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==Dialogue==
==Dialogue==
Eivor talked with [[Randvi]] about pledging to [[Lincolnshire|Lincolnscire]].
Some time after [[Dag Nithisson]]'s [[A Brewing Storm|passing]], Eivor noticed a [[Anglo-Saxons|Saxon]] [[Hunwald|noble]] sitting at the docks of Ravensthorpe, drinking his fill of mead.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Mmm. Quite delicious.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''A Saxon noble. He's a long way from home.''
Returning to the room with the Alliance Map, Eivor talked with [[Randvi]] about pledging to [[Lincolnshire|Lincolnscire]].
*'''Eivor:''' ''What about Lincolnscire?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''What about Lincolnscire?''
*'''Randvi:''' ''A rather boisterous man named Hunwald arrived recently, wishing to speak with you. On a matter of great importance, he said.''
*'''Randvi:''' ''A rather boisterous man named Hunwald arrived recently, wishing to speak with you. On a matter of great importance, he said.''
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*'''Svanhildr:''' ''Norse, you troll-wart!''
*'''Svanhildr:''' ''Norse, you troll-wart!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Norse! Yes, forgive me. Norse...''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Norse! Yes, forgive me. Norse...''
From a distance, Eivor continued to hear the young man talk with the warriors.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''*Coughs* Ah! Ahem. Went down the wrong pipe!''
*'''Svanhildr:''' ''Caution, lord.''<br>
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Mm. This is strong stuff.<br>I taste a pinch of clover in the mead. Am I wrong?''
[[File:ACV A Noble Escort 2.png|thumb|250px|Eivor approaching the conversation]]
[[File:ACV A Noble Escort 2.png|thumb|250px|Eivor approaching the conversation]]
Eivor walked closer to the talking Saxon.
Eivor approached the Saxon.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''You may think this odd, but our lively chatter here has inspired in me a short poem. May I recite it for you?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''You may think this odd, but our lively chatter here has inspired in me a short poem. May I recite it for you?''
*'''Norvid:''' ''Go on, Lord-Boy. Make me tremble.''
*'''Norvid:''' ''Go on, Lord-Boy. Make me tremble.''
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*'''Hunwald:''' ''Shall I continue...?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Shall I continue...?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I'm not here to judge your poems, lord. Speak your purpose or down your mead.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I'm not here to judge your poems, lord. Speak your purpose or down your mead.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Y-yes, sorry. I have come at the hope of meeting Eivor, the great warrior of this clan ... if such an audience is possible.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Y-yes, sorry. I have come at the hope of meeting Eivor, the great warrior of this clan... if such an audience is possible.''
<tabber>
<tabber>
|-|I am Eivor=
|-|I am Eivor=
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|-|All here are great warriors=
|-|All here are great warriors=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Every warrior in this clan deserves a song or {{Wiki|saga}}, lord? Why Eivor?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Every warrior in this clan deserves a song or {{Wiki|saga}}, lord? Why Eivor?''
Norvid and Svanhildr raised their mugs, toasting Eivor's praise.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Because her name alone dries the tongues of my enemies. If such a hero fought beside me, I'd fear nothing.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Because her name alone dries the tongues of my enemies. If such a hero fought beside me, I'd fear nothing.''
Eivor smirked.
Eivor smirked.
*'''Eivor:''' ''What is your name, lord?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''What is your name, lord?''
|-|Who are you?=
|-|Who are you?=
