the Witches Festival, Whitestrake's Mayhem and the New Life Festival.
Further content is scheduled as the season runs, including Skyrim- and Nowhere Vault-themed Golden Pursuits campaigns. Update 52, set for January 19, adds increased furnishing limits for selected homes, expanded Companion customization options and a new minimap interface option.
