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{{Memory Infobox
{{Memory Infobox
|name = Skal!
|name = Skal!
|image =  
|image = ACV Skal 8.png
|description = ''Back in Melun, the raiders celebrate the victorious siege.''
|description = ''Back in [[Melun]], the [[raid]]ers celebrate the victorious [[Siege of Paris (885–886)|siege]].''
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[The Siege of Paris]]''
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[The Siege of Paris]]''
|type = Main
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|next = [[Fire and Faith]]
|next = [[Fire and Faith]]
|source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
|source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
|location = [[Francia|West Francia]]
|location = [[Melun]], [[Melunois]], [[Francia|West Francia]]
|date = c. 886
|date = c. 886
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==Description==
==Description==
The raiders celebrate the victorious siege of Paris.
The raiders of the [[Elgring Clan]] celebrate the victorious [[Siege of Paris (885–886)|siege of Paris]].


==Dialogue==
==Dialogue==
TBA
As the celebration began, Eivor stood on the steps to the longhouse in [[Melun]].
:Eivor may have reentered the longhouse and briefly spoke with [[Sigfred]].
:*'''Sigfred:''' ''We should talk later, Eivor.''
Eivor went to [[Toka Sinricsdottir]], who called out to her.
*'''Toka:''' ''Eivor! Come here! Have you ever seen something like this?''
Eivor talked with Toka.
*'''Eivor:''' ''What is this? Racing against [[pig]]s?''
*'''Toka:''' ''Yes! What is more amusing than watching drunken men race against pigs?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''We have done worse things to entertain ourselves.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Would you like to try, Eivor? There is a small prize for the winner. Or... are you not fast enough?''
<tabber>
|-|How do I race the pig?=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Explain the race to me.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Run along the lit pathway as fast as that old swine Hermod. The first to do two laps win.''
|-|Sure, let us race=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Where do I start?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Good sport, Eivor! You will start here. Run when the pig starts running. To raise the stakes and fun, I will join you too. Ready?''
|-|I'll come back later=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Almost convinced me. I will return later.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Shameful, Eivor! One does not shy away from a challenge like this!
:Eivor could had come back to talk with Toka again.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Pig races haven't finished?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''You can still run one.''
Eivor went back to the first two choices.
</tabber>
Eivor and Toka raced against the pig.
<tabber>
|-|Eivor took the lead=
*'''Toka:''' ''You are fast, Eivor! But I will catch up soon enough!''
Eivor laughed.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Try!''
|-|Eivor trailed behind Toka=
*'''Toka:''' ''Are you tired, Eivor? Age catches up with all of us, I guess.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Just warming up.''
|-|Eivor trailed behind the pig=
*'''Toka:''' ''Shit! Look at us, losing to a pig! The [[Norse mythology|gods]] surely sent [[Gullinbursti]]!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''How they mock us.''
</tabber>
Eivor finished the race.
<tabber>
|-|Eivor lost=
*'''Eivor:''' ''They don't make pigs that fast in [[England]]. O, and you're pretty quick as well.''
*'''Toka:''' ''I won the race, but Hermod is the big winner tonight.''
|-|Eivor won=
*'''Eivor:''' (laughs) ''Another victory for my saga.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Seems your legs were blessed.
</tabber>
*'''Eivor:''' ''No matter the winner, the joy was in the doing.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Indeed! And we sure sliced open [[Francia]]'s belly this time, eh? Now to feast on her entrails!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''The winnings are worthy of a [[snake|serpent]]'s lair.''
*'''Toka:''' ''And the roads glistened from the dew of slaughter!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Yes. Though, one wonders if such butchery was needed.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''No lessons today, Eivor. I doubt I will remember them.''
<tabber>
|-|No lessons, today=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Truly, Toka. Tonight we drink.''
*'''Toka:''' ''And tomorrow... we vomit.''
|-|You will listen, Toka=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Listen to my words, Toka. Long after the bodies are buried and the houses rebuilt, the [[Franks]] will remember this day. All we have is an uneasy truce with Charles.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''And glory worthy of our ancestors.''
|-|You are very drunk=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Maybe you should put down that ale-prow for a time.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Without doubt. But that time has not yet come!
</tabber>
Eivor laughed.
*'''Eivor:''' ''You are hopeless.''
*'''Toka:''' ''That is clear. I took a handsome [[sword]] amid the fighting. Have it. A [[Ring-sword|keepsake]] to remember this day by.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''You honor me. I will cherish the blade.''
<tabber>
|-|Eivor did not give Bernard away=
*'''Toka:''' ''By the way, I was glad you did not turn over Bernard. I miss [[Sinric]], but a father like [[Charles the Fat|Charles]] is worse than no father at all.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I could not doom the boy. It is not a price I think my [[Elgring Clan|clan]] would have me pay for their safety.''
|-|Eivor gave Bernard to Charles=
*'''Toka:''' ''By the way, I was surprised you gave the boy to Charles. It is an ill fate to be prince to such a lord.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''You're right, Toka. But what I did was not for Bernard. It was for us. And for my [[Raven Clan|clan]].
</tabber>
[[File:ACV Skal 3.png|thumb|250px|Eivor met with Pierre at a cheese throwing sport]]
Eivor left Toka as she received the [[Ring-sword]].
 
