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	*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].		*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].
	*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.		*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.
	*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the ~~{{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied~~ France ~~during World War II~~\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.		*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the [[Occupied France\|occupying forces]] of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.
	*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.		*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.
	*The achievement '''Vendage''' is French for "harvest", and the accompanying icon of a robed skeleton with a scythe is a common illustration in [[Europe]] and [[North America]] of the personification of {{Wiki\|Death (personification)\|Death}}, otherwise known as the Grim Reaper, who "harvests" souls for the afterlife.		*The achievement '''Vendage''' is French for "harvest", and the accompanying icon of a robed skeleton with a scythe is a common illustration in [[Europe]] and [[North America]] of the personification of {{Wiki\|Death (personification)\|Death}}, otherwise known as the Grim Reaper, who "harvests" souls for the afterlife.

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	*The icons for the achievements '''Hard Choices, The Order Is Revealed, The Good Saxon, Take My Hand, Calling in a Favor, The Enemy of My Enemy''', and '''England Subdued''' display the numbers 1–7 using the {{Wiki\|pentimal system}}.		*The icons for the achievements '''Hard Choices, The Order Is Revealed, The Good Saxon, Take My Hand, Calling in a Favor, The Enemy of My Enemy''', and '''England Subdued''' display the numbers 1–7 using the {{Wiki\|pentimal system}}.
	*The achievement '''It's Alive!''' is a reference to the same line exclaimed by Dr. {{Wiki\|Victor Frankenstein}} in the 1931 film ''{{Wiki\|Frankenstein'' (1931 film)\|Frankenstein}}'' after successfully sparking life in {{Wiki\|Frankenstein's monster\|his monster}} stitched together from scavenged [[human]] body parts.		*The achievement '''It's Alive!''' is a reference to the same line exclaimed by Dr. {{Wiki\|Victor Frankenstein}} in the 1931 film ''{{Wiki\|Frankenstein (1931 film)\|Frankenstein}}'' after successfully sparking life in {{Wiki\|Frankenstein's monster\|his monster}} stitched together from scavenged [[human]] body parts.
	*The achievement '''We're in the End Game Now''' is a reference to the line said by the wizard {{Wiki\|Doctor Strange}} to billionaire industrialist {{Wiki\|Iron Man\|Tony Stark}} in the 2018 ''{{Wiki\|Marvel Entertainment\|Marvel}}'' movie ''{{Wiki\|Avengers: Infinity War}}'' shortly after losing a critical team fight against {{Wiki\|Thanos}} on his ruined homeworld.		*The achievement '''We're in the End Game Now''' is a reference to the line said by the wizard {{Wiki\|Doctor Strange}} to billionaire industrialist {{Wiki\|Iron Man\|Tony Stark}} in the 2018 ''{{Wiki\|Marvel Entertainment\|Marvel}}'' movie ''{{Wiki\|Avengers: Infinity War}}'' shortly after losing a critical team fight against {{Wiki\|Thanos}} on his ruined homeworld.
	*The achievement '''Not the Norse You're Looking For''' and its icon are references to the famous line ''"These aren't the droids you're looking for"'' said by an old Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 1977 film ''{{Wiki\|Star Wars (film)\|Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope}}'', as he waved his hand and used a Jedi mind trick to convince an Imperial stormtrooper to drop his scrutiny of the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 in Luke Skywalker's possession.		*The achievement '''Not the Norse You're Looking For''' and its icon are references to the famous line ''"These aren't the droids you're looking for"'' said by an old Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 1977 film ''{{Wiki\|Star Wars (film)\|Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope}}'', as he waved his hand and used a Jedi mind trick to convince an Imperial stormtrooper to drop his scrutiny of the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 in Luke Skywalker's possession.

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	*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character {{Wiki\|Thor (Marvel Comics)\|Thor}}, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of [[Thor]]"''.		*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character {{Wiki\|Thor (Marvel Comics)\|Thor}}, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of [[Thor]]"''.
	*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].		*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].
	*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical ~~magi~~}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.		*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.
	*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.		*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.
	*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.		*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.

