The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr – Cinematic Announce Trailer

Dragons return to Tamriel in The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr, part of the Season of the Dragon year-long adventure! Explore sun-blessed savannahs and canyons, defend the Khajiiti homeland, and command the merciless undead with the Necromancer class in this all-new Chapter of the award-winning Elder Scrolls Online saga!

Pre-purchase The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr now to gain immediate access to the otherworldly Rahd-m'Athra Mount, the base Elder Scrolls Online game, the Morrowind and Summerset Chapters, plus get the Noble Clan-Chief costume, Blue Dragon Imp pet, Baandari Peddler Crate, and more when Elsweyr launches. The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr will be available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on June 4, 2019, with PC/Mac early access starting May 20.

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[Era-Core]

That green jungle dragon just ignored those two like they were ants or just an eyesore. Really nice to see how dragons in Elder Scrolls are still represented as an ancient, powerful race of primordial magic.

[Dragonbard]

Gotta love how ‘The Elder Scrolls’ Theme is continuously adapted to suit the specific cultures of Tamriel. Soule has certainly created a timeless Leitmotif!

[universeeso]

"Dragons were never gone. They were just invisible and very, very quiet." ~ M'aiq the Liar

[jaevulen]

It looks like the dragon briefly looks at them before taking off, almost like its saying "I'll let you live to spread the word of our coming". or maybe as thanks.

[Bacon_]

These cinematics never fail to get me hyped.

[beedykh]

Khajiit enjoyed seeing his homeland.
Khajiit is happy now.

[ElCubanator]

You know it's bad when the heavily armored wizard is running from it faster than you.

[mayawalker]

my whole reaction was

" *NOT THE CAT* "
" *DONT HURT THE CAT* "

[orenoishadoukuurass]

Guess those dragons are heading Elsweyr

[NicholasLaRosa]

I would've thought that the Khajjiiti would be the first out the ruins, not the old man.

[forcommentpurposes]

Those looking for elderscrolls 6 better look *Elsweyr*

Eso elsweyr:your character: *wakes up on a carriage with other people*
"Hey you... you're finally awake..."

[GameolioDan]

Goodbye to any plans I had for June...

[TheZosoamok]

Hey, you. You're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border,
right? Walked right into that Imperial ambush, same as us, and that
thief over there.

[brocalfur]

1:45 love how the Elder Scrolls theme fits in every corner and culture of Tamriel

[abnurtharn]

Has to say that Abnur Tharn is remarkably light on his feet, for someone close to be 170 years old.

[artaeum]

To answer some questions that seem to be getting repeated in the comments:

The Dragonborn is not the only one capable of killing dragons. If that were true your average town guard wouldn't be able to steal your kill. The Dragonborn is the only one who can take a Dragon's soul, meaning they die permanently with no chance of resurrection. The only reason why Dragons are such a threat in Skyrim is because Alduin is actively raising them from the dead.

On top of that, the people crying wolf because "There are no dragons before Skyrim", I refer you to M'aiq: "Dragons were not gone all this time, they were simply invisible, and very, very quiet."
While a huge majority of Dragons were killed during the Dragon Wars, there were survivors. In Skyrim alone there's at least four examples of this including Paarthurnax, Durnehviir and that blind dragon trapped beneath Blackreach. Hell, in Redguard there's a Dragon called Nafaalilargus who was obedient to Tiber Septim.
In other words, the surviving dragons tended to remain hidden or were otherwise trapped...much like the one in this trailer, it seems.

[matik]

YES! The khajiit homeland, this is so aswome.

[donm-tvcm]

I love this! They so could do an actual Elder Scrolls movie for the big screen -- the special effects are spot-on! Just need an epic script.

[Mithuulion]

i like how the dragon looked at them like they were nothing