Across the settlement, Eivor met with [[Pierre]].
*'''Pierre:''' ''Ah, Eivor. Here is something even you have never done. Tossing food for sport.''
Eivor talked with Pierre.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Cheese throwing?''
*'''Pierre:''' ''The most pungent game of them all. Nastier than Charles himself.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''You... enjoy this?''
*'''Pierre:''' ''I prefer to eat the cheese, but who am I to question the games of the people. So, want to toss some cheese?''
<tabber>
|-|How do I play?=
*'''Eivor:''' ''How do I win this game?''
*'''Pierre:''' ''You need to throw at least two blocks of cheese past the green banner. Quite simple. O, and you have three tries to get it done.''
|-|Sure. Let's throw some cheese=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Will not hurt to try. Should be easy.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Just try not to hit anyone.''
|-|Maybe later=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Maybe later. I will leave you to the cheese.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Take too long and there will only be crumbs left to toss.''
:Eivor could had come back to talk with Pierre.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Still throwing cheese?''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Yes. So, feeling sharp, Eivor?''
Eivor went back to the first two choices.
</tabber>
Eivor played the cheese toss game.
<tabber>
|-|Eivor threw well=
*'''Pierre:''' ''Bravo, Eivor.''
|-|Eivor threw poorly=
*'''Pierre:''' ''O, need to throw harder than that!''
</tabber>
Eivor continued playing the game.
<tabber>
|-|Eivor won=
*'''Pierre:''' ''Good throw, Eivor! Never underestimate the cheese!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Did I underestimate the—''
*'''Pierre:''' ''You definitely earned a prize so, here, some stray [[silver]] from the spoils of [[Paris]].''
|-|Eivor lost=
*'''Pierre:''' ''Shame. I guess if you can't beat them, you eat them.''
</tabber>
*'''Eivor:''' ''You expected a different outcome?''
*'''Pierre:''' ''I thought you best for rallying a siege and swinging a sharp stick. Was not sure how you would toss some cheese.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''There is much about me you don't know, Pierre.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''O? Pray tell, what else should I know?''
<tabber>
|-|❤ I could show you=
*'''Eivor:''' ''I could tell you... or I could show you...''
*'''Pierre:''' ''In return, I could also show you a few tricks, of the Frankish persuasion.''
{{#tag:tabber|
❤ Let us exchange skills=
*'''Eivor:''' ''I will have to repay the favor then, with my own set of skills.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Shall we find someplace quiet, then? Away from this rabble.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Lead the way.''
Eivor and Pierre walked away to find a secluded space. Time passed as Eivor and Pierre were kissing each other.
*'''Pierre:''' ''That was... nice.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''It was.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''I hope you know... well, Eivor. You know how I am. I indulge in the finer things in life. Various fine things, in fact, and—''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Pierre, we both know what this was.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Then good.''
Eivor and Pierre walked back to the celebration.
*'''Pierre:''' ''Is this something they do often where you're from? I think I might like it there.''
*'''Eivor:''' (laughs)
{{!}}-{{!}}
Maybe not=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Worry not about what I might teach.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Right. Plenty to celebrate about this night, don't let me spoil your fun. Go on.''
}}
|-|Nevermind=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Worry not about what I might teach.''
*'''Pierre:''' ''Right. Plenty to celebrate about this night, don't let me spoil your fun. Go on.''
</tabber>
Eivor left Pierre.
 
When Eivor had spent time with both Toka and Pierre, she turned her attention back to Sigfred.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Something was amiss with Sigfred earlier. A little ale may have lifted his spirits by now.''
[[File:ACV Skal 4.png|thumb|250px|Eivor met with a sulking Sigfred in the longhouse]]
Eivor returned to the longhouse and talked with Sigfred, skulking at his chair. Sigfred took notice of Eivor's presence and talked with her.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Eivor the Talker.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Quite a trove of riches, Sigfred.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''What were you doing with Count [[Odo of France|Odo]] as Charles' army marched on me and my men?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I was trying to gain his surrender. What of it?''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Is it not strange that you met with Odo, [[Richardis]], even Charles himself, and yet all three still walk around with their heads?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Everything I have done has been for my clan.''
Sigfred looked at Eivor and pondered.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''It is curious that we must drench our blades in battle-sweat to enjoy a night like this.''
<tabber>
|-|We are warriors=
*'''Eivor:''' ''We fight because we must, born in blood, doomed in die, our threads woven by unseen hands.''
|-|We need not fight to feast=
*'''Eivor:''' ''There need not be blood for us to celebrate. We find countless reasons to feast.''
|-|This is a celebration for our dead=
*'''Eivor:''' ''This celebration is not about us and those we killed. It is for our dead. So that we may honor them.''
</tabber>
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Hmph. The Frankish blood... the feasting... I still feel nothing. I find no peace in any of it.''
[[File:ACV Skal 5.png|thumb|250px|Eivor disputing with Sigfred]]
*'''Eivor:''' ''You avenged your murdered people. You gained glory in their names.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Is that why I did what I did? Vengeance and glory? I wonder anymore why any of us do the things we do. Is it [[Valhalla (afterlife)|Valhalla]]? Is it clan? Or maybe we grant ourselves reasons to go from one mead cup to the next. Maybe there are no reasons, and we are no different than [[Wolf|wolves]], driven by some inner hunger we can never understand.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''That may be, but for the sake of our peoples we must continue to act otherwise.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''No. I do not believe there is a hall waiting for us. This world is our hall. We get but one. I shall not pretend. Francia's cup overflows with lush farmland, fat farmers, and fatter purses. All the more for us to drink. Tomorrow, we quit this place and head south for greater bounties than even a king can grant.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''We gave Charles our word.''
:Sigfred added more if Eivor did not give Bernard away.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Our word? You are the one who failed to return his son Bernard. Have you forgotten?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''That was different. Charles would have—''
Sigfred smashed his fist on a table.
[[File:ACV Skal 6.jpg|thumb|250px|Sigfred agitated by Eivor's remarks]]
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Fuck Charles! We spared Paris today, but tomorrow we march for Burgundy. And after that, all of Francia.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I cannot let you do it, Sigfred.''
Sigfred threw his cup onto the floor, startling his men.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Then stop me.''
Sigfred left as his people saw the awkward outburst.
*'''Eivor:''' ''I need to go after him.''
Eivor followed his trail and found Sigfred at the [[Burial Mounds]]. Eivor went and talked with Sigfred, who held an axe near [[Sinric]]'s grave.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Will it be a holmgang then, Wolf-Kissed?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I only ask that you honor your agreement.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''What does a [[Raven|crow]]-starver like Charles know about honor? I owe him nothing.''
[[File:ACV Skal 9.png|thumb|250px|Sigfred challenging Eivor to a duel]]
Sigfred looked at Sinric's grave and then back at Eivor.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''And he owes me everything.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''No amount of Frankish blood will bring Sinric or the others back. Some wrongs can never be made right.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''All this talk of right and wrong. Honor. As if we can judge. It has no meaning. Can we explain all the blood on our hands, Eivor? Or are we two jesters on this Frankish stage, awaiting our final performance? Draw your weapon.''
<tabber>
|-|This is no way to find peace=
*'''Eivor:''' ''If you want to find peace, this is not the way. We must build fresh bonds, look forward to something new.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Look forward. Look back. It is death in both directions. We are but a morning fog that will inevitably lift. Now answer my challenge or dishonor yourself!''
{{#tag:tabber|
Your problem is yourself=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Your sorrow will linger if you do not face it directly. My blood, the blood of more Franks, will be no salve for your grief.''
[[File:ACV Skal 11.jpg|thumb|250px|Sigfred looking at the elk at the back, which he saw as a reflection of his late brother]]
Sigfred looked behind him to see the [[elk]] grazing.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''It is as if you speak with Sinric's voice. I have been at sea with no stars to guide by since he died.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''And if your brother were here, what would be his counsel?''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''To move forward. To live.''
Sigfred resolved to live.
{{!}}-{{!}}
You leave me no choice but to kill you=
*'''Eivor:''' ''You have killed yourself, Sigfred.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Ha! If that is so, I will embrace the quiet that awaits.''
}}
|-|Fine, I will kill you=
*'''Eivor:''' ''If it is death you want, fine, I will give it to you. But this is your doing, Sigfred.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Finally, the fabled Eivor of the Raven Clan has come.''
</tabber>
Through this exchange, Sigfred's fate was decided.
<tabber>
|-|Sigfred lived=
Eivor's words reached Sigfred. He dropped his battleaxe at Sinric's grave.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''My time here is over. My kin are dead. The ones who remain must decide what is right for themselves. Let it be Toka's time.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''What will you do?''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Leave this place. Ask different questions. Forget everything I know and... and find a new way.''
Sigfred walked off towards the elk. Toka ran into the conversation.
*'''Toka:''' ''Sigfred!''
[[File:ACV Skal 12.png|thumb|250px|Sigfred leaving the burial mound, abdicating his duties to his clan]]
Sigfred turned around and nodded, as he left.
*'''Toka:''' ''Where is he going?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Away.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Then I am going with him.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''No, Toka. Your clan needs you.''
[[File:ACV Skal 13.png|thumb|250px|Eivor comforting Toka after Sigfred's departure]]
Eivor and Toka looked at Sinric's grave before leaving. They returned to the longhouse in Melun and discussed Sigfred's departure.
*'''Toka:''' ''A solitary man, but never more so than when he stood alone, tasked with rousing our desperate clan.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''He led well, but all leaders must one day step aside. That, or see others die because they held onto power for too long.''
|-|Sigfred and Eivor fought=
With words failing, Eivor drew her weapons and prepared to fight. Sigfred moved forward as the elk fled.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''I knew it would come to this, the moment I saw you.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I did not come here to kill you. But I will!''
Eivor was beating Sigfred throughout their fight.
*'''Eivor:''' ''This is madness.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''Madness? No, Talker. It is who we are.''
Eivor was nearing the end with Sigfred.
*'''Sigfred:''' ''You are close, Eivor!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''This is your doing. You forced my hand.''
*'''Sigfred:''' ''And I welcome the long dark.''
Eivor defeated Sigfred, ending his life. She looked away and held back her sadness as Toka arrived to observe the aftermath.
[[File:ACV Toka Sent Sigfred Onward.jpg|thumb|250px|Toka sent Sigfred to Valhalla]]
*'''Eivor:''' ''Toka, I—''
Toka held up her hand, understanding what happened.
*'''Toka:''' ''I know. He chose this.''
Toka walked to Sigfred's corpse and placed his axe in his hands, sending him to Valhalla.
*'''Toka:''' ''May you find peace in the great hall. And when you drink with Father again, tell him of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)|glory]] I won for us.''
Eivor saw another elk appear besides the first one. Time passed as a funeral was held for Sigfred. Eivor, Toka, and his clan attended the service, and a burial mound was dug for his remains. Toka walked forward, laying down a sword in commemoration and burst into tears as Eivor consoled her.
 
