I can't vote at the moment as I haven't gotten around to Blackwood or Necrom yet.

My favorite chapter so far is Elsweyr. I remember being so hyped for it during the prerelease stream. First of all, the Khajiit are my favorite race, and I was eager to learn more about their culture, explore more of their homeland, and get to meet new furstocks. The dragons were exciting additions. There was a new class (and more character slots). While playing through it, Abnur Tharn was amusing as usual.

I've honestly enjoyed every new chapter and always found the zones gorgeous and fun to explore, the quests entertaining, and at least some of the new features appealing. It's been especially exciting whenever the chapter came with a new class or system such as antiquities or companions. While some of the chapters are more my vibe than others, I always look forward to seeing where ZOS takes us next.

I'll always love Vvardenfell, which really doesn't mean the other chapters aren't any good. They're just not Vvardenfell.

Mushroom?

Summerset and Northern Elsweyr

Reasons:

- nice landscape, not a reuse of assets
- daily quests rewarding (guaranteed drop of Culanda Laquer / Shimmering Sand)
- worldbosses balanced. You CAN solo them without trial gear but solid overland/crafted/basegame dungeon sets, though some are a challenge like BKorgen. Not as easy as basegame bosses, not almost unkillable like Ghemvas in Blackwood. Important for low-pop servers like xbox EU.
- I enjoyed the sidequests too, in contrast to Greymoor.
- crafting stations without additional doors, good layout to quickly turn in writs
- real overland content (Geysirs in summerset), though the dragons in Elsweyr are not soloable for most players - the only negative aspect.

Morrowind had an incredibly boring main quest and one or two good side quests. Kinda furthered the butchering of Dunmer lore ESO is known and villified for. Warden's good though.

Summerset had a great main quest that also basically ruined Nocturnal even more than Skyrim did and boring side quests. Jewelery crafting was much-needed.

Elsweyr... I've played through this again recently, it's not good. I absolutely despised it. Took me several months to work up the will to push through the rest of the zone. Necromancer is really fun though.

Greymoore has a hilariously bad plot, bad side quests, terrible main quests. It's one of the worst years though I will say antiquities was so much fun at launch, feels way too stingy ever since though.

Blackwood. Okay man quest, bad side quests. Companions are an okay system. I don't like either of the ones they offered. Most average chapter overall. Plot is awful though, sick of Mehrunes Dagon being JUST about destruction, would've been a better villain for High Isle focusing on his revolution aspect a bit more.

High Isle. Awful all around, pretty though and Tales of Tribute is fun enough. Isabelle is a good companion, I like her a lot. Ember should be hurled off a cliff. Oakensoul is great. The Ascendent Lord is probably the most well known elder scrolls online character thanks to that amazing trailer but he SUCKS in-game.

Necrom. Really enjoyed the main quest tbh. It's no Orsinium but it's showing potential and I'm interested in the Elder Scrolls Online story for the first time since Summerset ended. I was disappointed but not outraged with how Naryu was handled, most of the side quests were forgetable. Great companions, arguably the two best. Hermaeus remains my favourite Daedric Prince and I'm excited to see where things go next. (I hope it's not to Disappointment Town). Love Arcanist too

Overall I'd say Necrom wins. Which surprises me, I had negative hype after the reveal but I wound up thoroughly enjoying my time with the expansion. The City of Necrom is beautiful, the characters are great, the writing has improved considerably over the last few awful years.

Necrom>Summerset>Greymoore (Entirely due to antiquities)>Morrowind>Blackwood>High Isle>Elsweyr

Orsinium for me also.

I want to shout out Craglorn as well. I just went through it for the first time in a long time and was reminded that had that zone been released in it's current form it would have been one of the best remembered areas in the game.

The zone is entirely solo able now for anyone who can manage vmsa or Vatesheran (except the trials of course). The landscape is gorgeous, the storyline holds up and the main quest will take you naturally through every delve on the map allowing for a smooth exploration.

When people talk about more difficult overland, I think current Craglorn is a good starting point. Not too hard but definitely need to stay on your toes.

i generally liked most of the content, though i would have to say my least favorite expansion was blackwood

the story content in blackwood was just awful, eveli was just blonde bimbo levels of annoying and very grating voice

Well my number 1 is Morrowind. Returning to Vardenfell was just awsome! A nice zone with many awsome quests. Some cool cosmetics, Houses and furniture. The Raid was awsome! Well deserved 1st place!