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	!Hard Choices		!Hard Choices
	\| Complete the [[Cambridgeshire\|Grantebridgescire]] Arc		\|Complete the [[Cambridgeshire\|Grantebridgescire]] Arc
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	! Calling in a Favor		!Calling in a Favor
	\|Complete the [[Sussex\|Suthsexe]] Arc		\|Complete the [[Sussex\|Suthsexe]] Arc
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	!In the Footsteps of the [[Isu\|Gods]]		!In the Footsteps of the [[Isu\|Gods]]
	\|Complete the [[Asgard]] and [[Jötunheimr\|Jotunheim]] quests		\|Complete the [[Ásgarðr\|Asgard]] and [[Jötunheimr\|Jotunheim]] quests
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	! Tranquility		!Tranquility
	\|Complete a [[Standing stone\|Standing Stone]] puzzle		\|Complete a [[Standing stone\|Standing Stone]] puzzle
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	\|[[File:ACV - Skadi's Hobby.png\|65px]]		\|[[File:ACV - Skadi's Hobby.png\|65px]]
	![[Skadi]]'s Hobby		![[Skaði\|Skadi]]'s Hobby
	\|Perform a 150m slide in the snow		\|Perform a 150m slide in the snow
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	!Witch Hunter		!Witch Hunter
	\|Defeat one [[Daughters of Lerion\|Daughter]] of [[Lerion]]		\|Defeat one [[Daughters of Lerion\|Daughter of Lerion]]
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	!Not the [[~~Norsemen~~\|Norse]] You're Looking For		!Not the [[Norse people\|Norse]] You're Looking For
	\|Successfully pass close to a guard in a distrust area by [[blending]] with a group of [[~~Scholar\|monks~~]]		\|Successfully pass close to a guard in a distrust area by [[blending]] with a group of [[monk]]s
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	!Flying [[Eivor]]		!Flying [[Eivor Varinsdottir\|Eivor]]
	\|Get thrown 30 meters away by a destroyer or a housecarl		\|Get thrown 30 meters away by a destroyer or a housecarl
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	!Is There Anybody Out There?		!Is There Anybody Out There?
	\|Light the unlit braziers on [[Hadrian]]'s ~~[[Hadrian's Wall\|~~Wall]]		\|Light the unlit braziers on [[Hadrian's Wall]]
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	!It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature!		!It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature!
	\|Complete your first ~~[[Animus]]~~ [[Animus Anomalies\|Anomaly]]		\|Complete your first [[Animus Anomalies\|Animus Anomaly]]
	\|{{Template:G\|10}}		\|{{Template:G\|10}}
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	!Godly Reward		!Godly Reward
	\|Obtain [[Thor]]'s ~~[[Thor's Helmet\|~~Helmet]]		\|Obtain [[Thor's Helmet]]
	\|{{Template:G\|30}}		\|{{Template:G\|30}}
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	!Future Past		!Future Past
	\|Enter the [[Lutetia bureau\|Assassin Bureau]] in Francia.		\|Enter the [[Lutetia bureau\|Assassin Bureau]] in [[Francia]].
	\|{{G\|30}}		\|{{G\|30}}
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	!High Kick		!High Kick
	\|Knock 10 enemies off of ledges using the Kick of Tyr Ability		\|Knock 10 enemies off of ledges using the Kick of [[Týr\|Tyr]] Ability
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	!The Queen's Fall		!The Queen's Fall
	\|Defeat Hel, ruler of Niflheim		\|Defeat [[Hel]], ruler of [[Niflheimr\|Niflheim]]
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	*The achievement '''The Hidden Truth''' and how players obtain it appear to be a reference to the way they uncover the [[The Truth\|similarly named video]] made by [[Clay Kaczmarek]] which was embedded in the Animus used in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. The text inside the icon also reads ''"The Hidden Truth"'' written in [[Isu script]].<ref>{{Youtube\|channelname=Access the Animus\|channel=channel/UCJagPhYpiiE09D5pA-ZGuZw\|text=Assassin's Creed Valhalla - We have Deciphered The First Civilization Secret Language!\|video=ytCakhOlcZg}}</ref>		*The achievement '''The Hidden Truth''' and how players obtain it appear to be a reference to the way they uncover the [[The Truth\|similarly named video]] made by [[Clay Kaczmarek]] which was embedded in the Animus used in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. The text inside the icon also reads ''"The Hidden Truth"'' written in [[Isu script]].<ref>{{Youtube\|channelname=Access the Animus\|channel=channel/UCJagPhYpiiE09D5pA-ZGuZw\|text=Assassin's Creed Valhalla - We have Deciphered The First Civilization Secret Language!\|video=ytCakhOlcZg}}</ref>
	*The icon for the achievement '''Archaeologist''' shows a partial bust of the {{Wiki\|Aphrodite Heyl}} statue.		*The icon for the achievement '''Archaeologist''' shows a partial bust of the {{Wiki\|Aphrodite Heyl}} statue.
	*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character Thor, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor"''.		*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character {{Wiki\|Thor (Marvel Comics)\|Thor}}, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of [[Thor]]"''.
	*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the ~~[[Francia\|~~Frankish]] king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].		*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].
	*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.		*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.
	*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.		*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.