Back at the longhouse in Melun, Toka and Eivor discussed Sigfred's legacy.
*'''Toka:''' ''I thought him a saga hero, never to fall.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''He was formidable. But stubborn.''
</tabber>
[[File:ACV Skal 14.jpg|thumb|250px|Eivor and Toka drinking while discussing Sigfred]]
*'''Toka:''' ''When his strong voice echoed in this place, we knew what to do. We had courage... daring...''
Eivor stood up and poured herself and Toka a drink.
*'''Eivor:''' ''And his fire still burns in your folk. ''Skal''!''
*'''Toka:''' Skal.
Eivor sat back down.
*'''Toka:''' ''I lack a taste for mulled wine.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Sometimes a leader must drink the thing they wish not to.''
Pierre walked into the hall.
*'''Pierre:''' ''I have word from Count Odo.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''What does he want?''
[[File:ACV Skal 15.png|thumb|250px|Pierre reporting Queen Richardis' situation to Eivor]]
*'''Pierre:''' ''An audience with Eivor, it is urgent. He says the queen may be in peril. My spies confirmed this. Charles has been hunting again for her and the boy.''
*'''Toka:''' ''What do you think?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Odo would not lie. If he says it's urgent, I must go. I owe the queen a debt and I am honor bound to see this through.''
*'''Toka:''' ''Then go. You have fortune's favor, Wolf-Kissed.''
Eivor nodded and left.


==Outcome==
==Outcome==
Toka became leader of her clan and Eivor left to meet with Odo to learn of the peril Richardis was in.  
Toka became leader of her clan and Eivor left to meet with Odo to learn of the peril Richardis was in.
 
==Behind the scenes==
Although Pierre claims to give Eivor a sum of silver for winning the cheese-throwing contest, the silver count in the inventory remains the same regardless of outcome.
 
Pierre's dialogue at the end is the same regardless of whether Bernard was given to Charles or kept from him, even if the former of the two outcomes leaves little reason to assume Eivor and the Elgring Clan would have learned that Bernard eventually fled from Charles in the time between the forming of the truce and the return to Melun to celebrate.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="180" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center">
ACV Skal 1.png|Toka challenging Eivor to a race during the celebrations
ACV Skal 2.png|Eivor racing with Toka and a pig
ACV Skal 7.png|An angry Sigfred leaving the longhouse and the celebrations
ACV Skal 10.png|Sigfred reflecting on Eivor's words
</gallery>


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 13:38, 5 May 2026

Skal! was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan in 2020 through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.

Description[edit | edit source]

The raiders of the Elgring Clan celebrate the victorious siege of Paris.

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

As the celebration began, Eivor stood on the steps to the longhouse in Melun.

Eivor may have reentered the longhouse and briefly spoke with Sigfred.
  • Sigfred: We should talk later, Eivor.

Eivor went to Toka Sinricsdottir, who called out to her.

  • Toka: Eivor! Come here! Have you ever seen something like this?

Eivor talked with Toka.

  • Eivor: What is this? Racing against pigs?
  • Toka: Yes! What is more amusing than watching drunken men race against pigs?
  • Eivor: We have done worse things to entertain ourselves.
  • Toka: Would you like to try, Eivor? There is a small prize for the winner. Or... are you not fast enough?

  • Eivor: Explain the race to me.
  • Toka: Run along the lit pathway as fast as that old swine Hermod. The first to do two laps win.