*'''Eivor:''' ''You must understand that Eivor has more enemies than friends in Mercia, lord. Before I drag you off by your knob to meet him, I'd like to know your name.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''You must understand that Eivor has more enemies than friends in Mercia, lord. Before I drag you off by your knob to meet her, I'd like to know your name.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Yes, forgive me...''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Yes, forgive me...''
</tabber>
</tabber>
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|-|Are you worried about your father or his title?=
|-|Are you worried about your father or his title?=
*'''Eivor:''' ''If I knew my father was ill or beyond saving, I would ready myself to take his place. Will you take his burden should he fall?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''If I knew my father was ill or beyond saving, I would ready myself to take his place. Will you take his burden should he fall?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''O banish the thought that such a great man should perish. But, if he were to pass ... yes, yes I believe I could. I must!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''O banish the thought that such a great man should perish. But, if he were to pass... yes, yes I believe I could. I must!''
|-|What use do we have for a sick ealdorman?=
|-|What use do we have for a sick ealdorman?=
*'''Eivor:''' ''The ealdormen in Mercia are as changeable as the seasons. Why should we care what happens to your father? Someone will take his place.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''The ealdormen in Mercia are as changeable as the seasons. Why should we care what happens to your father? Someone will take his place.''
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*'''Eivor:''' ''All right, young lord. My clan has need of me just now. But when I'm ready, we'll find your father together. And right the wrongs you've suffered.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''All right, young lord. My clan has need of me just now. But when I'm ready, we'll find your father together. And right the wrongs you've suffered.''
Hunwald nodded.
Hunwald nodded.
<tabber>
:(If Eivor did not tell Hunwald her identity earlier)
|-|If Eivor told Hunwald her identity=
:*'''Hunwald:''' ''Ah! You are the chieftain, here! I suspected as much.''
Hunwald nodded.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''God praise you, Eivor.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''God praise you, Eivor.''
|-|If Hunwald deduced Eivor's identity=
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Ah! You are the chieftain, here! I suspected as much. God praise you, Eivor.''
</tabber>
*'''Eivor:''' ''I won't be leading you into the heart of a [[shield]] wall, but there will be danger. I want your word, you will follow my orders to the [[Runes|rune]].''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I won't be leading you into the heart of a [[shield]] wall, but there will be danger. I want your word, you will follow my orders to the [[Runes|rune]].''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''I am yours to abuse!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''I am yours to abuse!''
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*'''Hunwald:''' ''I'll wait for you in my safe haven. [[Botolphston]] to the northeast. From there, we shall make our way to [[Lincoln]].
*'''Hunwald:''' ''I'll wait for you in my safe haven. [[Botolphston]] to the northeast. From there, we shall make our way to [[Lincoln]].
*'''Norvid:''' ''Goodbye, Lord-Boy! Safe travels!''
*'''Norvid:''' ''Goodbye, Lord-Boy! Safe travels!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''God bless and keep you all.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''God bless and keep you all!''
Hunwald left for his haven.
Hunwald left for his haven.
*'''Eivor:''' ''I fear I may be escorting that boy to his own execution.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I fear I may be escorting that boy to his own execution.''
*'''Svanhildr:''' ''That might shut him up.''
*'''Svanhildr:''' ''That might shut him up.''
After the conversation, Eivor garnered a [[Order of the Ancients clues|clue]] from Hunwald that a nobleman in Lincolnscire was a member of the Order. Eivor later travelled to the village of Botolphston to meet with Hunwald at its village hall.
From the conversation, Eivor garnered a [[Order of the Ancients clues|clue]] from Hunwald that a nobleman in Lincolnscire was a member of the Order.  
 
