Huge fan of high elves, their lore and culture and really enjoyed playing through Summerset. Despite the narrative that high elves are snobby nobles with no edge that is far from being indicative of every Altmer.

Also, I loved the whole concept of daedric lords actually working together on a grand scale such as this which is extremely rare. Nocturnal turning on the two wasn't a surprise, you can't trust a prince. Mortals in many ways are lucky. If the daedric princes ever fully put their differences and egos aside and work together plus actually take mortals seriously as a legitimate threat Nirn would be doomed. Thankfully, doing any of those two things goes against their very nature and we're nothing if not victims to our own nature. They'd rather screw up another Prince's plans out of jealousy by helping us than actually working with them. Lets be honest most of the time we defeated a Prince was thanks to the help of another Prince.

Aside from that I enjoyed the Psijic Order as well though I disagreed with not having the Order be a part of the Crystal Tower's defenses in the future considering they just saved all of Nirn which the rest of Summerset was ill equipped to do. Not the first or last time the Psijic Order will help save all of Summerset but overall I greatly enjoyed the chapter.

I love Summerset for its beauty but I love Greymoor for the Skyrim nostalgia and Fennorian. But I also like Wrothgar as it was the first DLC I played. Morrowind and Elsweyr are last on my list but I still enjoyed them.

Summerset was the last great chapter, and in my opinion, representative of how great ESO could be. A breathtaking zone full of detail, lore, life, gorgeous music, and great quests, punctuated with wonderful voice acting and delightful additions such as Artaeum. No major upsets to combat balance at the time were present to plague players with dread, and the introduction of the long awaited jewelry crafting was exciting. I absolutely loved the Morrowind/Clockwork/Summerset continuing story as well. Absolutely fantastic, and I will forever be unsatisfied until they truly conclude that story line (they hinted at so much in Darien's letter...!). Greymoor is at the bottom of the list for me easily, with its weak storytelling, bland world building, an inordinate amount of closed off doors and areas, small zone size, dismal soundtrack, poorly written characters (Fennorian excluded... he was the only thing I liked about it), wasted potential of what could have been interesting lore, forced "gothic" themes, childish plot twists, and failure to capture anything that made the Elder Scrolls 5 feel like Skyrim in atmosphere or execution. That and the absolutely unforgivable butchery of the vampire skill line.. As a vampire main with many alt vampire characters, this was particularly enraging. And don't even get me started on this farce of bringing back characters that we could have well seen dead in the original Molag Bal storyline (looking at you, Lyris, and Sai)... I have little hope for chapters going forward after this, especially with these cumbersome year long themes. We'll see. I just want something with the passion and quality that prior chapters such as Morrowind and Summerset had, with a team respectful of established lore.

Cats, Tharn, Dragon hunting, some well behaved Imperials, the skooma cat. So much good stuff, and nothing really bad. Every time I go back there after playing other chapter zones I'm struck by the sheer quality of the production and how much better the whole zone works as an adventure story.

Plus no racist Altmer, no slavers, no evil gods I'm forced to help, no Sun-in-shadow, no thuggish Titanborn, no Verandis Ravenwatch treating my Heroes like they're his little ***, no squeaking Eveli... oops

The reason I bought ESO was this expansion

I always wanted to go & live in land of High Elves in previous TES games

I have always been a big fan of magic, high elves and Aldmeri dominion

I do not have any clear "favorite one", all of them have their pros & cons. Ask me again after this year's story (chapter & story dlc), it is probably the only content so far I am hyped for.

Summerset

The only chapter I've been really disapointed with was Greymoor. It felt like such a chore to get through.

Wrothgar. it was a simple story about politics, the lust for power, born of the good intentions of one and the ambition of the other. I miss such stories, and not banal global threats seeking to destroy the world

This was hard for me to answer as I probably like both Summerset and Elswehr equally. I went with Elswehr, however, because I STILL enjoy fighting the dragons even to this day.

I really like the one about the young female, who we discover is someone really important, and we follow her on her journey to lead her people against a great threat and along the way, she becomes the leader her people need in their darkest hour.

Joking aside, I actually like all of the chapters. Even the two that are so similar in story that you would think Todd Phillips wrote them. Unlike a lot of other MMOs on the market this game really hasn't missed a year as far as telling a good story is concerned (I am looking at your BFA and Realm Reborn). Even the year we only got dark brotherhood/thieves guild... I thought those stories were nicely done in a well self contained package. I have no doubt that Oblivion to be the same and be nothing short of an excellent story.... that has a lot of lag and promises to fix before mentioned lag.