  • Eivor: Where do I start?
  • Eivor: Good sport, Eivor! You will start here. Run when the pig starts running. To raise the stakes and fun, I will join you too. Ready?

  • Eivor: Almost convinced me. I will return later.
  • Toka: Shameful, Eivor! One does not shy away from a challenge like this!
Eivor could had come back to talk with Toka again.
  • Eivor: Pig races haven't finished?
  • Eivor: You can still run one.
Eivor went back to the first two choices.

Eivor and Toka raced against the pig.

  • Toka: You are fast, Eivor! But I will catch up soon enough!

Eivor laughed.

  • Eivor: Try!

  • Toka: Are you tired, Eivor? Age catches up with all of us, I guess.
  • Eivor: Just warming up.

  • Toka: Shit! Look at us, losing to a pig! The gods surely sent Gullinbursti!
  • Eivor: How they mock us.

Eivor finished the race.

  • Eivor: They don't make pigs that fast in England. O, and you're pretty quick as well.
  • Toka: I won the race, but Hermod is the big winner tonight.

  • Eivor: (laughs) Another victory for my saga.
  • Toka: Seems your legs were blessed.

  • Eivor: No matter the winner, the joy was in the doing.
  • Toka: Indeed! And we sure sliced open Francia's belly this time, eh? Now to feast on her entrails!
  • Eivor: The winnings are worthy of a serpent's lair.
  • Toka: And the roads glistened from the dew of slaughter!
  • Eivor: Yes. Though, one wonders if such butchery was needed.
  • Eivor: No lessons today, Eivor. I doubt I will remember them.

  • Eivor: Truly, Toka. Tonight we drink.
  • Toka: And tomorrow... we vomit.

  • Eivor: Listen to my words, Toka. Long after the bodies are buried and the houses rebuilt, the Franks will remember this day. All we have is an uneasy truce with Charles.
  • Eivor: And glory worthy of our ancestors.

  • Eivor: Maybe you should put down that ale-prow for a time.
  • Toka: Without doubt. But that time has not yet come!

Eivor laughed.

  • Eivor: You are hopeless.
  • Toka: That is clear. I took a handsome sword amid the fighting. Have it. A keepsake to remember this day by.
  • Eivor: You honor me. I will cherish the blade.

  • Toka: By the way, I was glad you did not turn over Bernard. I miss Sinric, but a father like Charles is worse than no father at all.
  • Eivor: I could not doom the boy. It is not a price I think my clan would have me pay for their safety.

  • Toka: By the way, I was surprised you gave the boy to Charles. It is an ill fate to be prince to such a lord.
  • Eivor: You're right, Toka. But what I did was not for Bernard. It was for us. And for my clan.

Eivor met with Pierre at a cheese throwing sport

Eivor left Toka as she received the Ring-sword.

Across the settlement, Eivor met with Pierre.

  • Pierre: Ah, Eivor. Here is something even you have never done. Tossing food for sport.

Eivor talked with Pierre.

  • Eivor: Cheese throwing?
  • Pierre: The most pungent game of them all. Nastier than Charles himself.
  • Eivor: You... enjoy this?
  • Pierre: I prefer to eat the cheese, but who am I to question the games of the people. So, want to toss some cheese?

  • Eivor: How do I win this game?
  • Pierre: You need to throw at least two blocks of cheese past the green banner. Quite simple. O, and you have three tries to get it done.

  • Eivor: Will not hurt to try. Should be easy.
  • Pierre: Just try not to hit anyone.

  • Eivor: Maybe later. I will leave you to the cheese.
  • Pierre: Take too long and there will only be crumbs left to toss.
Eivor could had come back to talk with Pierre.
  • Eivor: Still throwing cheese?
  • Pierre: Yes. So, feeling sharp, Eivor?
Eivor went back to the first two choices.

Eivor played the cheese toss game.

  • Pierre: Bravo, Eivor.

  • Pierre: O, need to throw harder than that!

Eivor continued playing the game.

  • Pierre: Good throw, Eivor! Never underestimate the cheese!
  • Eivor: Did I underestimate the—
  • Pierre: You definitely earned a prize so, here, some stray silver from the spoils of Paris.

  • Pierre: Shame. I guess if you can't beat them, you eat them.

  • Eivor: You expected a different outcome?
  • Pierre: I thought you best for rallying a siege and swinging a sharp stick. Was not sure how you would toss some cheese.
  • Eivor: There is much about me you don't know, Pierre.
  • Pierre: O? Pray tell, what else should I know?

  • Eivor: I could tell you... or I could show you...
  • Pierre: In return, I could also show you a few tricks, of the Frankish persuasion.

  • Eivor: I will have to repay the favor then, with my own set of skills.
  • Pierre: Shall we find someplace quiet, then? Away from this rabble.
  • Eivor: Lead the way.

Eivor and Pierre walked away to find a secluded space. Time passed as Eivor and Pierre were kissing each other.

  • Pierre: That was... nice.
  • Eivor: It was.
  • Pierre: I hope you know... well, Eivor. You know how I am. I indulge in the finer things in life. Various fine things, in fact, and—
  • Eivor: Pierre, we both know what this was.
  • Pierre: Then good.

Eivor and Pierre walked back to the celebration.

  • Pierre: Is this something they do often where you're from? I think I might like it there.
  • Eivor: (laughs)

  • Eivor: Worry not about what I might teach.
  • Pierre: Right. Plenty to celebrate about this night, don't let me spoil your fun. Go on.

  • Eivor: Worry not about what I might teach.
  • Pierre: Right. Plenty to celebrate about this night, don't let me spoil your fun. Go on.

Eivor left Pierre.

When Eivor had spent time with both Toka and Pierre, she turned her attention back to Sigfred.

  • Eivor: Something was amiss with Sigfred earlier. A little ale may have lifted his spirits by now.
Eivor met with a sulking Sigfred in the longhouse

Eivor returned to the longhouse and talked with Sigfred, skulking at his chair. Sigfred took notice of Eivor's presence and talked with her.

  • Sigfred: Eivor the Talker.
  • Eivor: Quite a trove of riches, Sigfred.
  • Sigfred: What were you doing with Count Odo as Charles' army marched on me and my men?
  • Eivor: I was trying to gain his surrender. What of it?
  • Sigfred: Is it not strange that you met with Odo, Richardis, even Charles himself, and yet all three still walk around with their heads?
  • Eivor: Everything I have done has been for my clan.

Sigfred looked at Eivor and pondered.

  • Sigfred: It is curious that we must drench our blades in battle-sweat to enjoy a night like this.

  • Eivor: We fight because we must, born in blood, doomed in die, our threads woven by unseen hands.

