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	'''Deoric''' (c. 820s – c. 878) was an [[Scholar\|priest]] of the village [[Cote]] and a member of the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].		'''Deoric''' (c. 820s – 878) was a [[Scholar\|priest]] from the village of [[Cote]], [[England]], and a member of the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 878, Father Deoric served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first ~~assignment~~ target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 878, Father Deoric served as a priest in the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England, and he was the first [[assassination]] target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/>

	Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature ~~to kill him~~, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind as Niamh slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside ~~and killing her~~.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of a fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

			Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid in the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy to kill him and amateurish nature, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind by Niamh, who proceeded to slit his throat.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

			Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

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	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, ~~Niamh~~ grabbed ~~Deoric~~ from behind ~~and~~ slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind as Niamh slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

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	'''Deoric''' (~~died~~ c. 878) was an [[Scholar\|priest]] of the village [[Cote]] and a member of the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].		'''Deoric''' (c. 820s – c. 878) was an [[Scholar\|priest]] of the village [[Cote]] and a member of the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 878, Father Deoric~~, a middle-aged and thinned haired man,~~ served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first assignment target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 878, Father Deoric served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first assignment target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

			==Personality and traits==
			Deoric was a middle-aged man with thinning brown hair. Upon Niamh seeing Deoric for the first time, she knew he was hard man and not a kind one.<ref name="Chapter 05"/>

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	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	Cornered, Deoric ~~railed against Naimh's~~ heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After ~~Niamh~~ accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Cornered, Deoric insulted Niamh over her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After she accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Deoric''' (died c. 878) was an [[Scholar\|priest]] of the village [[Cote]] and a member of the Anglo-Saxon sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].		'''Deoric''' (died c. 878) was an [[Scholar\|priest]] of the village [[Cote]] and a member of the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] sect of the [[Order of the Ancients]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first assignment target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of ~~Argyll\|Niamh]] of [[~~Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first assignment target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

imported>Batfan13: Punctuation; as far as I know from the book, he's just a member of the Order, but no mention of being part of a sect. The book insinuates that some members remained despite Eivor's hunting the Order down.

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Punctuation; as far as I know from the book, he's just a member of the Order, but no mention of being part of a sect. The book insinuates that some members remained despite Eivor's hunting the Order down.

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	During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	Cornered, Deoric railed against Naimh's heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After Niamh accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her..<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Cornered, Deoric railed against Naimh's heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After Niamh accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including one of ~~a Celtic~~ [[Wisweth~~\|lady~~]]'s husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> ~~From the~~ Hidden Ones' ~~intel,~~ Father Deoric ~~worked to~~ spread false information about ~~the Hidden Ones~~ and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Father Deoric's name ~~appeared on~~ a list of Order members of England and he was the first assignment ~~from the [[Hidden Ones]]' members,~~ [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]], to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including the one of [[Wisweth]]'s Celtic husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> The [[Hidden Ones]]' intelligence indicated that Father Deoric actively spread false information about their group and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Thus, Father Deoric's name was added to a list of other Order members in England and he was the first assignment target given by both [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]] to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh]] of [[Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	During a sermon, Father Deoric spoke to his ~~constituents at his church, which was in the middle of Cote~~. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's investigation, Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, ~~a note was~~ mentally ~~made about~~ how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a [[church]] sermon held in the middle of Cote, Father Deoric spoke to his congregation. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's [[investigation]], Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, she mentally noted how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	~~Confronted by Niamh~~, Deoric ~~spoke~~ against ~~her~~ heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized ~~Niamh's~~ hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until ~~he was kicked by~~ a ~~frustrated Niamh~~. After ~~being blamed by~~ Niamh ~~for~~ destroying cairns, Deoric tried to ~~flee and~~ break ~~free~~ from ~~Niamh's~~ grasp, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric ~~was grabbed~~ from behind and ~~immediately killed as Niamh~~ slit his throat. ~~With~~ Deoric ~~dead~~, his ~~community~~ blamed the pagans and as a ~~result, his death led~~ to ~~the burning of~~ Wisweth's ~~life~~ and her ~~house~~. ~~With his death, Deoric was no longer to spread lies and continue his work for the Order~~.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Cornered, Deoric railed against Naimh's heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized her hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until she interrupted his ranting with a kick in frustration. After Niamh accused him of destroying cairns, Deoric tried to break from her grasp and flee, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Niamh grabbed Deoric from behind and slit his throat. Although Deoric's death put an end to his work for the Order of the Ancients by spreading misinformation, it unfortunately did not end the Celts' persecution in Cote. In retaliation for his murder, his congregation blamed the local pagans and assembled in a lynch mob to attack Wisweth's house, burning it with her still inside and killing her..<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