Eivor made the journey to the village of Botolphston, where she was met with distrust. She pulled up her hood and carefully made her way up the hill to the village longhouse at its peak. She overheard two people talking.
*'''[[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] Man 1:''' ''You see Hunwald's back? Drinking and jabbering as always.''
*'''[[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] Man 1:''' ''You see Hunwald's back? Drinking and jabbering as always.''
*'''Norse Woman 1:''' ''Hun-who?''
*'''Norse Woman 1:''' ''Hun-who?''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 1:''' ''Hunwald, son of our ealdorman. Thinks himself a real wonder, slouching with the common folk. Ponce!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 1:''' ''Hunwald, son of our ealdorman. Thinks himself a real wonder, slouching with the common folk. Ponce!''
Eivor entered the village hall.
*'''Norse Woman 1:''' ''Ah, leave him be. If a man wants to drink in the dirt, let him."
Eivor entered the longhouse.
*'''Eivor:''' ''So this is Hunwald's "safe haven"?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''So this is Hunwald's "safe haven"?''
Eivor saw Hunwald speaking with another man at a table.
Within, she heard the comments of the locals.
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 1:''' ''Caught me a sturgeon on the river, yestermorn. Rare as teeth on a rooster, they are.''
Another man yelled out for the ale-wife.
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''A round of mead here! And be quick about it.''
At the far end, Eivor spied Hunwald speaking with another man at a table.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Though we be a Mercian shire today, tomorrow the [[Kingdom of Lindsey]] will rise again. As free as the wind on the back of my neck.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Though we be a Mercian shire today, tomorrow the [[Kingdom of Lindsey]] will rise again. As free as the wind on the back of my neck.''
*'''[[Aelfgar]]:''' ''Your line of kings died long ago, Hunwald. We're in Lincolnscire now. Do you need a map to remember?''
*'''[[Aelfgar]]:''' ''Your line of kings died long ago, Hunwald. We're in Lincolnscire now. Do you need a map to remember?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Aelfgar, my dear man, I do not need a map to prove what my bones know for truth.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Aelfgar, my dear man, I do not need a map to prove what my bones know for truth.''
[[File:ACV A Noble Escort 5.png|thumb|250px|Aelfgar and Hunwald interrupted by Eivor's arrival]]
[[File:ACV A Noble Escort 5.png|thumb|250px|Aelfgar and Hunwald interrupted by Eivor's arrival]]
Eivor entered the conversation.
Eivor joined them at the table.
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''Hunwald. Who is this stranger?''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''Hunwald. Who is this stranger?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Eivor! Come! Sit!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Eivor! Come! Sit!''
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|-|Our success depends on you=
|-|Our success depends on you=
*'''Eivor:''' ''I can only bring you as far as your father, Hunwald. You are the man who must reach his heart and lead him to reason.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''I can only bring you as far as your father, Hunwald. You are the man who must reach his heart and lead him to reason.''
Aelfgar chuckled.
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''Are we talking about the same man? Your father is a spendthrift, Hunwald. He ran this shire into the muck.''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''Are we talking about the same man? Your father is a spendthrift, Hunwald. He ran this shire into the muck.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''O, Aelfgar, you jest!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''O, Aelfgar, you jest!''
Aelfgar shook his head.
Aelfgar shook his head.
|-|Why is Aelfgar here?=
|-|Why is Aelfgar here?=
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*'''Eivor:''' ''All right. A quick brawl to get familiar with the local dregs.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''All right. A quick brawl to get familiar with the local dregs.''
Eivor and Cearl began to fight.
Eivor and Cearl began to fight.
*'''Cearl:''' ''I'll vomit on you, Dane! Won't think twice about it.''
*'''Cearl:''' ''I'll vomit on you, Dane! Won't think twice about it!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Nothing welcomes us more into the day than a swift bruising.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Nothing welcomes us more into the day than a swift bruising!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Is that what it means to be your friend?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Is that what it means to be your friend?''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Rip a lung out!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 3:''' ''Rip a lung out!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''We shall triumph, Eivor! We shall win this ugly row!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''We shall triumph, Eivor! We shall win this ugly row!''
Midway within the battle, Hunwald excused himself.
Eivor continued to wail on Cearl.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Eivor! My bladder is bursting! I must step outside for a long deserved slash! Keep them dancing 'til I return.''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 1:''' ''You're losing ground, you drunken sot!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''You're a fool to challenge this one!''
Hunwald continued to praise his champion.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''By all the saints and martyrs, Eivor. You are a beast! Even [[Beowulf]] never fought so well!''
Midway through the battle, Hunwald excused himself.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Eivor! My bladder is bursting! I must step outside for a long deserved slash! Keep them dancing 'til I return!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald, do not wander!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald, do not wander!''
Eivor defeated Cearl.
*'''Cearl:''' ''I bleedin' love a good toss-around. Gives me life!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 1:''' ''Clear out, all of you! Before you kick up a fire!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Forget the pain, Cearl. Shake it off!''
*'''Cearl:''' ''Lord, give me strength!''
The fight ended.