My number 2 is Summerset. Visiting the lands of the Altmer was always something I wanted. However it felt a bit smal and the Citys all look the same. I was hoping for more different styles. But in the End of the day, I liked the zone. Meeting up with Raz is always a joy! Again there were some nice cosmetics houses and furniture. The raid is ok but nothing special. And I kind of missed some Aylied ruins.

3rd place for me is Blackwood. All the Oblivion nostalgia of visiting Cyrodiil was kind of taking me home I whised it just had more propper Aylied solo dungeons, a Aylied home and some furniture and gear in Aylied style. An Aylied raid is something I also whish for in the future. But well despite those whishes not coming true Blackwood still was a nice chapter. I liked the zone and the raid.

4th is High Isle. Yes I did dislike the card game. Why waste time to develop that? But the zone felt welcoming! The story was not worldending, but something nice down to earth. I liked the companions and a lot of the quests. The homes left a lot to be desired but the furniture was nice. And a Maormer raid! I realy loved it! But it also disappointed since we did not get any Aylied ruins considering the proximety to the Summerset Isles, as well as the breton ancestory.

5th is the current Necrom Chapter. I realy loved returning to Morrowind! However that return felt kind of short. I Expected the southern Telvanni peninsular to be the main zone baced on the advertisement "return to Morrowind", so that smal place was to smal. Still the little bit Telvanni terretory we got was awsome! I loved it! Yet it felt kind of halfbaked. Apocrypha loocked kind of nice but was unable to get the right feeling for some reason. It felt so much better in TES V Skyrim. The Raid was kind of lame. It started good with a nice first boss. The second was mega annoying. The minibosses were nothing to speak of. But the last one was kind of cool too. Yet overall the raid was a let down. What really annoyed me were the seeker bosses all over the map! Someone starts a fight and the interrupt you from speaking with a quest giver. I lost some quest dialog thanks to that. Also the need to serch for a grp for the one world quest where you have to go into that thing is something I realy dislike! I perfer worldcontent where I do not need to have to grp up, but can do it with the random player passing by. The need to get someone to do that quest made me drop it. The main quest was interesting and kept my interest the entire time, but since there is no story DLC this year the ending was not a satisfying one! The cosmetic sinde also was a let down. I expected at least one new Telvanni set since this is the Telvanni peninsular! I was hoping for the Telvanni bone armor. But no nothing! I also did not get a new Telvanni home. The furniture department also did not make me happy this time, despite having a few nice additions. Also no realy good Telvasnni mount. The spore horse was not my cup of tea at all (and also per order only). Sorry. I way higher hoped at the time of the announcement!

6th is Greymore. Well it did not do the theme justice. The main quest was somewhat bad. The cosmetics were ok but not awsome. Same goes for houses and furniture. The zone also was ok but not awsome. The raid was ok I guess. What I realy liked was the Dwemer part of blackreach. But beyond that I was not impressed. The cinematic trailer was so much more prommesing!

7th is Elsweyr. For some reason that chapter did not get me at all. It had dragons and cats, but it still was unable to make me love it. The raid was ok but nothing special.

Elsweyr

Cadwell and dragons.

Summerset - By a lot.

I love running around both Summerset and Arteum. It's lovely, the storylines are good, and we were all waiting for the jewelry crafting. To me Summerset is a homerun.

I know we're talking about chapter upgrades, but after Summerset, my favorite is Hew's Bane.

I like all the High Isles areas. My favorite base game area is Auridon then Glenumbra.

I HATE Elsweyr. I do leads, surveys and treasure maps, and that's it; and I groan when I have to do those. I hate going in there.

Western Skyrim was fun. I love Blackreach. The Vivec story in Morrowind I liked, but I hate the zone.

It seems like - for my tastes - it's every other year. If I like one, I know next year will be blah, but then the following year will be better.

Orsinium by far.

This is the exact order I'd put them in.

I really enjoyed Elsweyr when it came out. Back then I was new to the game as well. Something about it felt magical back then. Plus the year long mystery surrounding the hidden wings of Hall of the Lunar Champion was great.

Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr years were really nice. Greymoor and Blackwood was alright. High Isle year I felt a bit let down and took a hiatus. Necrom year so far is going well. I really am enjoying the Arcanist.

I enjoyed Elsweyr the most at the time. The zone drew me in, the story was a lot of fun. The addition of dragons was great. I don't play Necro often but it was a nice addition.