Dedicated The Elder Scrolls Online players now have an extraordinary opportunity to own a tangible piece of gaming history. Bethesda has begun offering physical RAM modules extracted from the MMORPG's original server hardware through their official store. This exclusive memorabilia represents a rare chance to preserve part of the game's technological legacy, with only a limited quantity available worldwide.

When The Elder Scrolls Online first launched in 2014, it marked a significant expansion of the beloved franchise into the MMORPG realm. While the initial reception was mixed due to technical issues, subsequent updates transformed it into one of the most respected online RPG experiences. The game's official announcement in 2012 generated tremendous excitement by promising unprecedented exploration of Tamriel's vast landscapes.

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Following The Elder Scrolls Online's 10th anniversary celebrations, Bethesda's official merchandise store now features these server components as premium collectibles. Each 80-square-inch display case contains a velvet-lined wooden frame showcasing an authentic RAM module, accompanied by a gold-plated anniversary plaque. The removable memory stick includes a holographic serial number, and every piece comes with verifiable documentation. Priced at $110 with installment options available, only 2,000 of these numbered artifacts will be produced.

Now entering its second decade, The Elder Scrolls Online continues expanding with new content. The recent Fallen Banners DLC introduced two challenging dungeons (Exiled Redoubt and Lep Seclusa) alongside fresh narrative quests. Players can currently participate in the Return of the Worm Cult event featuring Molag Bal, running through June on all platforms.

Recent The Elder Scrolls Online Direct announcements revealed exciting developments including subclass implementation, remixed seasonal content, and server-wide competitive events. These innovations demonstrate the game's ongoing evolution while honoring its decade-long legacy.