The Night Market is Now Officially Open in The Elder Scrolls Online

The Night Market is now live in The Elder Scrolls Online. With this, adventurers can now start their expeditions into a new-and-perilous part of Fargrave and Oblivion.

Since it vanishes for long periods of time, the Night Market can only be accessed during a limited window. Right now, the Night Market is open for the duration of Season Zero which is April 29 to June 17. In addition, it's free to all players.

There are three ways to access the Night Market zone. The first is to teleport directly to the Starlit Plaza Wayshrine by opening Fargrave from the map and selecting the "Event Zone: Night Market" point of interest. Then there is travelling to Fargrave through the portals in Greenshade, which is in a cave outside Marbruk, or Blackwood, which is behind the Great Chapel in Leyawiin. They then have to find the Curator within Fargrave's Shambles district.

Finally, players can kick off the Night Market main questline via the Crown Store by navigating to the Crown Store UI, selecting Quest Starters, then Events, and finally selecting the quest titled "Those Who Would Rule." From that point, the quest points the way.

Activities and Challenges

Within the Night Market and its three distinct districts, there's a lot of things to do. As a PvE zone, the Night Market is packed full of unique quests to complete, characters to meet, challenges to overcome, and rewards to earn. It's important to remember that a lot of the challenges in this event zone were designed for groups in mind. That means players should be prepared for a tough fight if they're venturing into the zone solo.

For those excited about this latest feature, read more about the Night Market here.

The Elder Scrolls Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game that’s set in the expansive world of Tamriel. It offers an ever-evolving storyline which players can experience solo or with friends. The Elder Scrolls Online also gives players unparalleled freedom when it comes to directing their character’s development. There are also no restrictions where it comes to weapons or abilities learned. This ensures that the -game destiny of the players is full in their hands. Get The Elder Scrolls Online on Steam.