Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths 1 - Revision history

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	''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers—amongst whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left eye—that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''		''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers—amongst whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left eye—that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''

	Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.		Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a "twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks" remains of his companion.

	Back at Asgard days later, Týr advises Odin not to worry about Baldr: A hundred men have been sent to dig him out and he will still emerge without a scar. Odin replies that he will worry about his son nevertheless, which catches the ear of the returning Baldr. A feast is held to celebrate. However, as the night wears on, Baldr takes note of his father's [[The Price of Wisdom\|missing eye]] and Týr's [[Binding Fate\|lost limb]], and exchanges sleep for reflection.		Back at Asgard days later, Týr advises Odin not to worry about Baldr: A hundred men have been sent to dig him out and he will still emerge without a scar. Odin replies that he will worry about his son nevertheless, which catches the ear of the returning Baldr. A feast is held to celebrate. However, as the night wears on, Baldr takes note of his father's [[The Price of Wisdom\|missing eye]] and Týr's [[Binding Fate\|lost limb]], and exchanges sleep for reflection.

	Standing before Odin's throne [[Hliðskjálf]] after a few days, Baldr meets with his father and [[Freyja]], his stepmother, to ask permission to travel the Nine Realms so that he may try to bring peace between the Muspels and the dwarves. He tries to tell his unconvinced parents that he wants to involve himself in affairs that are no concern of Asgard out of gratitude to the former slave who helped him. When Odin presses him, Baldr admits that he feels his immortal existence can bring no glory if he cannot die, so perhaps diplomacy could prove a worthier challenge instead. Freyja deflects Odin's attempts to stall the boy's departure and Baldr is given leave to make his journey. Alone, Freyja remarks to her husband that the Baldr is hiding ''"plans within plans"''.		Standing before Odin's throne [[Hliðskjálf]] after a few days, Baldr meets with his father and [[Freyja]], his stepmother, to ask permission to travel the Nine Realms so that he may try to bring peace between the Muspels and the dwarves. He tries to tell his unconvinced parents that he wants to involve himself in affairs that are no concern of Asgard out of gratitude to the former slave who helped him. When Odin presses him, Baldr admits that he feels his immortal existence can bring no glory if he cannot die, so perhaps diplomacy could prove a worthier challenge instead. Freyja deflects Odin's attempts to stall the boy's departure and Baldr is given leave to make his journey. Alone, Freyja remarks to her husband that the Baldr is hiding "plans within plans".

	Baldr sets out from his manor ''[[Breiðablik]]'' on board his [[longship]] ''[[Hringhorni]]'' for the edges of [[Jötunheimr]], where he performs a ritual with the strand of hair left behind by the dwarf slave and moves on. Within some marshlands, Baldr is met by a talking salmon who knows the Æsir's purpose and leads him to a dark lake where he is granted visions of the Muspel princess [[Eysa]]. If Baldr can win Eysa's heart, the fish explains, he will bring peace. Afterwards, Baldr asks the fish if he will help him in his quest, though the fish responds that he has done all he can. The warrior asks aloud if that is also true of [[Loki]], one who can transform into both dwarves and fish.		Baldr sets out from his manor ''[[Breiðablik]]'' on board his [[longship]] ''[[Hringhorni]]'' for the edges of [[Jötunheimr]], where he performs a ritual with the strand of hair left behind by the dwarf slave and moves on. Within some marshlands, Baldr is met by a talking salmon who knows the Æsir's purpose and leads him to a dark lake where he is granted visions of the Muspel princess [[Eysa]]. If Baldr can win Eysa's heart, the fish explains, he will bring peace. Afterwards, Baldr asks the fish if he will help him in his quest, though the fish responds that he has done all he can. The warrior asks aloud if that is also true of [[Loki]], one who can transform into both dwarves and fish.

