The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle expansion is finally here and the hype surrounding it has been unreal. ESO’s new expansion adds a new storyline to a far-flung island called the High Isle and its sister island Amenos. The burning question is: is ESO: High Isle any good? Is it worth your time and money? Here’s a review of the good, the bad, and everything in between of the Elder Scrolls Online High Isle so you don’t have to worry.

Warning:- Before we get into the review of the High Isle expansion for Elder Scrolls Online, here's something you should know. This review contains minor spoilers, so if you don't want the DLC spoiled, click away from this review.

Now that that’s out of the way, here’s my review of the High Isle DLC in Elder Scrolls Online. Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle is the newest Zone where players can choose and begin their adventures. Completing the Tutorial area, which happens for new players, will take you to your Zone Portal Room. The main portal goes to High Isle, and clicking on it will teleport you to the wonderful paradise of High Isle.

Once you pass through the Zone Portal Room. You enter the realm of High Isle. From there, you are guided through a series of quests to help the people of Gonfalon Bay, the main city of operations. The premise of the story is very different from the previous DLCs. Instead of a menacing World Doom story, High Isle is based around political power and the Three Banners War. In this story, you are a hero who has landed on High Isle and chooses to help the people in power, such as Lady Arabelle Davaux and Lord Bacaro Volorus. Why? Well, because there is an impending threat to the peace of High Isle and the people of the island from the Ascendant Order.