Friday, October 27th 2017
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Expansion Pass Includes Access to 4 DLCs
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today released a new trailer for Middle-earth: Shadow of War detailing the Expansion Pass, which allows players to continue the battle for Mordor with all new Orc tribes and story campaigns. The Expansion Pass includes the following downloadable content (DLC):
Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion
Outlaw Tribe Nemesis Expansion
Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion
- The gruesome Slaughter tribe invades Mordor introducing new missions, Epic and Legendary Orcs, tribal showdowns and fierce battles, brought to life through the Nemesis System.
- New Slaughter tribe fortress with Overlord throne room, monuments and outposts.
- Players can hunt down Legendary Slaughter tribe Orcs for a new Legendary gear set with additional upgrade challenges.
- Slaughter Orcs are the most bloodthirsty in Mordor, capable of ambushing players at any point, creating a deadly new challenge for players.
- Available November 2017.
Outlaw Tribe Nemesis Expansion
- The proud Outlaw tribe arise within Mordor introducing new missions, Epic and Legendary Orcs, tribal showdowns and intense battles, brought to life through the Nemesis System.
- New Outlaw tribe fortress with Overlord throne room, monuments and outposts.
- Players can hunt down Legendary Outlaw tribe Orcs for a new Legendary gear set with additional upgrade challenges.
- The Outlaw tribe is home to the most rebellious warriors in Orc society, outcasts who have a deep contempt of all those who would rule them, be they foreign invaders or Lords of Mordor (whether Dark or Bright).
- Available December 2017.
- Play as Eltariel, an elite assassin known as the Blade of Galadriel, and go head-to-head with the newest addition to the ranks of the Nazgûl.
- Wield Eltariel's dual Elven blades and harness the Light of Galadriel with a host of deadly new combat abilities, skills and gear.
- Encounter memorable new Nemesis characters, such as Flint and Tinder and the Slayer of the Dead, while battling the Nazgûl and learning more mysteries of their past.
- Gain eight unique Legendary Orcs who can return to join your forces in the main story campaign with new abilities added to the Nemesis System.
- Unlockable Eltariel character skin for the main story campaign.
- Available February 2018.
- Play as Baranor, the Captain of Minas Ithil and survivor of the city's demise, in a new story expansion where players will command the forces of Man against a new Orc threat to the East.
- Unite with Torvin, the Dwarven Hunter, to craft powerful new combat gear, including the shield, gauntlet, chain and glider.
- Hire mercenaries to create a human army and conquer the all new desert region of Lithlad.
- Fight to survive in Mordor as a human without the power of a Ring or a wraith to cheat death in a new rogue-like campaign mode.
- Unlockable Baranor character skin for the main story campaign.
- Available May 2018.
- The Expansion Pass is available for £32.99, or included as part of the Middle-earth: Shadow of War Gold Edition for £89.99, available at www.game.co.uk.
- The Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion, Outlaw Tribe Nemesis Expansion and Blade of Galadriel Story Expansion can each be purchased à la carte for £11.99.
- The Desolation of Mordor Story Expansion can be purchased à la carte for £15.99. In addition, periodic free content updates will be available to all players.
5 Comments on Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Expansion Pass Includes Access to 4 DLCs
A publisher makes a press release to ensure customers that Season Pass does indeed include all the DLC for a season that's barely started.
Though, with WB I wouldn't be surprised to hear any news, even if they made an infuriating announcement about day 1 DLC that is not included in the season pass or that their future offline game will require monthly subscription...
Well anyways they can shove the game were sun don't shine still.
COD constantly does this "day 1 DLC" shit. It's a way to make extra revenue.
You can't tell people "talk with your wallet" because most die-hards will shell out any amount of money to get the full experience of a game. Hard to say no to something that you love.
I'm sure this is a great game, but I've had my fill of Middle Earth after I saw the entire LotR and Hobbit trilogies :)