Blackwood shows more interaction between Argonians and Imperials, but also has some great Argonian storytelling within it. The mix of music, swampy landscape, and amazing story telling really impressed me in this area. Murkmire has a more direct connection with Argonians and is my personal favorite zone. Murkmire and Blackwood are both DLC areas that further explore Argonians, and can be great follow-ups to Shadowfen. This zone can be unforgiving as you try to move across it though, as many enemies dot the landscape and will attack you as you get near them. Some people oddly enough hate this zone, but I always thought it was beautiful in its own way with its great swamps and many lizards lurking across it. Shadowfen has a great grasp of Argonian lore and explores their people and the importance of their massive Hist Trees that they worship. Shadowfen is the clear winner for Argonians (excluding DLC). Vvardenfell has a lot more content to get through, offering more experience and unique story lines, but it’s hard to beat that mechanical clockwork city. Clockwork City DLC will give you more insight on Sotha Sil in his mechanical city, while the Morrowind DLC explores Vivec in Vvardenfell with all of the glories of the looming Red Mountain and striking mushroom landscapes. The other living gods, Sotha Sil and Vivec, are explored later on in DLC. Deshaan is my personal suggestion, as it feels more inclusive of telling Dark Elf lore. Both give you insight to the Dark Elves and their relationship with their living gods (especially Almalexia as the most relevant and accessible living god before DLCs came out). Stonefalls technically comes before Deshaan in the way they set up the game originally, but you can choose to start in one or the other. Image: ZeniMax Online Studios via HGG / Angus Greenĭeshaan and Stonefalls will give you great storytelling on the Dark Elves. Looking for more ESO tips and tricks? View all our Elder Scrolls Online guides. ➡️ Related Reading: ESO Beginner’s Guide: Tips & Tricks for New Players We’ll discuss our picks in depth, ranging from lore-accurate picks to just downright beautiful areas. In this article, we’ll cover the best starting zones in ESO for each race. Since everything levels with you, you can pretty much start wherever you want (though we don’t recommend starting in DLC zones for the sake of ease and convenience). In the beginning, the game used to set you down in a pre-determined area or the zone of your most recent DLC, but that’s now a thing of the past! You can start wherever you please, even if that means jumping straight into Elsweyr to start slaying dragons right away.Įach playable race has a starting zone that introduces their history and stories, but you can always pick your favorite zone and start there instead. The Elder Scrolls Online has a lot of content to play through, but everyone has to start somewhere.
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