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 2:''' ''Clear out, all of you! Before you kick up a fire!''
{{#tag:tabber|
Eivor won=
*'''Cearl:''' ''Jesus, my bones are aching. Could use a dip in the sea.''
*'''Cearl:''' ''Jesus, my bones are aching. Could use a dip in the sea.''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 1:''' ''Shut your hinge, Cearl! And stop dripping blood in my hall.''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 2:''' ''Shut your hinge, Cearl. And stop dripping blood in my hall.''
{{!}}-{{!}}
Eivor lost=
Eivor clutched her ribs, her pride injured worse than her bones.
*'''Cearl:''' ''A worthy tussle, Dane! Give this one a cup of mead! They are not the dogs we take them for.''
}}
|-|Let me buy you a drink (165)=
|-|Let me buy you a drink (165)=
*'''Eivor:''' ''Let's not break our bones without some alcohol to dull the coming pain. Ale-wife, for these stout Saxons, a round on me!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Let's not break our bones without some alcohol to dull the coming pain. Ale-wife, for these stout Saxons, a round on me!''
*'''Cearl:''' ''Well, that's, uh ... that's kind of you. Unexpected like.''
*'''Cearl:''' ''Well, that's, uh... that's kind of you. Unexpected like.''
The two men sat back down at their table.
The two men sat back down at their table.
*'''Cearl:''' ''Cheers to this Dane! One who knows the true worth of [[silver]]!''
*'''Cearl:''' ''Cheers to this Dane! One who knows the true worth of [[silver]]!''
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*'''Eivor:''' ''He's with me. He'll be fine.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''He's with me. He'll be fine.''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Aelfgar ... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Aelfgar... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.''
The two looked at each other and chuckled.
Eivor smirked at him, and after a moment to shake his head, he returned it.
*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
|-|Do not fuck with me (Level 3 Charisma)=
|-|Do not fuck with me (Level 3 Charisma)=
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*'''Cearl:''' ''A what?''
*'''Cearl:''' ''A what?''
Eivor drank some more.
Eivor drank some more.
*'''Eivor:''' ''A blood eagle. A raw, magnificent bird I'll tear from your guts. First, I crush your ribs. Then, I pull out your lungs, and stretch them into wings. So you can fly to your heaven as fast as possible.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''A blood eagle. A raw, magnificent bird I'll tear from your guts.''
She stood up as she described the process.
*'''Eivor:''' ''First, I crush your ribs. Then, I pull out your lungs, and stretch them into wings. So you can fly to your heaven as fast as possible.''
Cearl's friend moved back.
Cearl's friend moved back.
*'''Cearl:''' ''[[Jesus of Nazareth|Jesus]]. Fucking heathen.''
*'''Cearl:''' ''[[Jesus of Nazareth|Jesus]]. Fucking heathen.''
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*'''Eivor:''' ''He's with me. He'll be fine.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''He's with me. He'll be fine.''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.''
*'''Aelfgar:''' ''If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Aelfgar ... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Aelfgar... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.''
The two looked at each other and chuckled.
Eivor smirked at him, and after a moment to shake his head, he returned it.
*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
</tabber>
</tabber>
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*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
*'''Hunwald:''' (scream)
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald's in trouble.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald's in trouble.''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 1:''' ''They call this patsy whelp a lord?''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 2:''' ''They call this patsy whelp a lord?''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 2:''' ''Look at him! Soft as unbaked bread.''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 3:''' ''Look at him! Soft as unbaked bread.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Villains! Leave me be!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Villains! Leave me be!''
Eivor attacked the soldiers.
Eivor attacked and killed one of the soldiers.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Leave him be!''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Leave him be!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 3:''' ''Jesus! He's brought a bloody Dane!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 4:''' ''Jesus! He's brought a bloody Dane!''
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 4:''' ''This is ain't worth the silver they're paying us!''
Eivor killed another soldier.
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 5:''' ''This ain't worth the silver they's paying us!''
Hunwald was on the ground and acting melodramatic.
Hunwald was on the ground and acting melodramatic.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''O, I have been struck down! Pruned within an inch of my life! But I will survive, I must. Continue as you would, Eivor! And if I should expire, avenge me!''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''O, I have been struck down! Pruned within an inch of my life! But I will survive, I must. Continue as you would, Eivor! And if I should expire, avenge me!''
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Hunwald stood up.
Hunwald stood up.
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Unbelievable! The Battle of Botolphston will be remembered for years to come! Aelfgar! We have won our first great victory.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Unbelievable! The Battle of Botolphston will be remembered for years to come! Aelfgar! We have won our first great victory.''
Aelfgar nodded through his disapproval before walking back to the longhouse.
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald, are you hurt?''
*'''Eivor:''' ''Hunwald, are you hurt?''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Never better, I...''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Never better, I...''
*'''Eivor:''' ''We should get to Lincoln as quickly as we can.''
*'''Eivor:''' ''We should get to Lincoln as quickly as we can.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Yes ... yes, you're right. Let's depart.''
*'''Hunwald:''' ''Yes... yes, you're right. Let's depart.''


