ESO Spindleclutch 2 Dungeon Run [Updated 2022 Guide]

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Published on October 4, 2021 2:00:33 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9Nb_vrX7fY

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Today’s video is a full guide for the dungeon in ESO - Spindleclutch 2.

"The Ayleid ruins of Dwynnarth that grin down from the bluffs above Hag Fen were plundered and emptied out generations ago. But it seems there are forgotten mine tunnels beneath the lowest levels of Dwynnarth that might not be quite so empty."

Spindleclutch 2 is a group dungeon found in northern Glenumbra. The storyline continues from the events of Spindleclutch 1. In this version, Guardian Sud-Hareem needs help finding his son, who he believes has been captured by vampires within Spindleclutch.

Spindleclutch 2 has 6 bosses: 3 main bosses, 3 mini-boss encounters, and several mob encounters in-between - as well as some that accompany the bosses.

The list of sets that can be farmed in Spindleclutch 2 are:

Light: Prayer Shawl
Medium: Spelunker
Heavy: Knightmare
Monster Set: Bloodspawn (Veteran mode only)

The time stamps for each boss encounter can be found below:

9:14 - Mad Mortine (miniboss)
11:30 - Bloodspawn (boss)
15:12 - Praxin Douare (boss)
20:46 - Flesh Atronach Trio (miniboss)
27:51 - Urvan Veleth (miniboss)
31:03 - Vorenor Winterbourne (boss)

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Spy and Jack will be running each dungeon in Elder Scrolls Online as a reference for players who want to see what they are facing before jumping in - both base game and DLC. Spindleclutch 2 is a base game dungeon that is fairly simple and straightforward. It is meant to be run with a 4 person group, but can be completed with less if your characters are tuned in, you have decent coordination when it comes to the mechanics involved, and you can manage to both deal and sustain damage taken.

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