  • Eivor: There need not be blood for us to celebrate. We find countless reasons to feast.

  • Eivor: This celebration is not about us and those we killed. It is for our dead. So that we may honor them.

  • Sigfred: Hmph. The Frankish blood... the feasting... I still feel nothing. I find no peace in any of it.
Eivor disputing with Sigfred
  • Eivor: You avenged your murdered people. You gained glory in their names.
  • Sigfred: Is that why I did what I did? Vengeance and glory? I wonder anymore why any of us do the things we do. Is it Valhalla? Is it clan? Or maybe we grant ourselves reasons to go from one mead cup to the next. Maybe there are no reasons, and we are no different than wolves, driven by some inner hunger we can never understand.
  • Eivor: That may be, but for the sake of our peoples we must continue to act otherwise.
  • Sigfred: No. I do not believe there is a hall waiting for us. This world is our hall. We get but one. I shall not pretend. Francia's cup overflows with lush farmland, fat farmers, and fatter purses. All the more for us to drink. Tomorrow, we quit this place and head south for greater bounties than even a king can grant.
  • Eivor: We gave Charles our word.
Sigfred added more if Eivor did not give Bernard away.
  • Sigfred: Our word? You are the one who failed to return his son Bernard. Have you forgotten?
  • Eivor: That was different. Charles would have—

Sigfred smashed his fist on a table.

Sigfred agitated by Eivor's remarks
  • Sigfred: Fuck Charles! We spared Paris today, but tomorrow we march for Burgundy. And after that, all of Francia.
  • Eivor: I cannot let you do it, Sigfred.

Sigfred threw his cup onto the floor, startling his men.

  • Sigfred: Then stop me.

Sigfred left as his people saw the awkward outburst.

  • Eivor: I need to go after him.

Eivor followed his trail and found Sigfred at the Burial Mounds. Eivor went and talked with Sigfred, who held an axe near Sinric's grave.

  • Sigfred: Will it be a holmgang then, Wolf-Kissed?
  • Eivor: I only ask that you honor your agreement.
  • Sigfred: What does a crow-starver like Charles know about honor? I owe him nothing.
Sigfred challenging Eivor to a duel

Sigfred looked at Sinric's grave and then back at Eivor.

  • Sigfred: And he owes me everything.
  • Eivor: No amount of Frankish blood will bring Sinric or the others back. Some wrongs can never be made right.
  • Sigfred: All this talk of right and wrong. Honor. As if we can judge. It has no meaning. Can we explain all the blood on our hands, Eivor? Or are we two jesters on this Frankish stage, awaiting our final performance? Draw your weapon.

  • Eivor: If you want to find peace, this is not the way. We must build fresh bonds, look forward to something new.
  • Sigfred: Look forward. Look back. It is death in both directions. We are but a morning fog that will inevitably lift. Now answer my challenge or dishonor yourself!

  • Eivor: Your sorrow will linger if you do not face it directly. My blood, the blood of more Franks, will be no salve for your grief.
Sigfred looking at the elk at the back, which he saw as a reflection of his late brother

Sigfred looked behind him to see the elk grazing.

  • Sigfred: It is as if you speak with Sinric's voice. I have been at sea with no stars to guide by since he died.
  • Eivor: And if your brother were here, what would be his counsel?
  • Sigfred: To move forward. To live.

Sigfred resolved to live.

  • Eivor: You have killed yourself, Sigfred.
  • Sigfred: Ha! If that is so, I will embrace the quiet that awaits.

  • Eivor: If it is death you want, fine, I will give it to you. But this is your doing, Sigfred.
  • Sigfred: Finally, the fabled Eivor of the Raven Clan has come.

Through this exchange, Sigfred's fate was decided.

Eivor's words reached Sigfred. He dropped his battleaxe at Sinric's grave.

  • Sigfred: My time here is over. My kin are dead. The ones who remain must decide what is right for themselves. Let it be Toka's time.
  • Eivor: What will you do?
  • Sigfred: Leave this place. Ask different questions. Forget everything I know and... and find a new way.

Sigfred walked off towards the elk. Toka ran into the conversation.

  • Toka: Sigfred!
Sigfred leaving the burial mound, abdicating his duties to his clan

Sigfred turned around and nodded, as he left.

  • Toka: Where is he going?
  • Eivor: Away.
  • Toka: Then I am going with him.
  • Eivor: No, Toka. Your clan needs you.
Eivor comforting Toka after Sigfred's departure

Eivor and Toka looked at Sinric's grave before leaving. They returned to the longhouse in Melun and discussed Sigfred's departure.

  • Toka: A solitary man, but never more so than when he stood alone, tasked with rousing our desperate clan.
  • Eivor: He led well, but all leaders must one day step aside. That, or see others die because they held onto power for too long.

With words failing, Eivor drew her weapons and prepared to fight. Sigfred moved forward as the elk fled.

  • Sigfred: I knew it would come to this, the moment I saw you.
  • Eivor: I did not come here to kill you. But I will!
Eivor was beating Sigfred throughout their fight.
  • Eivor: This is madness.
  • Sigfred: Madness? No, Talker. It is who we are.
Eivor was nearing the end with Sigfred.
  • Sigfred: You are close, Eivor!
  • Eivor: This is your doing. You forced my hand.
  • Sigfred: And I welcome the long dark.
Eivor defeated Sigfred, ending his life. She looked away and held back her sadness as Toka arrived to observe the aftermath.
Toka sent Sigfred to Valhalla
  • Eivor: Toka, I—

Toka held up her hand, understanding what happened.

  • Toka: I know. He chose this.

Toka walked to Sigfred's corpse and placed his axe in his hands, sending him to Valhalla.

  • Toka: May you find peace in the great hall. And when you drink with Father again, tell him of the glory I won for us.

Eivor saw another elk appear besides the first one. Time passed as a funeral was held for Sigfred. Eivor, Toka, and his clan attended the service, and a burial mound was dug for his remains. Toka walked forward, laying down a sword in commemoration and burst into tears as Eivor consoled her.

Back at the longhouse in Melun, Toka and Eivor discussed Sigfred's legacy.

  • Toka: I thought him a saga hero, never to fall.
  • Eivor: He was formidable. But stubborn.

Eivor and Toka drinking while discussing Sigfred
  • Toka: When his strong voice echoed in this place, we knew what to do. We had courage... daring...

Eivor stood up and poured herself and Toka a drink.

  • Eivor: And his fire still burns in your folk. Skal!
  • Toka: Skal.

Eivor sat back down.

  • Toka: I lack a taste for mulled wine.
  • Eivor: Sometimes a leader must drink the thing they wish not to.

