Go here for a summary of all the Zone Story chains and how they fit into the story arcs, as well as a diagram of how the Alliance Storylines and Main Quest make up the Planemeld storyline.The Season of the Dragon story will continue in the next Dungeon DLC pack, as well as in the October/November Zone DLC. You have already started the storyline of Elsweyr itself, as indicated by the Zone Story icon on that quest you mentioned. The true start of the season is with the prologue quest 'The Demon Weapon', available from a character on the road outside Daggerfall, and also currently available from the Sealed Imperial Summons in the Crown Store. The Dungeon DLC Pack 'Wrathstone' is the start of this season, but if dungeons aren't for you, I personally don't think you're missing much. The third story arc is the Season of the Dragon, and is the one we are currently in the middle of. Murkmire's prologue quest is 'Ruthless Competition', available from a character in Daggerfall. Next up is the storyline of the Murkmire DLC. The Daedric War storyline concludes at the end of the Zone Storyline for Summerset. Finally, 'Through a Veil Darkly', available from the Mages Guild in Daggerfall, precedes the Summerset chapter. The Clockwork City DLC is the second part of the storyline, and is preceded by 'Of Knives and Long Shadows', available at the Mournhold Mages Guild. The Morrowind chapter is the first part of the Daedric War storyline, which is preceded by the quest 'The Missing Prophecy', available from the inn in Wayrest. Each storyline from here onwards is preceded by a 'prologue quest', available as a side quest somewhere in the base game zones. The second major story arc is the Daedric War storyline, which covers the Morrowind and Summerset chapters, and the Clockwork City DLC. The storylines of the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood DLCs are also not part of any major story arc, but there is a side quest in the Gold Coast (Dark Brotherhood DLC) which becomes relevant later in the Daedric War storyline. It is however not considered part of any major story arc.

This storyline bridges the gap between the Alliance storylines and the Daedric War, as it makes reference to both. Next up is the storyline of the Orsinium DLC. The storyline of the Imperial City DLC is an add-on to the Planemeld storyline, but not directly part of it. The final Zone Storyline available in the base game (without any DLCs or expansions) is the Star-Gazers storyline in Craglorn. Note also that the questlines for the Mages Guild and Fighters Guild are also designed to run parallel with the Alliance Storylines. After completing the Main Story, the game guides you through the Alliance Storylines of the two other factions.

This then takes you to Coldharbour, the final zone in the Planemeld storyline, which you must complete to unlock the final quest in the Main Story questline.

The original Main Quest is designed to run in parallel with this, as the storylines join together in a quest called 'Messages Across Tamriel' once you have completed the final Alliance Zone and/or the tenth Main Story quest. Each one will lead on to the next, from your faction's original starter islands through five standard zones. The Alliance Storyline itself is made up of all the 'Zone Storylines' for the zones in your faction's territory. Depending on your chosen alliance in character creation, once you complete Soul Shriven in Coldharbour, you will be started on the Alliance Storyline for your faction. If narrative continuity is important to you, it is highly recommended that you complete the first 'Main Story' quest - Soul Shriven in Coldharbour - before completing any other quest in those zones. This is the one that gets auto-started when you visit Daggerfall, or any other major city in the base game zones. The Planemeld storyline is the one from the original base game of ESO - this is made up of the original 'Main Story' questline, and three Alliance Storylines, one for each of the three main factions. Each zone has its own storyline, some of which form a part of the main story arcs. There are three main 'story arcs' in ESO - the Planemeld, the Daedric War, and the Season of the Dragon. So, you kind of have to decide which one you want to do first. Fortunately, or not, there are about 7 or so Main Quests for the game.

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