As a result of being based in the same historical era, both Vikings and AC Valhalla deal with the same real-world Viking events, but Assassin's Creed's journey takes place after Vikings'. Eivor travels to England years after Ragnar, who is mentioned throughout the game as the player travels in his wake.

After a prologue set in Norway, Eivor's clan leaves their homeland to settle in England. Though Vikings are often remembered for raiding and looting, Valhalla aims to go beyond the mainstream stereotype and examine the more human stories behind the Vikings' expansion.

It is the twelfth major installment in the Assassin's Creed series, and the successor to 2018's Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Principally set in the years 872–878 AD, the game recounts a fictional story during the Viking expansions into the British Isles.

This is an optional quest arc. It can be completed at any time, or not at all. Note that the recommended power level for Asgard is 90. There are two parts to this quest arc.

Knowing Vikings may allow for a deeper appreciation of Valhalla, and at the very least the references will be clearer in meaning, but there's little that can't be inferred pretty easily and nothing that would prevent any enjoyment or understanding of the show's story or its characters.

In Vikings, Kattegat is a city located in Norway. In reality, Kattegat is not a city at all, though it's still located in the Scandinavian area. Kattegat is actually a sea area located between Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

The gist of getting the best ending in Assassin's Creed Valhalla is to make the "good" choices, meaning the options that have the most honor from Sigurd's perspective. Vikings value honor, so it's no surprise that the game's consequences would be tied to this value.

While most games might make one feel annoyed for storylines being left unresolved, Valhalla solidly addresses most lingering plot threads, while cleverly tying things together. If one wants to engage in a complete experience where the story is concerned, Valhalla has to be the best choice in the series.

female The canon version of Eivor is the female version, as the male version of Eivor was only playable during the Asgard and Jotunheim story arcs that take place at specific times in the story.

While most games might make one feel annoyed for storylines being left unresolved, Valhalla solidly addresses most lingering plot threads, while cleverly tying things together. If one wants to engage in a complete experience where the story is concerned, Valhalla has to be the best choice in the series.

Better complete the asgard and jottenheim arc for better understanding after you visit Norway again. It seemed like it factored in story wise after I saved Sigurd story wise. Eivor explains to Sigurd Eivor had been touched sorta too by the gods on how Eivor saw Loki and fought Fenrir.

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