Pierre walked into the hall.

  • Pierre: I have word from Count Odo.
  • Eivor: What does he want?
Pierre reporting Queen Richardis' situation to Eivor
  • Pierre: An audience with Eivor, it is urgent. He says the queen may be in peril. My spies confirmed this. Charles has been hunting again for her and the boy.
  • Toka: What do you think?
  • Eivor: Odo would not lie. If he says it's urgent, I must go. I owe the queen a debt and I am honor bound to see this through.
  • Toka: Then go. You have fortune's favor, Wolf-Kissed.

Eivor nodded and left.

Outcome[edit | edit source]

Toka became leader of her clan and Eivor left to meet with Odo to learn of the peril Richardis was in.

Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]

Although Pierre claims to give Eivor a sum of silver for winning the cheese-throwing contest, the silver count in the inventory remains the same regardless of outcome.

Pierre's dialogue at the end is the same regardless of whether Bernard was given to Charles or kept from him, even if the former of the two outcomes leaves little reason to assume Eivor and the Elgring Clan would have learned that Bernard eventually fled from Charles in the time between the forming of the truce and the return to Melun to celebrate.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Toka challenging Eivor to a race during the celebrations
    Toka challenging Eivor to a race during the celebrations
  • Eivor racing with Toka and a pig
    Eivor racing with Toka and a pig
  • An angry Sigfred leaving the longhouse and the celebrations
    An angry Sigfred leaving the longhouse and the celebrations
  • Sigfred reflecting on Eivor's words
    Sigfred reflecting on Eivor's words

References[edit | edit source]

