Prior to this new chapter, there was no existing lore regarding High Isle, having only appeared on a single map in 1998's The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard, allowing ZeniMax Online to craft the story and lore of the High Isle region from whole cloth in collaboration with Bethesda Game Studios. Players will be able to learn more about Breton high-society and its chivalrous culture through High Isle's various side quests, which should be appealing for Elder Scrolls lore buffs. That conspiracy is being carried out by the Ascendant Order, a separatist group led by the mysterious Ascendant Lord and Ascendant Magus, two characters who operate in the shadows and whose identities players will uncover over the course of the chapter. In High Isle, players will unravel a conspiracy that is looking to disrupt secret peace talks organized by the humanitarian group Steadfast that could bring an end to the game's ongoing Three Banner War. It's a departure from the game's other more recent chapters, which saw players battling against demonic invasions and world-ending threats.
High Isle's story has been described as a return to the franchise's storytelling roots, a more grounded, realistic tale of bickering factions, politics, and intrigue.
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