ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards include new item sets, Undaunted Crests, outfit style pages, trophies, busts and boss masks from the solo versions of Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices. Both solo versions are scheduled for Season Two: Echoes of Skyrim on October 21, 2026. At this morning’s check, the launch has yet to begin, so the reward amounts below are ZeniMax’s latest published pre-release figures.
Each dungeon has a different collection of rewards, with some earned by defeating bosses and others unlocked through completion achievements or purchased using Undaunted Crests. Optional Meted Misfortunes also increase the difficulty and provide additional rewards, including special bust furnishings for completing either dungeon with at least one Misfortune active.
ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards List
The confirmed ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards include two new item sets and their corresponding outfit styles, alongside currency and achievement collectibles.
| Reward | How to Obtain |
|---|---|
| Undaunted Crests | Complete Solo Dungeons |
| Mylenne Moon-Caller item set | Solo Moon Hunter Keep |
| Tarcyr item set | Solo March of Sacrifices |
| Mylenne Moon-Caller Trophy | Complete Solo Moon Hunter Keep |
| Mylenne Moon-Caller Bust | Complete with at least one Misfortune |
| Tarcyr Trophy | Complete Solo March of Sacrifices |
| Tarcyr Bust | Complete with at least one Misfortune |
| Mylenne Moon-Caller Mask style | Defeat Vykosa the Ascendant |
| Tarcyr Mask style | Defeat Balorgh |
| Mylenne Moon-Caller Shoulder style | Purchase from Veya Thenim |
| Tarcyr Shoulder style | Purchase from Veya Thenim |
Both dungeons also provide access to new dungeon item set drops and Cultivated Cryptpods, an Alchemy reagent introduced in Update 51.
How to Earn Undaunted Crests in ESO
Undaunted Crests are a new currency earned through Solo Dungeons. Players can spend them at Undaunted Enclaves outside Wayrest, Mournhold and Elden Root, where vendor Veya Thenim offers dungeon-related rewards.
ZeniMax increased the reward for completing a Solo Dungeon with zero Misfortunes to 50 Undaunted Crests, up from the original PTS value of 10.
Optional Meted Misfortunes raise the difficulty. The 0-Misfortune setting is aimed at ordinary overland difficulty, one resembles a Normal solo arena, two a Veteran solo arena and three is designed to be tougher. The exact live reward total for each tier should be checked in-game.
What Can You Buy With Undaunted Crests?
Veya Thenim sells the Mylenne Moon-Caller and Tarcyr Shoulder outfit styles, curated dungeon set coffers and several additional Undaunted items.
The latest published PTS prices and September vendor preview include:
| Item | Undaunted Crests |
|---|---|
| Mylenne Moon-Caller Shoulder style | 1,000 |
| Tarcyr Shoulder style | 1,000 |
| Curated Mylenne Moon-Caller Coffer | 300 |
| Curated Tarcyr Coffer | 300 |
| Undaunted Key Container | 500 |
| Undaunted Apothecary Parcel | 50 |
| Dungeon Style Items | 25 |
The shoulder styles are purchased directly rather than obtained through random boss drops. Veya also offers a rotating selection of additional Undaunted style pages.
These are the latest developer PTS prices, not a post-launch shop receipt. Check Veya Thenim’s live stock before spending Crests, particularly on rotating style pages.
How to Unlock Curated Dungeon Set Coffers
There is an additional requirement for players hoping to purchase curated set items using Undaunted Crests.
ZeniMax confirmed that you must complete the Solo Dungeon associated with a curated set coffer before purchasing it from Veya Thenim.
Completing the original four-player version no longer satisfies this requirement. The restriction was changed during Update 51 testing to require completion of the new solo version.
For example, players who want the curated Mylenne Moon-Caller Coffer must first finish Solo Moon Hunter Keep. The equivalent Tarcyr coffer requires completion of Solo March of Sacrifices.
This requirement applies even if you already have enough Undaunted Crests to afford the item.
ESO Moon Hunter Keep Solo Dungeon Rewards
Solo Moon Hunter Keep features the Mylenne Moon-Caller reward collection, including an item set, outfit styles and two achievement furnishings.
Completing the dungeon awards the Mylenne Moon-Caller Trophy. To earn the matching Bust, you must complete Solo Moon Hunter Keep while at least one Meted Misfortune is active.
The Mylenne Moon-Caller Mask outfit style is awarded for defeating Vykosa the Ascendant, the dungeon’s final boss. The corresponding Shoulder style can be purchased from Veya Thenim for Undaunted Crests.
The Mylenne Moon-Caller item set can also be obtained through the dungeon’s reward system. Players collecting the set can purchase its curated coffer after completing the solo version.
For information about the encounters and difficulty options, see our ESO Moon Hunter Keep Story Mode guide.
ESO March of Sacrifices Solo Dungeon Rewards
Solo March of Sacrifices introduces the Tarcyr reward collection, with its own item set, cosmetic styles and achievement furnishings.