==Outcome==
==Outcome==
Eivor saved Hunwald from the soldiers, trying to kill him, and made haste to travel to Lincoln.
Eivor reunited with Hunwald and saved him from the soldiers who meant him harm.
 
==Behind the scenes==
The dialogue from the soldiers who accost Hunwald does not seem tied to any soldiers in particular; killing them in sequence seems to trigger the lines from disembodied voice files, regardless of which guards are killed first, however killing them all in rapid succession (on Saga difficulty with the Focus of the Nornir ability, for example) seems to skip their lines and advance the quest logic straight to "reviving" Hunwald. Similarly, killing one from stealth causes Eivor to yell out "Leave him be!" and the guards yell out in reply, however they continue to stand idle until they actively detect the player.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
ACV A Noble Escort 4.png|Eivor reflecting on her choice to help Hunwald
ACV A Noble Escort 4.png|Eivor reflecting on her choice to help Hunwald
</gallery>
</gallery>

Latest revision as of 01:45, 25 May 2026

A Noble Escort 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]

Eivor met with Hunwald at the docks of Ravensthorpe.

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Some time after Dag Nithisson's passing, Eivor noticed a Saxon noble sitting at the docks of Ravensthorpe, drinking his fill of mead.

  • Hunwald: Mmm. Quite delicious.
  • Eivor: A Saxon noble. He's a long way from home.

Returning to the room with the Alliance Map, Eivor talked with Randvi about pledging to Lincolnscire.

  • Eivor: What about Lincolnscire?
  • Randvi: A rather boisterous man named Hunwald arrived recently, wishing to speak with you. On a matter of great importance, he said.
  • Eivor: Where is he now?
  • Randvi: Down at the docks, carousing with my scouts and scaring the fish from the river. He waits for you with great eagerness.

Eivor pledged to Lincolnscire.

  • Eivor: He sounds charming. I will meet him at once.
  • Randvi: Protect your ears.
Hunwald chatting with Norvid and Svanhildr

Eivor headed to the docks to meet Hunwald, who was talking with two of the Raven Clan's Norse members, Norvid and Svanhildr.

  • Hunwald: This is true happiness, isn't it, men? Life in the rough, in the company of friends, sitting beside a carefree river!
  • Norvid: I'm here for the mead, Lord-Boy.
  • Hunwald: I just adore the laughter of the water, the spice of the mead in the nose, the spittle of shouting Danes!
  • Svanhildr: Norse, you troll-wart!
  • Hunwald: Norse! Yes, forgive me. Norse...

From a distance, Eivor continued to hear the young man talk with the warriors.

  • Hunwald: *Coughs* Ah! Ahem. Went down the wrong pipe!
  • Svanhildr: Caution, lord.
  • Hunwald: Mm. This is strong stuff.
    I taste a pinch of clover in the mead. Am I wrong?
Eivor approaching the conversation

Eivor approached the Saxon.

  • Hunwald: You may think this odd, but our lively chatter here has inspired in me a short poem. May I recite it for you?
  • Norvid: Go on, Lord-Boy. Make me tremble.
  • Hunwald: O, indeed. I shall try! I call it, "Ode to a Hungry Flame.

Eivor entered the conversation.

  • Eivor: Another skald come to join us?
  • Hunwald: Me? O, goodness no, I'm no skald. No. Just a humble nobleman with an interest in versification! An amateur really...

An awkward silence occurred.

