Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon’s Sanctuary of Sarras Expansion Launching Next Week

Awaken Realms and Questline have announced the first expansion for open world RPG Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon. The Sanctuary of Sarras expansion is planned to release on December 15, 2025, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, priced at $14.99.

The expansion features a new storyline as players investigate the fate of Sarras and its deserters who challenged King Arthur, ending up facing Merlin’s retribution with their fate shrouded in myth. It takes place in the titular sanctuary, which is shaped by the deep sea. Sanctuary of Sarras will feature around ten-to-fifteen hours of new content, including four new bosses, twelve new enemies, over twenty new locations, and various new equipment, spells, etc. To access the content, players will need to have reached act two in the main game.

In addition to the expansion, the companies release the game’s version 1.15 update. The update includes performance optimisations, plus various bug fixes and improvements. Finally, some new free DLC is also available that adds new armour sets and alternative looks for Qrko, King Arthur, and Caradoc. More details about the update, free DLC, and the Sanctuary of Sarras expansion can be found here.

Based on the board game Tainted Grail, The Fall of Avalon is set in a world reimagining the Arthurian legend. King Arthur and his knights are beginning to pass into legend as the people face an encroaching plague known as the Red Death and a magical phenomenon known as the Wyrdness. Players explore a realm slowly falling apart as they come across various factions, each with their own idea on how to proceed in the changing world. The game released earlier this year, with those looking to read more able to read Ezra Kinnell’s review of its PC release.

 

 

 

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