The Whistle gives you the double XP boost buff when used, you do need to turn into a skeleton unless you want to.Use the Witchemother's Whistle (found in your Mementos) to summon the Witchmother's Cauldron.If you completed the quest during last year's event, you won't need to acquire the Crow Caller or complete the quest again – you can simply use the whistle found in your Collections menu from last year. When you complete the quest The Witchmother will give you the Witchemother's Whistle memento.The quest entails gathering a pumpkin and some guts, defeating any delve boss for its Essence of Death, and delivering them to the Witchmother. Then, start the quest “ The Witchmother's Bargain” by using your Crow Caller.First, you'll want to pick up a (free) Crow Caller from the Crown Store, which is free of charge.2016: from approximately ~ 10AM EDT on October 13th to November 1st on PS4 and Xbox One, and to November 8th on PC/Mac.2017: from approximately ~ 10AM EDT on Friday, October 20th and will run until Wednesday, November 1 at 10AM EDT.2018: from approximately ~ 10:00AM EDT on Thursday, October 18th and will run until Thursday, November 1 at 10:00AM EDT.The Witches Festival runs sometime during the Fall, near Halloween. As spirits stir and the undead rise from their ancestral tombs, adventurers from all over Tamriel will be tasked with activities that will reward them with gruesome goodies, terrifying treasures, and awesome achievements, including a polymorph to become one of the walking dead, and earn a host of unique Witches Festival-themed items. Join the fun as ghosts, demons, and evil spirits are mocked and celebrated by occult occurances and the donning of outrageous costumes, which are all the more convincing in a world where hauntings are real and the dead rise to walk again.
The Witches Festival is a seasonal Holiday Event in The Elder Scrolls Online, introduced in 2016.Īs the nights grow longer and the year slides into darkness, the denizens of Tamriel defy their superstitious fears during the annual Witches Festival.
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