Assassin's Creed: Valhalla memories
Main Quests
Prologue
Battle for the Northern Way
Chapter 1
Honor Bound
Chapter 2
A Seer's Solace - Family Matters - The Prodigal Prince
Chapter 3
Rude Awakening - A Cruel Destiny
Chapter 4
Birthrights
Chapter 5
The Seas of Fate
Ravensthorpe
The Swan-Road Home - Unwelcome - Settling Down - The Alliance Map
The Song of Soma
Chapter 1
The Great Scattered Army
Chapter 2
Orphans of the Fens
Chapter 3
Glory Regained
Chapter 4
Razing Earnningstone - Unholy Father - Storming Ravensburg
Chapter 5
The Stench of Treachery - An Island of Eels - Reporting on Grantebridgescire
The Kingmaker's Saga
Chapter 1
The Sons of Ragnar
Chapter 2
Bartering - Rumors of Ledecestre - The Walls of Templebrough
Chapter 3
Tilting the Balance
Chapter 4
Heavy is the Head - Hunted - Reporting on Ledecestrescire
Ravensthorpe
A Toast to our Success - Uninvited Guests
The Tale of Thegn Oswald
Chapter 1
Kingmaker
Chapter 2
The Measure of a Norseman
Chapter 3
A Triumphant Return
Chapter 4
Raising Iron - A Fury from the Sea
Chapter 5
Wedding Horns - Reporting on East Anglia
Ravensthorpe
Holger
Mane and Tail
The City of War
Chapter 1
Walls and Shadows
Chapter 2
Firing the Arrow - Bleeding The Leech
Chapter 3
Smashing the Compass - Reporting on Lunden
The Book of Dragons
Chapter 1
War Weary
Chapter 2
Ransacking Wenlocan - The Supply Line - Bloody Path to Peace
Chapter 3
King Killer - Reporting on Sciropescire
The Paladin's Stone
Chapter 1
Brewing Rebellion
Chapter 2
Chipping Away - Pilgrimage to St. Albanes - Blood from a Stone
Chapter 3
Fiery Ambush - Ringing Cyne Belle
Chapter 4
The Saga Stone - Reporting on Oxenefordscire
The Instrument of the Ancients
Chapter 1
The Abbot's Gambit
Chapter 2
Puppets and Prisoners - The Man Behind the Man
Chapter 3
A Bloody Welcome - Reporting on Cent
Ravensthorpe
Dag
A Brewing Storm
The City of Greed
Chapter 1
The Welcoming Party
Chapter 2
Burning the Firebrand
Chapter 3
Pricking the Needle
Chapter 4
Closing the Vault - Reporting on Jorvik
The Lay of Hunwald
Chapter 1
A Noble Escort
Chapter 2
Homecoming
Chapter 3
In the Absence of an Ealdorman
Chapter 4
Salve for a Fresh Wound - The Thegn of Lincoln - Where the Stone Falls
Chapter 5
A Sword-Shower in Anecastre - Reporting on Lincolnscire
A Breviary of Broken Hearts
Chapter 1
An Uncommon Proposition
Chapter 2
Old Wounds - Childhood Sweetheart
Chapter 3
Taken
Chapter 4
Twists and Turns - Reporting on Essexe
The Siege of Portcestre
Chapter 1
Reaver of the South
Chapter 2
Arrive Unexpected - Let Them Eat Ashes - Scorched Earth - Severing the Lines
Chapter 3
Storming the Walls - Of All That Has Passed... - Reporting on Suthsexe
Ravensthorpe
Reap What Was Sown
Vinland Saga
Chapter 1
In a Strange Land - The Hunting Grounds
Chapter 2
Hunter of Beasts
Chapter 3
Hunter's Repast - Reporting on Vinland
Ravensthorpe
Holger
Blame and Sail
The Sayings of Halfdan
Chapter 1
War in the North
Chapter 2
Honor Has Two Edges
Chapter 3
Road to Hamartia - This Son of Jorvik
Chapter 4
Honor's Hubris
Chapter 5
Of Blood and Bonds - Reporting on Eurvicscire - Lost Glory
A Tale of Wicker-Fire
Chapter 1
The First Night of Samhain
Chapter 2
Clues and Riddles
Chapter 3
The Stolen King
Chapter 4
A Love Betrayed - The Gutted Lamb
Chapter 5
The Burning of the Wicker Man - Reporting on Glowecestrescire
The Tale of Two Jarls
Chapter 1
Old Friends
Chapter 2
On Borrowed Time
Chapter 3
Rowdy Raiders - Adorning the Adorned - Of Blood and Gods
Chapter 4
Under the Skin
Chapter 5
Farewells and Legacies - Reporting on Snotinghamscire
The City of Faith
Chapter 1
More Intel - The Reeve of Wincestre
Chapter 2
Choking the Gallows
Chapter 3
Plucking the Quill
Chapter 4
Impaling the Seax - Reporting on Wincestre
In the Hall of the Slain
Chapter 1
The Road to Valhalla - Where Legends Are Born
Chapter 2
A Brother's Keeper - A Quiet Homecoming
The Prophecies of the King
Chapter 1
Kingdom's End
Chapter 2
Holy Day - Reporting on Hamtunscire
Ravensthorpe
Gunnar
The Forge and the Flame
The Fate of the High One
Chapter 1
View Above All
Chapter 2
Well-Traveled - Defensive Measures - Extended Family
Chapter 3
Forging a Bond (A Feline's Footfall - Taking Root)
Chapter 4
The Big Finish
Chapter 5
Binding Fate - Cheating Fate
The Saga of the Snows
Chapter 1
Mistress of the Iron Wood
Chapter 2
The Lost Cauldron
Chapter 3
A Gift from the Past
Chapter 4
A Feast to Remember
Chapter 5
The Price of Wisdom
Settlement Quests
A New Home - The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok
Hytham
To Serve the Light... - Breaking the Order - A Brief History of the Hidden Ones - The Letter - The Poor Fellow-Soldier
Knud
A Little Problem
Octavian
A Rivalry for the Ages
Petra
The Huntress - Have You Seen This Man? - Archery Contest
Randvi
Taken for Granted
Reda
The Thousand Eyes - Viking for Hire
Tarben
The Baker's Plaint - Man of Mystery
Tove
Carrying the Torch
Valka
A Wise Friend - In Dreams... - Going Deeper... - Bound to Fate
Yanli
Pending Deliveries
Thousand Eyes contracts
Contract: Assassinate the Target - Contract: A Strange Drawing - Contract: Best Effort - Contract: Booty Hunter - Contract: Burn it down! - Contract: Control Nuisance - Contract: Dangerous Prey - Contract: Defeat the Diubal - Contract: Grave-Robber - Contract: Investigation Offer - Contract: Macabre Discovery - Contract: Make it Boom! - Contract: Marked for Death - Contract: Predator's Attack - Contract: Recovery Investment - Contract: Reda's Judgement - Contract: Reported Missing - Contract: Rescue Favor - Contract: Silence the Poet - Contract: Slay the Monster - Contract: The Deadly Beast - Contract: The Dice Master - Contract: The Drunkard - Contract: The Duke of Burgundy - Contract: The Green-Eyed Thief - Contract: The Hermit of the Thousand Sins - Contract: The Jomsviking Code - Contract: The Man-eating Animal - Contract: The Phantom - Contract: The Renegade Monk - Contract: The Richest Merchant - Contract: The Rogue Informer - Contract: The Stolen Purse - Contract: The Thieves Couple - Contract: Threat Assessment - Contract: Toss a Coin for the Traitor - Contract: Wild Frontier
World Events
Norway
Rygjafylke
A Desperate Bounty - A New England - Comb of Champions - Old Man on the Edge - Raider Recruit - The Dreamwalking Warrior - The Hunt for Honor - The Plight of the Warlock - The Silver-Tongued Traitor
Hordafylke
Battle Born - The Rekindling
England
Cent
Madness of the Stones - Pig of Prophecy - Red in Tooth and Claw - The Lighthouse Twins - The Pardoner's Tale - The Sky Thief - Winifred
East Anglia
A Blood Hymn for Edmund - Edmund's Arrows - Freyja's Friend - Green Children of Anglia - Hide and Hunt - Life-Blood - The Wayward
Essexe
Devil's Hole - Mother - Take Me a Husband - The Banshee - The Boar with the Golden Nose - The Gleewoman - The Prodigy - The Riddler
Eurviscire
Art-Scop - Crushed Dreams - Dellingr Rabbit - Historia de Cordibus Pathetic - Sunken Hope - The Village: Jurthgard
Glowecestrescire
Dearly Bee-Loved - Lady of the Lake - The Body - The Goddess of Birth - The Horn of Ragnar
Grantebridgescire
Degolas the Beautiful - Path to the Wind-Blue - The Cult of Saint Guthlac - The Devout Troll - The Doom Book of Cats - The Infinite Noise of Men - The Lord of Norsexe - The Walloper - The Wound-Wands of Friends - Winchell the Robesfree
Hamtunscire
Saint Faith - Splitting Hares - The Arrow In The Tree - The Devil Has All The Best Tunes - We Are All Monsters
