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In, the " quest requires players to sacrifice a follower. The quest begins when Boethiah, the Daedric Prince of Conspiracy and Deceit, demands the player to bring a follower to the Shrine of Boethiah to be sacrificed. As a reward for the sacrifice, Boethiah will allow the Dragonborn the opportunity to become his champion. Players will simply have to choose who to sacrifice to Boethiah themselves.
The Heir, also known as the final boss of , is unsurprisingly the most challenging enemy you will face. After delivering the three colored gems to the Sealed Temple, you will face off against The Heir in an initial battle that must be lost. You will respawn as a ghost and must regain all of your stat upgrades by visiting the Hero's Graves before facing the final boss in an actual match.
Bungie has announced a new Destiny 2 collaboration with Wizards of the Coast's Dungeons & Dragons franchise. As a celebration for D&D's 50th anniversary, starting on June 4 (release day of The Final Shape expansion), Destiny 2 players will find three Faerûn-inspired skins in the Eververse store: the Gold Dragon-themed Apex Draconic set for Titans, the Mind Flayers-themed Flayer’s Dominion set for Warlocks, and the Displacer Beast’s-themed Spectral Displacer set for Hunters.
The second Monster Hunter Wilds trailer was shared online today, providing a new look at the next entry in the series by CAPCOM launching next year on PC and consoles.
Take your new adventures into three new raid dungeons: The Bastion of Twilight, Blackwing Descent, and Throne of the Four Winds.
may have a reputation for hiding some fun secrets right under the noses of even the most devoted players, but this latest discovery could be enough to completely flip the game's lore on its head. As players venture across the galaxy, they'll no doubt come into contact with the Settle Systems News Network, a station dedicated to bringing the people of the cosmos the most up-to-date information on the events happening on almost every planet. While it may seem like a good idea to offer them some stories here and there, players may want to rethink that choice.
One of the most impressive reveals in comes from meeting the game's friendly dragon, Paarthurnax. After having encountered only hostile dragons, this encounter gives players the chance to not only converse with a dragon directly, but also to see one up close and appreciate its design. As the leader of the Greybeards, Paarthurnax is an excellent representation of balance and a juxtaposition to the antagonist, Alduin.
Players new to the world of may believe they have to join the fascistic Brotherhood of Steel to gain access to their very own Vertibird, but veterans want everyone to know there's another solution. When it comes to moving around the Commonwealth, the most efficient way to reach one's destination is to simply pop open the map and fast-travel to any discovered location. Unfortunately, that's not exactly the most immersive method so for Sole Survivors looking to embed themselves in the Wasteland or happen to be playing on Survival, the Vertibird is the next best option.