Completing the dungeon awards the Tarcyr Trophy, while finishing it with at least one Meted Misfortune active awards the Tarcyr Bust.
Defeating Balorgh, the final boss, awards the Tarcyr Mask outfit style. The matching Shoulder style is available from Veya Thenim for Undaunted Crests.
Tarcyr set pieces can also be earned through Solo March of Sacrifices. Once you’ve completed the solo version, you can purchase curated Tarcyr Coffers using your Crests.
Our ESO March of Sacrifices Story Mode guide covers the dungeon’s solo format and difficulty settings.
Tarcyr and Mylenne Moon-Caller Item Sets
The two new item sets are among the repeatable ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards available from Season Two.
Mylenne Moon-Caller is associated with Solo Moon Hunter Keep, while Tarcyr is associated with Solo March of Sacrifices.
During Update 51 testing, ZeniMax changed Solo Dungeon loot so that dungeon item sets drop instead of overland sets. This gives players access to dungeon equipment while progressing through the new solo content.
The set bonuses have also undergone PTS testing and adjustments, including a correction to the Mylenne Moon-Caller set’s cooldown.
Players interested in specific builds should compare the in-game set bonuses when Season Two opens, because the listed PTS values may not match the launch build.
How Meted Misfortunes Affect Solo Dungeon Rewards
Meted Misfortunes are optional difficulty modifiers that players can activate when entering a Solo Dungeon.
There are four difficulty settings:
- Zero Misfortunes: Comparable to ordinary overland content.
- One Misfortune: Comparable to a normal solo arena.
- Two Misfortunes: Comparable to a veteran solo arena.
- Three Misfortunes: Intended to be more difficult than existing comparable solo experiences.
The Mylenne Moon-Caller and Tarcyr Bust furnishings require completing their respective dungeons with at least one Misfortune active.
You can complete both dungeons without Misfortunes to earn their standard trophies, then return with a modifier active for the Bust rewards.
ZeniMax has confirmed that additional Misfortunes increase both difficulty and rewards. The final Crest earnings at each level will become clearer when Season Two opens.
Cultivated Cryptpods in ESO Solo Dungeons
Cultivated Cryptpods are a new Alchemy reagent introduced with Update 51, and ZeniMax identifies Solo Dungeons as their primary source.
They have four Alchemy traits: Heroism, Increase Power, Mending and Damage Shield.
These traits make Cultivated Cryptpods relevant for potion and poison crafting, particularly following Update 51’s broader Alchemy and hybridisation changes.
Players interested in crafting materials will therefore have another reason to repeat Solo Dungeons after collecting their trophies, masks and item sets.
Are Old Wolfhunter Dungeon Rewards Still Available?
The new Solo Dungeon rewards don’t replace the existing rewards from the original Wolfhunter dungeons.
The four-player versions of Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices remain available, with Wolfhunter becoming part of the ESO base game on October 19, 2026.
This change also coincides with Greymoor becoming available to all players, ahead of the October 21 Season Two launch.
Existing group-dungeon equipment, achievements and Veteran rewards remain associated with the original dungeon versions. The new Mylenne Moon-Caller and Tarcyr collections belong to the Solo Dungeon additions.
Players can continue using the group versions for their existing rewards while exploring the solo versions for Undaunted Crests and the new collectibles.
Which ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards Should You Get First?
For players hoping to collect every ESO Solo Dungeon reward, completing both dungeons without Misfortunes is a good starting point. These runs award the standard Trophy furnishings and introduce the individual boss encounters.
Afterwards, complete each dungeon with at least one Misfortune active to unlock the two Bust furnishings. Defeating Vykosa the Ascendant and Balorgh also provides the matching Mask styles.
The Shoulder styles require Undaunted Crests, so you’ll need additional dungeon completions to build up enough currency for both purchases.
If you’re collecting equipment rather than cosmetics, finishing each Solo Dungeon also unlocks access to its associated curated set coffers through Veya Thenim.
ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards and Season Two Release Date
ESO Solo Dungeon Rewards are scheduled to become available on October 21, 2026, at 17:00 UTC (6 PM BST), with the Season Two: Echoes of Skyrim launch. That is when the solo versions of Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices are due to open.
Players will be able to enter these dungeons alone or with an NPC companion, select their preferred Meted Misfortune difficulty and collect the new equipment and cosmetic rewards.
The Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices collections each include a Trophy, Bust, Mask and Shoulder style, alongside their corresponding item sets. Undaunted Crests provide an additional way to obtain styles, curated equipment and other vendor items.
Related ESO Guides
- ESO Story Mode Dungeons: Difficulty, Companions and How to Start
- ESO Moon Hunter Keep Story Mode Guide
- ESO March of Sacrifices Story Mode Guide
- ESO Season 2 Echoes of Skyrim: Release Date and Everything New
For the official reward requirements and currency adjustments, see the ESO Update 51 PTS v12.1.3 patch notes.
