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	To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>		To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>

	Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – ''Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>		Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Eogan mac Cartaigh is a character introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''{{'}}s ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]'' DLC. Historically, the {{~~wiki~~\|Archbishop of Armagh\|abbot of Armagh}} during this period was Cathassach mac Robartaig who died c. 883.		Eogan mac Cartaigh is a character introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''{{'}}s ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]'' DLC. Historically, the {{Wiki\|Archbishop of Armagh\|abbot of Armagh}} during this period was Cathassach mac Robartaig who died c. 883.

	The name Eogan may be a variation of the name Eoghan which is [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] in origin, meaning "born of yew; youth". The surname mac Cartaigh is a common Irish surname meaning "son of Cárthach", with Cárthach meaning "loving". The surname later evolved into the modern name of MacCarthy.		The name Eogan may be a variation of the name Eoghan which is [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] in origin, meaning "born of yew; youth". The surname mac Cartaigh is a common Irish surname meaning "son of Cárthach", with Cárthach meaning "loving". The surname later evolved into the modern name of MacCarthy.

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	One day during his youth, he was exploring the wooded areas near his village and he accidentally stumbled upon an Irish druid performing a religious ritual. Upon observing the druid ritual in progress, Eogan found spiritual fulfilment in the ''"earthiness"'' of it. Reflecting upon his newfound spiritual fulfilment, Eogan decided that he found druidism much more compelling than his family's Christian faith.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>		One day during his youth, he was exploring the wooded areas near his village and he accidentally stumbled upon an Irish druid performing a religious ritual. Upon observing the druid ritual in progress, Eogan found spiritual fulfilment in the ''"earthiness"'' of it. Reflecting upon his newfound spiritual fulfilment, Eogan decided that he found druidism much more compelling than his family's Christian faith.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>

	Eogan ~~than~~ secretly became a druid and ~~secretly~~ followed their ways more dutifully, eventually ~~become~~ a secluded fanatical member. With the rise of the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] Christian society in Ireland, Eogan feared the druidic faith would face extinction ~~due to the new Christian society being established over Ireland~~.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>		Eogan then secretly became a druid and followed their ways more dutifully, eventually becoming a secluded fanatical member. With the rise of the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] Christian society in Ireland, Eogan feared the druidic faith would face extinction.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>

	Eogan soon founded an extremist druid cult called the Children of [[Danu]], which primarily consisted of disenfranchised druids and Christians from Irish society.<ref name="TargetMenu"/> Eogan himself decided to take up a high position in the Church, believing that he could use his power to help his cause by bringing down Irish society from within ~~in order to prevent~~ the Irish Christian society from wiping out the native druidic faith of Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – Target menu: "Niamh: Note Found near the Great Stone"</ref>		Eogan soon founded an extremist druid cult called the Children of [[Danu]], which primarily consisted of disenfranchised druids and Christians from Irish society.<ref name="TargetMenu"/> Eogan himself decided to take up a high position in the Church, believing that he could use his power to help his cause by bringing down Irish society from within, preventing the Irish Christian society from wiping out the native druidic faith of Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – Target menu: "Niamh: Note Found near the Great Stone"</ref>

	What started out as a secluded resistance movement for the druids eventually mutated into a cell of druid extremists who began engaging in the darker aspects of the druidic faith in order to fight off the rising Norse-Gaelic Christian Order in Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Database: The Children of Danu]]</ref>		What started out as a secluded resistance movement for the druids eventually mutated into a cell of druid extremists who began engaging in the darker aspects of the druidic faith in order to fight off the rising Norse-Gaelic Christian Order in Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Database: The Children of Danu]]</ref>

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	'''Eogan mac Cartaigh''' (died c. 882), also known as '''The Oak''', was the Abbot of [[Armagh]].		'''Eogan mac Cartaigh''' (died c. 882), also known as '''The Oak''', was the Abbot of [[Armagh]].

	A dedicated [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Scholar\|priest]] under {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]]'s reign, Eogan was secretly the ''{{Wiki\|Ollam}}h'' and founder of the extremist [[druid]] cult known as the [[Children of Danu]].<ref name="ACV">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids''</ref>		A dedicated [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Christianity\|Christian]] [[Scholar\|priest]] under {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]]'s reign, Eogan was secretly the ''{{Wiki\|Ollam}}h'' and founder of the extremist [[druid]] cult known as the [[Children of Danu]].<ref name="ACV">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>		To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>

	Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>		Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – ''Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[The World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Journey to the North – Logs and Files of a Hidden One]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Eogan mac Cartaigh was born in the 9th century, the youngest boy in a very large Irish family. From a young age, Eogan deeply valued mystical, scholarly and spiritual pursuits and therefore decided that he was destined for life in the Christian [[church]]. Due to his values, Eogan was a devout Christian and dutifully fasted, prayed and memorized religious scripture.<ref name="TargetMenu">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Target menu]]: "Bio: Eogan mac Cartaigh, The Oak"</ref>		Eogan mac Cartaigh was born in the 9th century, the youngest boy in a very large Irish family. From a young age, Eogan deeply valued mystical, scholarly and spiritual pursuits and therefore decided that he was destined for life in the Christian [[church]]. Due to his values, Eogan was a devout Christian and dutifully fasted, prayed and memorized religious scripture.<ref name="TargetMenu">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Target menu]]: "Bio: Eogan mac Cartaigh, The Oak"</ref>