	His deception revealed, the trickster takes on his familiar appearance. Baldr tells him that he'd like Loki to be his mentor in diplomacy as ''"none is shrewder"'' than he. Baldr waves off Loki's concern about Odin and his plainly stating that the Æsir would be a fool to trust him by pointing out that the former friend of Asgard has already helped him this far and his belief that the trickster still wishes their people well. And besides, Baldr argues, it's less work to help him honestly and openly. With a smile, Loki reaches for Baldr's outstretched hand and agrees to teach him how to win a ''"heart of fire"''.		His deception revealed, the trickster takes on his familiar appearance. Baldr tells him that he'd like Loki to be his mentor in diplomacy as "none is shrewder" than he. Baldr waves off Loki's concern about Odin and his plainly stating that the Æsir would be a fool to trust him by pointing out that the former friend of Asgard has already helped him this far and his belief that the trickster still wishes their people well. And besides, Baldr argues, it's less work to help him honestly and openly. With a smile, Loki reaches for Baldr's outstretched hand and agrees to teach him how to win a "heart of fire".

	==References==		==References==

imported>Darman36 at 22:35, 14 June 2022

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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Dark Horse Comics\|Dark Horse]] comic book series ''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths'', a prequel to ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]''. The comic, written by [[Alex Freed]] with art by [[Martín Túnica]] and [[Michael Atiyeh]], was released on 16 March 2022.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Dark Horse Comics\|Dark Horse]] comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths]]'', a prequel to ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]''. The comic, written by [[Alex Freed]] with art by [[Martín Túnica]] and [[Michael Atiyeh]], was released on 16 March 2022.

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imported>Darman36 at 22:34, 14 June 2022

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	'''''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Forgotten Myths'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Dark Horse Comics\|Dark Horse]] comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Forgotten Myths]]'', a prequel to ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]''. The comic, written by [[Alex Freed]] with art by [[Martín Túnica]] and [[Michael Atiyeh]], was released on 16 March 2022.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Dark Horse Comics\|Dark Horse]] comic book series ''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths'', a prequel to ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]''. The comic, written by [[Alex Freed]] with art by [[Martín Túnica]] and [[Michael Atiyeh]], was released on 16 March 2022.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

imported>Soranin: Soranin moved page Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Forgotten Myths 1 to Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths 1

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imported>Darman36 at 23:17, 21 April 2022

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imported>Darman36: /Plot summary/ Ahh, OK. Haven't read Issue 2 yet

2022-04-20T22:49:45Z

Plot summary: Ahh, OK. Haven't read Issue 2 yet

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	Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.		Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.

	''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered ~~villagers – amongst~~ whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left ~~eye – that~~ there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''		''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers—amongst whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left eye—that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''

	Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.		Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.

imported>Vetinari: She's the narrator for issue 2 , continuing this story

2022-04-20T21:32:59Z

She's the narrator for issue 2 , continuing this story

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	Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.		Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.

	''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''		''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers – amongst whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left eye – that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''

	Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.		Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.

imported>Darman36: Undo revision 997227 by Vetinari (talk) Not sure this is important to plot summary, unless it's later revealed to be an important person/reincarnated Isu

2022-04-20T12:50:33Z

Undo revision 997227 by Vetinari (talk) Not sure this is important to plot summary, unless it's later revealed to be an important person/reincarnated Isu

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	Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.		Far from home, Æsir brothers Baldr, Thor, and Heimdall finally track a Muspel giant that has infiltrated the realm of [[Asgard]]. Impatient and uninterested in why their enemy has come, Thor initiates a battle which culminates when he throws [[Mjölnir]] into a cliffside to bury the Muspel but, to Heimdall's horror, Baldr is also caught in the rockfall. Thor laughs it off as the boy cannot be killed by any weapon known to him.

	''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers ~~– amongst whom is a child with a dark birthmark across her left eye –~~ that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''		''A villager interrupts the storyteller to point out the story is wrong: It was [[Týr]], not Heimdall, who joined the hunt for what was actually a dragon. The narrator, who introduced the tale as full of lies, reminds the gathered villagers that there is no right or wrong story, they change form "swift as water."''

	Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.		Within the rubble, Baldr laments the death of the giant before he manages to escape the rocks into a [[dwarf]] tunnel. There, he meets an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]] whose flight to Asgard brought his former Muspel abductor to Æsir lands in pursuit. As the elderly dwarf guides Baldr back to the surface, he informs him of the Múspellsheimr forces gathering at the gates of his homeland Svartálfaheimr and plants the idea that the Æsir warrior lacks life experience. When they part, Baldr heads for sunlight but turns back to the dwarf, only to find a ''"twist of darkness, slithering like a [[Snake\|serpent]] between the rocks"'' remains of his companion.