ESO Update 51 PTS Adds Solo Versions of March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep

The Elder Scrolls Online’s Update 51 test server has been updated with Season Two’s first solo dungeons: March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep. Players on the PTS can try both now, ahead of their planned October release.

The update also opens PTS character copy for EU players, so those on the European megaserver can bring over their characters and test the new content with familiar builds. ZeniMax Online Studios is also continuing to adjust other Update 51 features already on the PTS, including the Rumors system and the Nowhere Vault.

March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep can be run solo at your own pace, either alone or with an NPC companion. They’re part of ESO’s push to make more dungeon content playable without needing a full group ready to go.

The solo versions also include optional difficulty modifiers called Meted Misfortunes. Running with no Misfortunes is meant to sit around normal overland difficulty. One Misfortune is closer to a normal solo arena, two lines up with veteran solo arena, and three is described as harder than comparable solo content.

Full details are in the PTS patch notes, which also cover the latest tweaks to Update 51’s other test features.

When Update 51 launches, the group versions of March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep are set to become free for all players. The new solo versions are the main thing to watch for now, since player feedback from this PTS round should give a better sense of how ESO’s dungeon overhaul feels in practice.