  • Hunwald: Shall I continue...?
  • Eivor: I'm not here to judge your poems, lord. Speak your purpose or down your mead.
  • Hunwald: Y-yes, sorry. I have come at the hope of meeting Eivor, the great warrior of this clan... if such an audience is possible.

  • Eivor: You're talking with her now. And you are...?
  • Hunwald: Ah, by God's blood. my day begins with a lash of good fortune!

  • Eivor: Every warrior in this clan deserves a song or saga, lord? Why Eivor?
Norvid and Svanhildr raised their mugs, toasting Eivor's praise.
  • Hunwald: Because her name alone dries the tongues of my enemies. If such a hero fought beside me, I'd fear nothing.
Eivor smirked.
  • Eivor: What is your name, lord?

  • Eivor: You must understand that Eivor has more enemies than friends in Mercia, lord. Before I drag you off by your knob to meet her, I'd like to know your name.
  • Hunwald: Yes, forgive me...

Hunwald stood up.

Hunwald informing Eivor of his plight
  • Hunwald: I am Hunwald, loyal son of Lord Hundbeorht, the current Ealdorman of Lincolnscire, may God keep and cure him. You see, my father is ailing. And in his delirium, evil men have corrupted his judgment. A secret and powerful order, if the whispers are true. Only a month ago, without forewarning, Mercian soldiers chased me, his only son, from my home. I know not why, but I do know my father would never have ordered my exile.
  • Eivor: Outcast from your family, that is a hard road to walk.
  • Hunwald: Could one of your clan help me return to Lincoln? March beside me through the city gates and set me at my father's noble feet once again.

  • Eivor: It may be we can help you. But we'll want something in return. An alliance between our clan and yours.
  • Hunwald: And you shall have it! My father is a great friend of the Danes, in spite of the recent wars.

  • Eivor: If I knew my father was ill or beyond saving, I would ready myself to take his place. Will you take his burden should he fall?
  • Hunwald: O banish the thought that such a great man should perish. But, if he were to pass... yes, yes I believe I could. I must!

  • Eivor: The ealdormen in Mercia are as changeable as the seasons. Why should we care what happens to your father? Someone will take his place.
  • Hunwald: Because my father is honest. And a friend to all people, Saxons and Danes alike. If you offer an alliance in good faith, he will honor it.

  • Eivor: You sing a sad song, Hunwald of Lincolnscire. A son robbed of his father's protection, now desperate to prove his honor. How far will you go to regain it? To a bloody end?
  • Hunwald: O indeed! I will plunge into the heat of battle to defend my father, knowing our cause is a righteous one!
  • Eivor: All right, young lord. My clan has need of me just now. But when I'm ready, we'll find your father together. And right the wrongs you've suffered.

Hunwald nodded.

(If Eivor did not tell Hunwald her identity earlier)
  • Hunwald: Ah! You are the chieftain, here! I suspected as much.

Hunwald nodded.

  • Hunwald: God praise you, Eivor.
  • Eivor: I won't be leading you into the heart of a shield wall, but there will be danger. I want your word, you will follow my orders to the rune.
  • Hunwald: I am yours to abuse!
  • Eivor: If it comes to that...
  • Hunwald: I'll wait for you in my safe haven. Botolphston to the northeast. From there, we shall make our way to Lincoln.
  • Norvid: Goodbye, Lord-Boy! Safe travels!
  • Hunwald: God bless and keep you all!

Hunwald left for his haven.

  • Eivor: I fear I may be escorting that boy to his own execution.
  • Svanhildr: That might shut him up.

From the conversation, Eivor garnered a clue from Hunwald that a nobleman in Lincolnscire was a member of the Order.

Eivor made the journey to the village of Botolphston, where she was met with distrust. She pulled up her hood and carefully made her way up the hill to the village longhouse at its peak. She overheard two people talking.

  • Anglo-Saxon Man 1: You see Hunwald's back? Drinking and jabbering as always.
  • Norse Woman 1: Hun-who?
  • Anglo-Saxon Man 1: Hunwald, son of our ealdorman. Thinks himself a real wonder, slouching with the common folk. Ponce!
  • Norse Woman 1: Ah, leave him be. If a man wants to drink in the dirt, let him."

