Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon Just Received Its First Major Expansion

Witness a New Story Line in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Sanctuary of Sarras, the first full expansion for Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, is now available on PC and consoles. Developed by Awaken Realms and Questline, this release adds a substantial new chapter to the dark Arthurian world, expanding both its story and systems in meaningful ways.

Early creator impressions are already live, with players praising the expansion’s atmosphere and depth. Content from MortismalGaming, WolfheartFPS, Kevduit, and Click4Gameplay highlights the sense of discovery and challenge that defines the new experience.

The expansion uncovers a long-forgotten mystery buried beneath Avalon’s legends. For six centuries, the fate of Sarras and its rebellious crew has remained a myth whispered through history. A newly revealed passage allows players to step into this past, following Nimue and those who dared to defy King Arthur. As the story unfolds, the truth behind their disappearance and Merlin’s cruel punishment slowly comes to light.

Sanctuary of Sarras introduces a vast underwater realm shaped by shifting currents and ancient ruins. Sunken structures emerge from the depths, while hidden paths lead through a world that feels alive and unsettling. Exploration reveals both beauty and danger, as the true nature of Sarras reveals itself piece by piece.

Players can expect around 15 hours of new content, including more than 20 carefully designed dungeons and interiors. The expansion introduces new characters, powerful epic bosses, and over 100 new items, including weapons, armor, relics, spells, and accessories, each offering fresh ways to develop a build.

A revamped progression system changes how combat and growth work in this region. Enemies scale to the player’s level, while sacred shrines weaken foes and unlock points for three entirely new skill trees that can be switched at any time.

Sanctuary of Sarras is available for 14.99 USD on Steam, or the regional equivalent.

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