PvP in the Elder Scrolls Online has achieved what very few games on the market haven’t. Giving its PvP meaning. The content bundled together when engaged in ESO’s Open World PvP will give you a feeling of accomplishment, instead of a force feeling of entering an arena with no goal in site. Even allowing your character to complete quests when coming across the various towns, keeps this game widely open and not constricted.

Upon reaching level 10 in ESO is when you will be able to participate in Player versus Player. Here, is where you will be assigned to a Campaign, where you will do battle against the other factions to hold control over Cyrodiil. These campaigns will allow players playing Elder Scrolls Online, regardless of where the air, to receive bonuses. By participating in these campaigns, you will receive a form of PvP currency called Alliance Points which is different from the elder scrolls online gold. These will be used to purchase better equipment for your character, such as weapons and armor or the ability to partake in a new campaigns. You can also use them to purchase skills only useable in Open World PvP, or the acquiring of various siege weaponry.

Whether it is claiming a required Keep, or hunting one of the factions two Elder Scrolls for its bonus, you will need strategy and force to accomplish your task and prevail in PvP. Once the defenses are left to ruin, you will be able to claim that Keep and its surroundings as your own. What is broken must be fixed, and your walls, doors, and guards will need to be kept in good condition from the resources surrounding the keep.

Your Alliance will be up to your chosen race. Once your Alliance has control of the right amount of land, whomever has performed the best within the war will achieve what is crown jewel in ESO, the ability to become Emperor. If your character is the one who is placed upon the Ruby Throne, you will acquire an entirely new skill set, aiding your allies in war with skills to hastening various productions of items, as well as receiving Voice of the Emperor commands. Which will most likely differ from the Imperial racial power in the single player games.

The mixture of these features will bring the feeling of true war to the game, making each battle lengthy and historic, and giving the player an Elder Scrolls feel that will do the properties legacy justice.