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The Iliac Bay is waiting. Walk the streets of Daggerfall, cross the wilderness and delve into its dungeons, together with other players.

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Free fan project · plays in your browser, nothing to install · needs your own copy of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall (free on Steam and GOG)

Cover of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Daggerfall, together

Daggerfall Online is built on Daggerfall Unity, the open-source remake of the 1996 classic. The whole Iliac Bay, every city and every dungeon, now shared with other players.

Map of the Iliac Bay, between High Rock and Hammerfell — The Iliac Bay, between High Rock and Hammerfell: 44 regions, thousands of towns and dungeons.

One world for everyone

All players share the same Iliac Bay: same day and night, same weather, the same city streets.

Meet other adventurers

See the other players around you, in the wilderness, in shops, taverns and guild halls, and in dungeons.

Your characters

Create up to six characters with the original character creation: race, class, skills and biography. They are kept on the server.

Nothing to install

The game runs in your browser. Your Daggerfall files stay on your computer: they are never sent to us.

What you can do

The whole of Daggerfall, made for playing together. The most important first.

Play together

Chat with everyone, whisper, see who is online with their level and where they are. Click on a player to whisper, trade or invite them.

Groups of up to six

Your group's health bars and markers on the compass. Each group gets its own copy of a dungeon, at the level of its best member, with loot shared between you.

Quests together

A quest one member starts begins for the whole group, the same people, places and foes, and everyone gets the reward. The main quest stays yours.

One living world

Monsters, townsfolk, doors and levers shared by everyone. Same day and night, same weather, the same wars, plagues and rulers for every player.

See each other's magic

Spells and arrows fly on everyone's screen, footsteps and blows are heard, invisible players really vanish. Heal and bless your friends with your spells.

Trade and homes

Trade items, gold, houses and ships with a player next to you. Rent a room with a private chest, or buy a house nobody else can own and visit it with your group.

Never stuck

Time never stops and nothing locks you out: /unstuck, a respawn at the entrance, free cures at the temples, and after a disconnection you come back in your group and your dungeon.

Fair play

Your character lives on the server, which checks every save and every move. Admins and moderation tools keep the Iliac Bay friendly.

In the game

Screenshots taken during our multiplayer tests.

Two adventurers meet in the streets of Daggerfall.

Your group in its own copy of a dungeon: health bars and compass markers.

A fireball cast by another player, seen on your screen.

In a group: your companions' health and magicka, and where they are.

Trading with a player next to you: items, gold, houses and ships.

Who is online, their level and where they are.

Invisible: the others see nothing, your group only sees your name.

Night in Daggerfall: the streets stay alive, guards patrol.

The same dungeon, seen by the other member of the group.

Play in your browser

Three steps, and you are in the Iliac Bay.

Step 1

Get Daggerfall

Daggerfall Online uses the data files of the original game. The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall is free on Steam and GOG.

Step 2

Create your account

With your e-mail address or with Google, on the account page, or straight from the game page.

Step 3

Play

Open the game page, sign in, choose your Daggerfall folder (it stays in your browser), press Play and create your character.

Play Daggerfall Online

Best on a computer, with Chrome, Edge or Firefox · nothing to install

Credits

Daggerfall Online stands on the work of many people.

Daggerfall Unity

By Gavin Clayton (Interkarma) and the Daggerfall Unity contributors, under the MIT license.

Mirror

The networking library for Unity, by the Mirror team, under the MIT license.