Eivor entered the longhouse.

  • Eivor: So this is Hunwald's "safe haven"?

Within, she heard the comments of the locals.

  • Anglo-Saxon Soldier 1: Caught me a sturgeon on the river, yestermorn. Rare as teeth on a rooster, they are.

Another man yelled out for the ale-wife.

  • Anglo-Saxon Man 2: A round of mead here! And be quick about it.

At the far end, Eivor spied Hunwald speaking with another man at a table.

  • Hunwald: Though we be a Mercian shire today, tomorrow the Kingdom of Lindsey will rise again. As free as the wind on the back of my neck.
  • Aelfgar: Your line of kings died long ago, Hunwald. We're in Lincolnscire now. Do you need a map to remember?
  • Hunwald: Aelfgar, my dear man, I do not need a map to prove what my bones know for truth.
Aelfgar and Hunwald interrupted by Eivor's arrival

Eivor joined them at the table.

  • Aelfgar: Hunwald. Who is this stranger?
  • Hunwald: Eivor! Come! Sit!

Eivor sat beside Aelfgar and across from Hunwald as Hunwald turned to call to the barkeep.

  • Hunwald: Bread and ale please, ale-wife!

Hunwald faced Eivor and Aelfgar again.

  • Hunwald: I have been discussing my delicate situation with Aelfgar here.
  • Eivor: Lord.

Aelfgar nodded.

  • Hunwald: He is a nobleman like me, one of Lincolnscire's sturdy thegns.
  • Aelfgar: Hunwald's idea of sturdy is a mug of ale that won't tip over.
  • Hunwald: Aelfgar has pledged his loyalty to my family, the house of the ferocious swan!
Eivor socializes with Aelfgar across from Hunwald

Hunwald showed his family emblem.

  • Hunwald: With his influence and your might, we shall rid Lincolnscire of the ruffians who plague this land, once and for all.
  • Eivor: We're going to see your father, Hunwald. That's all.
  • Hunwald: Indeed, Eivor! With speed and purpose! You are the axle to my wheel. The spark to my tinder!

  • Eivor: Hunwald, your father is ill and your enemies have every advantage under the sun. Do you have a plan, or have I come all this way to watch you drink this watery piss?
  • Hunwald: Of course, my friend. I am a man of action above all else. Ready to leap and dance and fight!

  • Eivor: I can only bring you as far as your father, Hunwald. You are the man who must reach his heart and lead him to reason.
Aelfgar chuckled.
  • Aelfgar: Are we talking about the same man? Your father is a spendthrift, Hunwald. He ran this shire into the muck.
  • Hunwald: O, Aelfgar, you jest!
Aelfgar shook his head.

  • Eivor: Hunwald, I don't know your friend here. And not knowing him, I don't trust him.
  • Aelfgar: I'm his voice of reason, Eivor. And I've told him a thousand times, it's too dangerous for him in Lincolnscire.

  • Eivor: Listen. I've come to escort you to your father's side. We go now, or I walk.
Eivor, Hunwald and Aelfgar heckled by two drunken men
  • Hunwald: Ah, yes, to Lincoln! Away! But with care. The road between here and there is teeming with brigands who wish me dead.
  • Aelfgar: You daft lump of lard. A single Dane will not protect you against the whole of Mercia's army.
  • Hunwald: I think you are wrong, Aelfgar. And here she'll prove it.

Two unknown men walked to the table.

  • Cearl: I am hot for a fight, snow-dog! Give me half a chance, and I'll stove your heathen face right in!

Eivor stood up.

  • Eivor: All right. A quick brawl to get familiar with the local dregs.

Eivor and Cearl began to fight.

  • Cearl: I'll vomit on you, Dane! Won't think twice about it!
  • Hunwald: Nothing welcomes us more into the day than a swift bruising!
  • Eivor: Is that what it means to be your friend?
  • Anglo-Saxon Man 3: Rip a lung out!
  • Hunwald: We shall triumph, Eivor! We shall win this ugly row!

Eivor continued to wail on Cearl.

  • Anglo-Saxon Woman 1: You're losing ground, you drunken sot!
  • Hunwald: You're a fool to challenge this one!