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

	==References==		==References==

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	During a sermon, Father Deoric spoke to his constituents at his church, which was in the middle of Cote. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's investigation, Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, a note was mentally made about how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a sermon, Father Deoric spoke to his constituents at his church, which was in the middle of Cote. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's investigation, Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, a note was mentally made about how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	~~Confronting~~ Niamh, Deoric spoke against her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized Niamh's hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until he was kicked by a frustrated Niamh. After being blamed by Niamh for destroying cairns, Deoric tried to flee and break free from Niamh's grasp, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind and immediately killed as Niamh slit his throat. With Deoric dead, his community blamed the pagans and as a result, his death led to the burning of Wisweth's life and her house. With his death, Deoric was no longer to spread lies and continue his work for the Order.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Confronted by Niamh, Deoric spoke against her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized Niamh's hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until he was kicked by a frustrated Niamh. After being blamed by Niamh for destroying cairns, Deoric tried to flee and break free from Niamh's grasp, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind and immediately killed as Niamh slit his throat. With Deoric dead, his community blamed the pagans and as a result, his death led to the burning of Wisweth's life and her house. With his death, Deoric was no longer to spread lies and continue his work for the Order.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including one of a Celtic [[Wisweth\|lady]]'s husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> From the Hidden Ones' intel, Father Deoric worked to spread false information about the Hidden Ones and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Father Deoric's name appeared on a list of Order members of England and he was the first assignment from the [[Hidden Ones]]' members, [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]], to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 878, Father Deoric, a middle-aged and thinned haired man, served as a priest to the settlement of Cote for around three months. During his tenure as Cote's priest, Deoric was known to be prejudiced against pagans, especially [[Celts]], and destroyed [[cairn]]s within the settlement, including one of a Celtic [[Wisweth\|lady]]'s husband.<ref name="Chapter 05">''[[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse]]'' – Chapter 5</ref> From the Hidden Ones' intel, Father Deoric worked to spread false information about the Hidden Ones and was known to affiliate with the Order of the Ancients. Father Deoric's name appeared on a list of Order members of England and he was the first assignment from the [[Hidden Ones]]' members, [[Hytham]] and [[Marcella]], to their new associate, [[Niamh of Argyll\|Niamh of]] [[Argyll]].<ref name="Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	During a sermon, Father Deoric spoke to his constituents at his church, which was in the middle of Cote. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people ~~but~~ retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's investigation, Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, a note was mentally made about how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>		During a sermon, Father Deoric spoke to his constituents at his church, which was in the middle of Cote. However, as viewed by Niamh, Deoric seemed cold and emotionless when addressing his fellow [[Christianity\|Christians]]. Once the sermon finished, Deoric was not kind or social with his people as he retreated back home quickly afterwards. Through Niamh's investigation, Deoric was found to be a monstrous and unsympathetic priest as he tried to rid the village of its pagan citizens.<ref name="Chapter 05"/> With further inspection, an unfortunate example was found as Deoric destroyed a cairn and a grave of fallen pagan man and replaced it with a Christian cross. When Niamh decided on Deoric's fate, a note was mentally made about how Deoric was rarely alone, as he either spoke with rich, affluent members of his parish or was waited on by his altar boys within his home. As the moon rose, Deoric was being waited on by one of his altar boys until Niamh broke into his home.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	Confronting Niamh, Deoric spoke against her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized Niamh's hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until he was kicked by a frustrated Niamh. After being blamed by Niamh for destroying cairns, Deoric tried to flee and break free from Niamh's grasp, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind and immediately killed as Niamh slit his throat. With Deoric dead, his community blamed the pagans and as a result, his death led to the burning of Wisweth's life and her house. With his death, Deoric was no longer to spread lies and continue his work for the Order.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>		Confronting Niamh, Deoric spoke against her heritage as a Celtic witch-warrior but noticed that she hid to the shadows, like a Hidden One. Nevertheless, Deoric spoke boisterous remarks about Niamh's people and how his Order and people outranked the pagans. Focusing on Niamh, Deoric criticized Niamh's hesitancy and amateurish nature to kill him, until he was kicked by a frustrated Niamh. After being blamed by Niamh for destroying cairns, Deoric tried to flee and break free from Niamh's grasp, but became imbalanced. In an instant, Deoric was grabbed from behind and immediately killed as Niamh slit his throat. With Deoric dead, his community blamed the pagans and as a result, his death led to the burning of Wisweth's life and her house. With his death, Deoric was no longer to spread lies and continue his work for the Order.<ref name="Chapter 06"/>