You can buy them in the crown store, but if you need all of them it's probably cheaper to get the premium pass.

You could also subscribe to ESO+ which gives you acess as long as you're subscribed, and crowns you could use to buy the bits you want to keep.

If you want all previous chapters you have to buy the Premium Content Pass. That‘s the one with every chapter. Regular Content Pass is just Solstice and the dungeon packs.

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Content Pass is just a new name for chapters, functionally they're the same. (And Chapter was a new name for zone DLC, but that was supposed to justify delaying adding it to ESO+).

Actually it's worse than chapters.
For players that already pay ESO+ and would get essentially 3 DLC for "free" outside of buying the year's expansion, now we're forced to pay more for a "pass" that contains (depending how you see it) "more" content, but still pay ESO+ on top of it.

I can't shake the feeling this was aimed at people who only log into the game when something comes out, to come and grind the content in a few weeks, and leave de regular daily player with a bitter taste in their mouths. Grab the big bucks from those who only hop in occasionally to see what's new while screwing the long-term clients.

I didn't see a 'premium pass', only the 'content pass' and the premium game that included the base game also.

I tried to look again and the store is down.

Pretty sure there are only two options, the 'retail' Premium Edition and the 'upgrade' Content Pass.

(In previous years there were a standard and deluxe version of each differing in the cosmetic items included, for four options total, but not this time.)

My impression is that the previous 'retail' Collections that included all previous Chapters always include the base game as well. You don't get a discount for any earlier Chapters you happen to already own either. This is a traditional digital retail package, it's not like those dynamic bundles on Steam that only charge you for the bits you don't already own.

Aside, in case you weren't aware, the Premium Edition does not contain previous DLC Zones, only Chapter Zones. So Summerset, but not Clockwork City, for example. It only contains the DLC with an "As Chapter" release date in the right-most column on UESP's DLC table.

On the 'positive' side, by that same reasoning, each of the previous Chapters included cost €40 at release, so you're paying a measly €50 now on top of €20 earlier, when someone who bought everything at release had to pay, at list, €20 base game + 7 Chapters × €40 = €300 for the same content.

In any case it's always wise to wait for discounts, particularly the 60%? off at the end of November.