Bethesda has officially unveiled the next expansion pack for Skyrim called Dragonborn.

Available on Xbox Live from December 4 for 1600 Microsoft Points, details are pretty scant as to what the expansion will actually offer.

A trailer has been unveiled, which does offer some insight into what we'll be getting, especially when taken in conjunction with what we heard last week about the next DLC's rumoured content.

The trailer appears to out the DLC's antagonist; the first Dragonborn from ages past who ruled over the island of Solstheim, which lies to the North East of Skyrim. It looks like that's where the DLC will be set, marking the second time the island has appeared in an Elder Scrolls game (the first being the Morrowind expansion, Bloodmoon).

Other that that information about the expansion is scarce. What's got us most excited though, following on from last month's report, is that it looks pretty much guaranteed that we'll be taking to the skies on dragonback for at least part of our time in Solstheim; whether this will be on-rails or not remains unclear.

There's been no word on whether the DLC will come to PC and PS3. The first two expansions, Dawnguard and Hearthfire, enjoyed 30 days of exclusivity on Microsoft's console. Due to continuing problems though, neither have made it onto the PlayStation 3 as yet.

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It's been revealed that Dishonored will be getting three add-on packs, the first of which will be released in December.

The Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials DLC will cost £3.99/€4.99/AUD$8.45/$4.99/400 MS points and will add 10 challenge maps to the game, designed to test players' combat, stealth and mobility skills.

The trials on offer will range from fighting waves of attackers and pulling off drop assassinations to racing against the clock. There'll also be global online leaderboards and new achievements.

Some additional details have also been released for the second add-on for Dishonored due next year, which will apparently be a story-driven campaign. The pack is targeted for next Spring and will focus on Daud, the leader of a group of supernatural assassins called The Whalers. It'll add new locations within Dunwall, as well as powers, weapons and gadgets that you'll be able to liberate from Daud's clutches.

Nothing is known about the third DLC pack, other than that it'll also be story-focused, but it's been confirmed that all three DLC packs will release simultaneously on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

If you're struggling with some of the trickier of Dishonored's moments, head over to IGN's Dishonored wiki now for a slew of tips, tricks and video walkthroughs.

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