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''The Forgotten Saga''

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	!A Favored Customer		!A Favored Customer
	\|Buy all of [[~~Nár~~]]'s Favors at least once		\|Buy all of [[Nar (dwarf)\|Nar]]'s Favors at least once
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	!Sacrificial Victory		!Sacrificial Victory
	\|Defeat Hel with the [[Draugr's Toll]] Outfit equipped		\|Defeat Hel with the Draugr's Toll Outfit equipped
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	~~{{Spoilerhd\|21 December 2022}}~~
	{{For\|the achievements of other Assassin's Creed games\|Achievements}}		{{For\|the achievements of other Assassin's Creed games\|Achievements}}
	The following are '''achievements''' that can be earned in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.		The following are '''achievements''' that can be earned in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.

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	!Like a Druid		!Like a Druid
	\|Complete a [[Trial ~~of the Morrigan\|Trial]]~~ of the [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]]		\|Complete a Trial of the [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]]
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	!Sacrificial Victory		!Sacrificial Victory
	\|Defeat Hel with the [[Draugr's Toll ~~Outfit~~]] equipped		\|Defeat Hel with the [[Draugr's Toll]] Outfit equipped
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	!Row Rage		!Row Rage
	\|Ram and destroy 5 [[boat]]s in under 2 minutes with [[~~Eivor's longship~~\|your~~]] [[~~longship]]		\|Ram and destroy 5 [[boat]]s in under 2 minutes with [[Sea-Chariot\|your longship]]
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	*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].		*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].
	*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.		*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.
	*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the ~~{{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied~~ France ~~during World War II~~\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.		*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the [[Occupied France\|occupying forces]] of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.
	*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.		*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.
	*The achievement '''Vendage''' is French for "harvest", and the accompanying icon of a robed skeleton with a scythe is a common illustration in [[Europe]] and [[North America]] of the personification of {{Wiki\|Death (personification)\|Death}}, otherwise known as the Grim Reaper, who "harvests" souls for the afterlife.		*The achievement '''Vendage''' is French for "harvest", and the accompanying icon of a robed skeleton with a scythe is a common illustration in [[Europe]] and [[North America]] of the personification of {{Wiki\|Death (personification)\|Death}}, otherwise known as the Grim Reaper, who "harvests" souls for the afterlife.

