The Elder Scrolls Online: Fallen Banners Dungeon DLC Now Live on Consoles

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The Elder Scrolls Online: Fallen Banners dungeon pack and free Update 45 base-game patch is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 consoles. Starting today, console players can venture into two new four-player dungeons, Exiled Redoubt and Lep Seclusa, following the launch for PC/Mac on March 10.

The Fallen Banners introduces two new PvE dungeons that feature their own personalized storylines, characters, challenges, unique boss battles, and secrets. Players will earn unique rewards, including item sets, collectibles, and Achievements as they battle their way through the new content with up to three other players (four total).

To access the Fallen Banners dungeon content, players are required to have an ESO Plus membership. However, later this year, additional ways to access this content will be made available—find out more during the 2025 ESO Direct on April 10 at 3pm EDT. All the details on both the Exiled Redoubt and Lep Seclusa can be found on the ESO official website.

Accompanying Fallen Banners is Update 45, a free base-game patch, providing all ESO players with a series of fixes, additions, and improvements to the game’s core experience. As part of this patch, several starter zones have received visual updates to better match the high level of detail seen throughout the rest of ESO.

Additionally, this base-game patch brings various quality-of-life improvements, including faster starting mount speeds, reworked Craft Champion stars that don't need slotting, and better visibility for Mundus Stone boons, with more updates expected throughout the year. All the details on Update 45 can be found here. For the full patch notes for both Fallen Banners and Update 45, visit our official forums.

Tune in to ESO Direct on April 10 at 3PM EDT / 8PM BST to learn about the changes coming to ESO to keep the game fresh as ZeniMax Online Studios share the new and exciting adventures players can discover this year. Find out more here.

ESO also recently announced a collaboration with Kinda Funny Games on a new limited podcast series featuring the ESO development team discussing the game’s 10-year journey. The first of 4 episodes drops on April 11.