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	==History==		==History==
	Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, ~~especially with people~~ of ~~different~~ religions, ~~like~~ [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar\|priest]], Father [[Deoric]]~~, soon replaced~~ the ~~priest~~ of the village's [[church]], ~~and~~ Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about ~~the group,~~ the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote ~~was~~ soon ~~heard by~~ the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties ~~with~~ the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, accepting residents of all religions, including [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, after a [[Scholar\|priest]] named Father [[Deoric]] took the place of the village's previous priest at the local [[church]], Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote soon reached the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties to the [[Order of the Ancients]]. The Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh ~~traveled and~~ arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women~~'s usual garments~~, Niamh ~~enters~~ the village's church to ~~find and~~ see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. ~~Coming to~~ a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh ~~found herself~~ another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and ~~soon both women began to chat~~. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, ~~due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of~~ her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5"/>		Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing the usual garments of Cote's women, Niamh entered the village's church to see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further in the countryside of Cote. Arriving at a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh met another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and invited her in. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, revealing that the priest had destroyed her late husband's [[cairn]] and replaced it with a Christian cross. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5"/>

	~~With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave.~~ Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited ~~till~~ nighttime to confront ~~Deoric~~. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and ~~soon they both engaged in a struggle~~. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[The Lady]] at [[Avalon]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		Discarding the cross erected by Deoric, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited until nighttime to confront the priest. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and attacked him. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[The Lady]] at [[Avalon]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==History==		==History==
	Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, especially with people of different religions, like [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar\|priest]], Father [[Deoric]], soon replaced the priest of the village's [[church]], and Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the group, the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote was soon heard by the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties with the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of ~~Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[~~Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, especially with people of different religions, like [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar\|priest]], Father [[Deoric]], soon replaced the priest of the village's [[church]], and Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the group, the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote was soon heard by the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties with the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh traveled and arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women's usual garments, Niamh enters the village's church to find and see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. Coming to a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh found herself another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and soon both women began to chat. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5"/>		Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh traveled and arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women's usual garments, Niamh enters the village's church to find and see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. Coming to a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh found herself another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and soon both women began to chat. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5"/>

	With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave. Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited till nighttime to confront Deoric. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and soon they both engaged in a struggle. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[~~Women of the Mist~~]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave. Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited till nighttime to confront Deoric. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and soon they both engaged in a struggle. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[The Lady]] at [[Avalon]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, especially with people of different religions, like [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar\|priest]], Father [[Deoric]], soon replaced the priest of the village's [[church]], and Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the group, the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote was soon heard by the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties with the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, especially with people of different religions, like [[Christianity\|Christians]], [[Vikings\|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar\|priest]], Father [[Deoric]], soon replaced the priest of the village's [[church]], and Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the group, the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote was soon heard by the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties with the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh traveled and arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women's usual garments, Niamh enters the village's church to find and see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. Coming to a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh found herself another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and soon both women began to chat. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5">		Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh traveled and arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women's usual garments, Niamh enters the village's church to find and see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. Coming to a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan\|Goddess]], Niamh found herself another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and soon both women began to chat. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5"/>

	With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave. Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited till nighttime to confront Deoric. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and soon they both engaged in a struggle. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[Women of the Mist]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave. Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited till nighttime to confront Deoric. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and soon they both engaged in a struggle. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[Women of the Mist]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

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{{Era|Locations}}{{WP-REAL|Cote, Oxfordshire}}
'''Cote''' is a village in [[Oxfordshire|Oxenefordscire]], [[England]].

==History==
Around 878, the village of Cote was living peacefully, especially with people of different religions, like [[Christianity|Christians]], [[Vikings|Danes]], and [[Celts]]. However, a [[Scholar|priest]], Father [[Deoric]], soon replaced the priest of the village's [[church]], and Cote's community began to change. Within three months, Deoric was pushing for heavy religious conversion and outcasted any "pagan" people of Cote.<ref name="Chapter 5">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> During his tenure in Cote, Deoric began destroying [[cairn]]s of Cote's pagan community and spreading misinformation about the group, the [[Hidden Ones]]. News of Deoric's work in Cote was soon heard by the Hidden Ones, who also determined his ties with the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Hidden Ones [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] sent their new acquaintance, [[Niamh of Argyll|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]], to assassinate the priest in response.<ref name="Chapter 4">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

Within a day of receiving her mission, Niamh traveled and arrived in Cote. [[Blending]] in by wearing Cote's women's usual garments, Niamh enters the village's church to find and see her target's sermon. After Deoric's ill-passionate sermon, Niamh went to investigate further on the countryside of Cote. Coming to a house with an offering to the [[Morrigan|Goddess]], Niamh found herself another Celtic woman named [[Wisweth]]. Initially hesitant, Wisweth soon saw Niamh's lunar tattoo and soon both women began to chat. Wisweth confirmed the Hidden Ones' intel about Deoric's work, due to her own personal loss over Deoric's destruction of her husband's cairn. Seeing Wisweth crying, an enraged Niamh promised to investigate the matter.<ref name="Chapter 5">

With Wisweth's help, Niamh found and was appalled that her husband's cairn being destroyed and a Christian cross being erected on the grave. Discarding the cross, Niamh restacked the cairn and waited till nighttime to confront Deoric. At night, Niamh infiltrated Deoric's home and soon they both engaged in a struggle. After Niamh killed Deoric, an altar boy found his body and the community was in an uproar. Blaming the pagans for Deoric's death, Cote's villagers went to the countryside and burnt down Wisweth's home, with Wisweth inside. After looking at the aftermath, Niamh blamed herself and went to meet the [[Women of the Mist]] to be relieved of her mission.<ref name="Chapter 6">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' {{1st}}

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