The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

Tamriel as a three-session campaign, built by the people who make the heaviest components in the hobby.

A cooperative adventure for one to four players set during the Second Era, when war runs across the continent, cults scheme in the shadows, and a powerful Wood Elf intends to reshape Tamriel permanently. You play agents of one of nine guilds, taking their quests through the provinces of a continent in conflict.

The campaign runs across three connected sessions with a narrative that carries from first to last, and between them you spend experience to develop your adventurer — race and class are the starting point rather than the definition. Quests, delves and combat all feed progression, and the province gazetteers carry conditional storytelling that shifts with what you have already done. It finishes on a single intense endgame session.

Production is Chip Theory at full stretch: neoprene adventurer mats, PVC province maps, and their usual chips and dice.

Perfect for: Groups who want a campaign with an end date, and Elder Scrolls players who have wanted Tamriel on a table.

1–4 players | 120–240 minutes | Age 14+ | Three-session campaign