The setting of the very first dungeon appeared very suggestive and the storyline background is flat, actually during the expedition ESB Gold will come with innumerable dialogues which can help you to better comprehend what is happening, accentuating above your entire cultural baggage in view of Elsweyr, growth where Bethesda aims a lot.
This trip, unlike Depths of ESO Blades Boosting, proves to be slightly more complex, both from the perspective of the longevity of this dungeon and the difficulty of the directors. One of the most interesting bosses of the expedition is Vault Protector, a massive well-characterized iron pile, but above all effective at delivering really very powerful blows. Also to confront the bosses of the dungeon you will be asked to coordinate with all the associates of the team, especially against directors like Icestalker, who will spawn an extremely large amount of enemies, complicating not just the adventure. From the perspective of the characterization of this scenario we have perhaps noticed a bit more care, likely given by the several hurdles and traps to be overcome, which include that extra bit of calmness into the encounter.
As usual, the debut of dungeons can be followed now by new sets of gear, to be exact, each dungeon adds three new sets, in addition to a new skin and a new pet. Additionally, both dungeons add fresh collectibles, provides and objectives into the game. The output of the DLC was accompanied with the release of the upgrade 21, free for everybody and which goes to introduce a guidance system based on the regions we are going to visit, a new Battleground map, PvP rewards, passive ability changes, updates to the guild retailer and much more.