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	*The icons for the achievements '''Hard Choices, The Order Is Revealed, The Good Saxon, Take My Hand, Calling in a Favor, The Enemy of My Enemy''', and '''England Subdued''' display the numbers 1–7 using the {{Wiki\|pentimal system}}.		*The icons for the achievements '''Hard Choices, The Order Is Revealed, The Good Saxon, Take My Hand, Calling in a Favor, The Enemy of My Enemy''', and '''England Subdued''' display the numbers 1–7 using the {{Wiki\|pentimal system}}.
	*The achievement '''It's Alive!''' is a reference to the same line exclaimed by Dr. {{Wiki\|Victor Frankenstein}} in the 1931 film ''{{Wiki\|Frankenstein'' (1931 film)\|Frankenstein}}'' after successfully sparking life in {{Wiki\|Frankenstein's monster\|his monster}} stitched together from scavenged [[human]] body parts.		*The achievement '''It's Alive!''' is a reference to the same line exclaimed by Dr. {{Wiki\|Victor Frankenstein}} in the 1931 film ''{{Wiki\|Frankenstein (1931 film)\|Frankenstein}}'' after successfully sparking life in {{Wiki\|Frankenstein's monster\|his monster}} stitched together from scavenged [[human]] body parts.
	*The achievement '''We're in the End Game Now''' is a reference to the line said by the wizard {{Wiki\|Doctor Strange}} to billionaire industrialist {{Wiki\|Iron Man\|Tony Stark}} in the 2018 ''{{Wiki\|Marvel Entertainment\|Marvel}}'' movie ''{{Wiki\|Avengers: Infinity War}}'' shortly after losing a critical team fight against {{Wiki\|Thanos}} on his ruined homeworld.		*The achievement '''We're in the End Game Now''' is a reference to the line said by the wizard {{Wiki\|Doctor Strange}} to billionaire industrialist {{Wiki\|Iron Man\|Tony Stark}} in the 2018 ''{{Wiki\|Marvel Entertainment\|Marvel}}'' movie ''{{Wiki\|Avengers: Infinity War}}'' shortly after losing a critical team fight against {{Wiki\|Thanos}} on his ruined homeworld.
	*The achievement '''Not the Norse You're Looking For''' and its icon are references to the famous line ''"These aren't the droids you're looking for"'' said by an old Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 1977 film ''{{Wiki\|Star Wars (film)\|Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope}}'', as he waved his hand and used a Jedi mind trick to convince an Imperial stormtrooper to drop his scrutiny of the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 in Luke Skywalker's possession.		*The achievement '''Not the Norse You're Looking For''' and its icon are references to the famous line ''"These aren't the droids you're looking for"'' said by an old Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 1977 film ''{{Wiki\|Star Wars (film)\|Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope}}'', as he waved his hand and used a Jedi mind trick to convince an Imperial stormtrooper to drop his scrutiny of the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 in Luke Skywalker's possession.

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	*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character {{Wiki\|Thor (Marvel Comics)\|Thor}}, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of [[Thor]]"''.		*The achievements '''Godly Reward''' and '''Worthy''' are references to the ''Marvel'' character {{Wiki\|Thor (Marvel Comics)\|Thor}}, who wears a {{Wiki\|winged helmet}} in the comics of similar style to the one in the icon, while his hammer Mjölnir bears the [[Runes\|runic]] inscription ''"Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of [[Thor]]"''.
	*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].		*The icon for the achievement '''Know What is Right''' shows a sun with a ''{{Wiki\|signum manus}}'', a Merovingian style of signing official documents with a royal seal. This symbol is used in-game as the signature of the Frankish king at the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)\|siege]], [[Charles the Fat]].
	*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical ~~magi~~}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.		*The achievement '''We Nobles Three''' may be a reference to the title of the 1857 Christmas carol "{{Wiki\|We Three Kings}}" written by [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|deacon}} {{Wiki\|John Henry Hopkins Jr.}}. However, the {{Wiki\|Biblical Magi}} depicted in the song—{{Wiki\|Melchior (magus)\|Melchior}}, {{Wiki\|Caspar (magus)\|Caspar}}, and {{Wiki\|Balthazar (magus)\|Balthazar}}—are typically said to have come from the east to visit a baby [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]] and are held to be of [[Iran\|Persian]], [[India]]n, and [[Arabia]]n descent, respectively, instead of being contemporary {{Wiki\|Gaul}}ish kings who travelled west as the achievement suggests.
	*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.		*The achievement '''Vive la Résistance''' and its accompanying icon are two different references. The phrase was a common saying of the {{Wiki\|French Resistance}} that fought the {{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied France during World War II\|occupying forces}} of [[Nazi Party\|Nazi]] [[Germany]] during [[World War II]]. The winged insect is not a bee but in fact a cicada, which as "golden bees" were seen as symbols of resurrection and were found on the tomb of King {{Wiki\|Childeric I}}, founder of the {{Wiki\|Merovingian dynasty}} that led to the formation of Medieval France.
	*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.		*The achievement '''Future Past''' may be a reference to the 1981 ''Marvel'' comic arc {{Wiki\|Days of Future Past}}, where the adult {{Wiki\|Kitty Pryde\|Kate Pryde}} sends her mind back in time to her younger body to warn the {{Wiki\|X-Men}} and prevent a dystopian future thanks to her hindsight. In a similar vein, astute players will already know the French Hidden Ones later evolve into the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassins]] due to the 2014 release of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'', which is set in the years surrounding the [[French Revolution]] and follows [[Arno Dorian]]'s quests with the Brotherhood.