	However, he had soon realized that these pursuits had left him somewhat dissatisfied with his life and therefore he slowly began resenting every moment of his religious life. He did, however, go on pretending to be a dedicated member of Christian society and the faith in general.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>		However, he had soon realized that these pursuits had left him somewhat dissatisfied with his life and therefore he slowly began resenting every moment of his religious life. He did, however, go on pretending to be a dedicated member of Christian society and the faith in general.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>
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	Eogan then secretly became a druid and followed their ways more dutifully, eventually becoming a secluded fanatical member. With the rise of the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] Christian society in Ireland, Eogan feared the druidic faith would face extinction.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>		Eogan then secretly became a druid and followed their ways more dutifully, eventually becoming a secluded fanatical member. With the rise of the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] Christian society in Ireland, Eogan feared the druidic faith would face extinction.<ref name="TargetMenu"/>

	Eogan soon founded an extremist druid cult called the Children of [[Danu]], which primarily consisted of disenfranchised druids and Christians from Irish society.<ref name="TargetMenu"/> Eogan himself decided to take up a high position in the Church, believing that he could use his power to help his cause by bringing down Irish society from within, preventing the Irish Christian society from wiping out the native druidic faith of Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – Target menu: "Niamh: Note Found near the Great Stone"</ref>		Eogan soon founded an extremist druid cult called the Children of [[Danu]], which primarily consisted of disenfranchised druids and Christians from Irish society.<ref name="TargetMenu"/> Eogan himself decided to take up a high position in the Church, believing that he could use his power to help his cause by bringing down Irish society from within, preventing the Irish Christian society from wiping out the native druidic faith of Ireland.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – Target menu: "Niamh: Note Found near the Great Stone"</ref>

	What started out as a secluded resistance movement for the druids eventually mutated into a cell of druid extremists who began engaging in the darker aspects of the druidic faith in order to fight off the rising Norse-Gaelic Christian Order in Ireland.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Database: The Children of Danu]]</ref>		What started out as a secluded resistance movement for the druids eventually mutated into a cell of druid extremists who began engaging in the darker aspects of the druidic faith in order to fight off the rising Norse-Gaelic Christian Order in Ireland.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Database: The Children of Danu]]</ref>

	===Rise of a High King===		===Rise of a High King===
	Around 879, during Flann Sinna's coronation as High King of Ireland at the [[Hill of Tara]] near the ancient stone ''[[Lia Fáil]]'', Abbot Eogan blessed him and gave him a ceremonial [[sword]], while Flann's poetess, [[Ciara ingen Medba]], sang a song she had written. However, unknown to most, Eogan had intended for Flann to be killed moments later by a suicidal assassin disguised as a priest, though the plan was foiled by both the King of [[Dublin]], [[Bárid mac Ímair]], and his cousin, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>		Around 879, during Flann Sinna's coronation as High King of Ireland at the [[Hill of Tara]] near the ancient stone ''[[Lia Fáil]]'', Abbot Eogan blessed him and gave him a ceremonial [[sword]], while Flann's poetess, [[Ciara ingen Medba]], sang a song she had written. However, unknown to most, Eogan had intended for Flann to be killed moments later by a suicidal assassin disguised as a priest, though the plan was foiled by both the King of [[Dublin]], [[Bárid mac Ímair]], and his cousin, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>

	During the coronation, the [[Book of Kells]] was taken by Dublin Danes and Eivor was given the task to retrieve it. Abbot Eogan was later present in [[Durrow]] as he discussed with Flann about the implications of letting someone like Eivor retrieve the book. Nevertheless, Eogan was handed the book by Eivor, while Eogan questioned Flann for his collaboration with the "[[Norse mythology\|pagans]]." Later, Eogan left with the book.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Show of Character]]</ref>		During the coronation, the [[Book of Kells]] was taken by Dublin Danes and Eivor was given the task to retrieve it. Abbot Eogan was later present in [[Durrow]] as he discussed with Flann about the implications of letting someone like Eivor retrieve the book. Nevertheless, Eogan was handed the book by Eivor, while Eogan questioned Flann for his collaboration with the "[[Norse mythology\|pagans]]." Later, Eogan left with the book.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[A Show of Character]]</ref>