Jorvik
Bridges of Oppression - Deviled Water - Silver Wind Elder - Warmth of Winter
Ledecestrescire
A Skald's Lament - Ledecestrescire Sauce - Of Fist-Dances and Sweaty Oaths - Sisters of the Axe - Skal to Your Wealth - The Last Leaf of Fall - The Old Guard - The Stink-Brew - The Twit Saga, Part I - The White Lady of Tamworth
Lincolnscire
King of Shitsby - Little Victories - Stray Naps - The False Ealdormancy - The Farewell Meow - The Ignominious Bandit - The Twit Saga, Part II
Lunden
The Demon Odor at the Tithe - Falling Stars - Last Flight of the Gyldan Sparrow - War of the Collectors
Oxenefordscire
A Dog's Rescue - Fishing Lesson - Nostalgia - Permission to Weep - The Anchoress - The Last Raid
Sciropescire
Bewitched - King of the Hill - Lamb Chops - Miracle - Otta, Son of Slugga - Paola's Dream - The Puppeteer
Snotinghamscire
A Cordial Invitation - An Althing for the Half-Grown - An Efficient Cremation - Stoneman - The Good Men of Sherwood - The Myth in the Mountains
Suthsexe
A Prayer for Vengeance - Aflanc the Terrible - Alisa in Wunderlandscire - Eivor the Sheepdog - King of the Hay People - Rock of Fertility - Tiny Black Market - Will O' the Wisp
Wincestre
Aelfred's Jewel - Asser - Mildberg the Miracle Legs - Romeo and Aethelflaed
North America
Vinland
A Dead Man's Tale - Breaking Teeth, Not Hearts (Flight of Fancy - Ursine Takeover)
Dreams
Asgard
Food of the Gods - Hel's Well - Milk of Humankind - Njord's Lament - Noble Harts - Valhalla Bound
Jotunheim
Aegir's Daughters - Pit of Slaughter - The Giants of Fimbulwinter - The Puppeteer
DLC
The Way of the Berserker
Chapter 1
The Mysterious Berserker
Chapter 2
The Ritual of the Berserker
Chapter 3
The Vengeance of the Berserker
The Legend of Beowulf
Chapter 1
A Fiend out of Hell
Chapter 2
Prey in the High Hall
Chapter 3
Ever As Fate Must
A Fated Encounter
A Fated Encounter - A Distorted Dream
Chapter 1
Tossing and Turning
Chapter 2
Night and Day
Chapter 3
Counting Sheep
Chapter 4
What Dreams May Come
Chapter 5
One Last Sleepless Night
World Events
Haunting of Neist Point - The Drink of the Picts
Shared History
The Raven and the Cuckoo
The Last Chapter
Last Goodbyes - Fare Thee Well, Young Eagle - Fare Thee Well, Aelfred Rex - Fare Thee Well, Aethelstan - Fare Thee Well, King Fair-Hair - Fare Thee Well, My Ravens
Settlement Extension
Yule Season
Yule Festival - Cow Catcher - The Case of the Missing Ale - Braun's Folly - Twirling Targets - Yule Brawl
Ostara Season
Ostara Festival - Let's Get Festive - Egg Hunt - The May Queen - Spiritual Defense - Braun's Folly - Twirling Targets - Viking Brawl
Sigrblot Festival
Sigrblot Festival - The War Effort (Feeding the Wolf - Fight or Flyte - Three Big Pigs) - Final Offering - Test Your Metal - War Games
Oskoreia Festival
Oskoreia Festival - Hunting for Honor (Homeward - An Honorable Death - Riding for Glory - Veiled Threats - Targeted Strategy) - A Measure of Respect
River Raids
Yule Season
A River to Raid - The Legend of Saint George - Treasures of River Exe - Treasures of River Severn - The Legacy of Saint George - Treasures of River Dee - The Sword of Saint George
Sigrblot Season
The Legend of Lugh - Treasures of River Berbha - The Spear of Lugh - Treasures of River Erriff - The Ulfberht Sword - Champions of the Faith (England's Protector - Ireland's Defender - Francia's Anointed)
Mastery Challenge
Chapter 1
A Challenge from the Gods - The Cryptic Tutelage of Hildiran
Chapter 2
The All-Seeing Eye
The Forgotten Saga
A Gift from the Otherworld
Favors
The Wholesome Warrior - Dark Dealings - Shifting Loyalties
Wrath of the Druids
Wrath of the Druids
Chapter 1
Irish Trade - Irish Adventure - Blood Bond - Snaring Thorstein - Rathdown Build Up
Chapter 2
Flann over Ireland - A Show of Character - War Efforts - Gathering Strength
Chapter 3
Foothold in Connacht - Potion of Blood - Into the Fog
Chapter 4
The Northern Reach - Courting the Kings - The Mask of Diplomacy - The Wages of War - A Scourging of Snakes
Chapter 5
The Cost of Betrayal
Settling Accounts
Chapter 1
Dublin's Reach (Trade: Giving Your Words - Trade: Dyed in the Wool - Trade: The Ivory Post - Trade: Trouble Brewing - Trade: Illuminating Event - Trade: Sweetening the Pot)
Chapter 2
An Eye for an Eye
The Strength of Danu
Chapter 1
Children of Danu
Chapter 2
Amber Sun
Lost Drengr
Thorgest's Drengir
Trade Post
Trade: Dyed in the Wool - Trade: Giving Your Words - Trade: Illuminating Event - Trade: Sweetening the Pot - Trade: The Ivory Post - Trade: Trouble Brewing
Royal Demands
Kings of Meath
Meath: Death Sentence - Meath: Death to All - Meath: Gemstones - Meath: Hibernian Heist - Meath: Jewel Recovery - Meath: Rough Justice - Meath: Royal Vengeance - Meath: Smite Them Down - Meath: Stamp Them Out - Meath: Taking it Back - Meath: They Must Pay
Kings of Connacht
Connacht: Stamp Them Out
Kings of Ulster
Ulster: Death Sentence - Ulster: Death to All - Ulster: Smite Them Down
Thousand Eyes contracts
Contract: Bandit King - Contract: Hired Help - Contract: The Lost Books
The Siege of Paris
Chapter 1
Strangers Bearing Gifts - To Francia - Warlord of Melun - The Rot in the Slums - Majesty in the Dark
Chapter 2
The Missing Queen - Sister of Sorrow - The Queen's Gambit
Chapter 3
Honor and Enemies - Fire From Heaven - A Hidden Weakness - Royal Fox Hunt - Dark Before Dawn - The Siege of Paris - The Count of Paris
Chapter 4
Skal!
Chapter 5
Fire and Faith - Madness of King Charles - Victory - Homecoming
Hidden Ones
Hidden
Delivery
A Package for Paris
Infamy
Vive la Résistance
Thousand Eyes contracts
Contract: Pagus Pinciacensis - Contract: The Count of Pinciacum - Contract: Fluctuat Nec Mergitur - Contract: The Last Judgment - Contract: Everything has a price - Contract: A Perilous Task - Contract: The Boar's Tusk
World Events
Amienois
Hidden Justice
Melunois
Not God Enough - Stealing from Thieves - Ulfberht Sword
Paris
The Ghost of Saint Germain - The King of Rats
Dawn of Ragnarök
Restless Dreams - Legendary Hoard
Into the Fire
Chapter 1
The Rescue - Gift to the God
Chapter 2
Seeking Shelter - Crystal Cave - Hunter and Gatherer - World's End
Chapter 3
The Masters - Forging Bonds
Chapter 4
Warpath - Pride of the Aesir
Chapter 5
Beyond Fear - The Reckoning
The Relic
Chapter 1
Finding Fritjof
Chapter 2
The Scholar and the Sunstone
Chapter 3
The Vault of the Ancients
Vessel of Souls
Chapter 1
The Warlord's Daughter
Chapter 2
Cold Embers - Blazing a Trail
Chapter 3
Malvigr
Valkyrie's Arena
Heroic Scholar
Tales
Warlord of the Muspels - The Full Might of Muspelheim - Double Burning Trouble - The Princess and the Queen - The Midgard War Party - The Trickster and his Legions - Muspelheim's Legacy - A Tale of Ice and Fire - The Champions of Jotunheim - Muspelheim's Fiery Champions - The Fallen Warriors - The Shapeshifters of Legend - Glacial Bear Encounter - The Midgard Challengers - The Great Swamp Witches
World Events
Eitri
Remnants
Gullnámar
Carpe Diem - Hyrrokin's Gift
Svaladal
A Beast's Burden - A Most Cunning Fish - Love Conquers - The Ballad of Kraka and Skavi
Vangrinn
Not Today, Jotun! - Take My Chest Away - The Seed of Travi
Discovery Tour: Viking Age
Oaths & Honour - Through Faith & Fire - Seaworthy - Into the West - A Barter for Peace - Aelfred's Legacy - New Life, New Lands - Where Fates Align
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