	After Eivor helped Flann and Bárid conquer [[Cashelore]],<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Foothold in Connacht]]</ref> Eogan and his cult tried to frame Bárid for Flann's poisoned army and to sow discord between Flann and his allies. Eogan also ordered "[[Niamh\|The Wren]]" to spread misinformation in the settlement, [[Rathcroghan]], as to move people towards supporting the Children of Danu.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Potion of Blood]]</ref> The ''Ollamh'' Druid, The Oak, also ordered "[[Sétnae\|The Cursed]]" to concoct the poison that inflicted Flann's soldiers. However, both of Eogan's plans were thwarted by Eivor. Also, among The Cursed's personal effects, a clue about "The Oak" detailed that he worked among the priests and kings.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Into the Fog]]</ref> Eogan's plans for Ireland were coming undone as Eivor hunted down his acolytes, who were told by "The Oak" to work on building supplies, increasing their numbers, and concocting poisons for their "final battle."<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Children of Danu (memory)\|Children of Danu]]</ref>		After Eivor helped Flann and Bárid conquer [[Cashelore]],<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Foothold in Connacht]]</ref> Eogan and his cult tried to frame Bárid for Flann's poisoned army and to sow discord between Flann and his allies. Eogan also ordered "[[Niamh\|The Wren]]" to spread misinformation in the settlement, [[Rathcroghan]], as to move people towards supporting the Children of Danu.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Potion of Blood]]</ref> The ''Ollamh'' Druid, The Oak, also ordered "[[Sétnae\|The Cursed]]" to concoct the poison that inflicted Flann's soldiers. However, both of Eogan's plans were thwarted by Eivor. Also, among The Cursed's personal effects, a clue about "The Oak" detailed that he worked among the priests and kings.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Into the Fog]]</ref> Eogan's plans for Ireland were coming undone as Eivor hunted down his acolytes, who were told by "The Oak" to work on building supplies, increasing their numbers, and concocting poisons for their "final battle."<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Children of Danu (memory)\|Children of Danu]]</ref>

	===Attempted coup and death===		===Attempted coup and death===
	To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>		To stop Flann's support and aid, Abbot Eogan was shown to be the mastermind behind having Kings [[Niall Glúndub]] and [[Domnall mac Áeda]] arrest any soldiers working against him or for Flann. Eogan simultaneously bulit his army and marched for [[Clogher]], in order to ambush Flann.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref> At Clogher, Eogan's men attacked Flann and his allies, much to Flann's shock. Although they held their own, Eogan's soldiers dwindled Flann's numbers and killed the King of [[Dublin]], Bárid.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref> Afterwards, The Oak ordered [[Bécc mac Nath-í\|The Seed]] to capture and hold any weapon supplies to Dublin, where Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], now led as King. After The Seed's death, the real identity of The ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu was discovered to be Abbot Eogan himself..<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref>

	Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>		Abbot Eogan was later found to be at [[Armagh]], where Flann and Eivor started their attack, with Sichfrith's aid. Going through the village and Eogan's men, Eogan was guarded by two [[soldier]]s with Armagh's church, until Flann and Eivor barged inside to meet him. Initially, Eogan cursed out Flann and his attack on the church. However, Eogan's true intentions were made clear by Flann. Dropping the charade, Eogan made his position as leader of the Danu, while trying to sow doubt between Ciara and Flann. Eogan continued to make accusations of Flann being enamored by Ciara. As Eivor stopped the conversation, Eogan and his men engaged Flann and Eivor in battle but to no avail. After being bested in battle, in his final breath, Eogan quoted an excerpt of the {{Wiki\|holiness code}} detailing agricultural practices in {{Wiki\|Leviticus 19\|Chapter 19}} of the {{Wiki\|Book of Leviticus}}, and began to push the insecure thoughts between Ciara and Flann even further, before succumbing to his wounds.<ref name="ScourgingOfSnakes>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	Immediately following the abbot's death, a conference between Ireland's kings and Flann Sinna was held about Eogan and to an extent, the druids in Ireland. After rash deliberations, an inquisition was made against all druids, Children of Danu or not, to either reform as Christians or be exiled. Eogan's deception led to the inquistion, which made Ciara soon activate the ''Lia Fáil'' to stop anyone coming after her people. However, even with Eogan's death, the Children of Danu's plan of using Ciara to activate the stone was finally halted after Eivor intervened. Putting a stop to the stone, Eogan and the cult's plan failed as Eivor saw the stone destroyed.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Cost of Betrayal]]</ref>		Immediately following the abbot's death, a conference between Ireland's kings and Flann Sinna was held about Eogan and to an extent, the druids in Ireland. After rash deliberations, an inquisition was made against all druids, Children of Danu or not, to either reform as Christians or be exiled. Eogan's deception led to the inquistion, which made Ciara soon activate the ''Lia Fáil'' to stop anyone coming after her people. However, even with Eogan's death, the Children of Danu's plan of using Ciara to activate the stone was finally halted after Eivor intervened. Putting a stop to the stone, Eogan and the cult's plan failed as Eivor saw the stone destroyed.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[The Cost of Betrayal]]</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==