Hunwald continued to praise his champion.

  • Hunwald: By all the saints and martyrs, Eivor. You are a beast! Even Beowulf never fought so well!

Midway through the battle, Hunwald excused himself.

  • Hunwald: Eivor! My bladder is bursting! I must step outside for a long deserved slash! Keep them dancing 'til I return!
  • Eivor: Hunwald, do not wander!
  • Cearl: I bleedin' love a good toss-around. Gives me life!
  • Anglo-Saxon Man 2: Forget the pain, Cearl. Shake it off!
  • Cearl: Lord, give me strength!

The fight ended.

  • Anglo-Saxon Woman 2: Clear out, all of you! Before you kick up a fire!

  • Cearl: Jesus, my bones are aching. Could use a dip in the sea.
  • Anglo-Saxon Woman 2: Shut your hinge, Cearl. And stop dripping blood in my hall.

Eivor clutched her ribs, her pride injured worse than her bones.

  • Cearl: A worthy tussle, Dane! Give this one a cup of mead! They are not the dogs we take them for.

  • Eivor: Let's not break our bones without some alcohol to dull the coming pain. Ale-wife, for these stout Saxons, a round on me!
  • Cearl: Well, that's, uh... that's kind of you. Unexpected like.
The two men sat back down at their table.
  • Cearl: Cheers to this Dane! One who knows the true worth of silver!
  • Hunwald: You canny fox. That was incredible! Like watching a captain navigate the roiling waters of an angry river. I must void my bladder, Eivor. Then we shall set forth in search of adventure new!
Hunwald left to relieve himself.
  • Aelfgar: You travel with a marked man at your side.
  • Eivor: He's with me. He'll be fine.
  • Aelfgar: If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.
  • Eivor: Aelfgar... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.
Eivor smirked at him, and after a moment to shake his head, he returned it.
  • Hunwald: (scream)

  • Eivor: Have you ever seen a blood eagle, my Saxon friends?
  • Cearl: A what?
Eivor drank some more.
  • Eivor: A blood eagle. A raw, magnificent bird I'll tear from your guts.
She stood up as she described the process.
  • Eivor: First, I crush your ribs. Then, I pull out your lungs, and stretch them into wings. So you can fly to your heaven as fast as possible.
Cearl's friend moved back.
  • Cearl: Jesus. Fucking heathen.
The two men walked away.
  • Hunwald: You canny fox. That was incredible! Like watching a captain navigate the roiling waters of an angry river. I must void my bladder, Eivor. Then we shall set forth in search of adventure new!
Hunwald left to relieve himself.
Eivor and Aelfgar discussing Hunwald
  • Aelfgar: You travel with a marked man at your side.
  • Eivor: He's with me. He'll be fine.
  • Aelfgar: If I had a scribe jot down all the occasions I'd warned that stupid boy, I'd be the most written about man in history.
  • Eivor: Aelfgar... the boorish nag of Lincolnscire.

Eivor smirked at him, and after a moment to shake his head, he returned it.

  • Hunwald: (scream)

  • Eivor: I told Hunwald to stay near. Where did he wander off to?

Eivor talked with Aelfgar.

  • Aelfgar: Did you hear that scream? Sounded like Hunwald. He went out that side door.
Eivor discovering soldiers surrounding Hunwald

Eivor went outside the side door and saw Hunwald surrounded by soldiers.

  • Hunwald: (scream)
  • Eivor: Hunwald's in trouble.
  • Anglo-Saxon Soldier 2: They call this patsy whelp a lord?
  • Anglo-Saxon Soldier 3: Look at him! Soft as unbaked bread.
  • Hunwald: Villains! Leave me be!

Eivor attacked and killed one of the soldiers.

  • Eivor: Leave him be!
  • Anglo-Saxon Soldier 4: Jesus! He's brought a bloody Dane!

Eivor killed another soldier.

  • Anglo-Saxon Soldier 5: This ain't worth the silver they's paying us!

Hunwald was on the ground and acting melodramatic.

  • Hunwald: O, I have been struck down! Pruned within an inch of my life! But I will survive, I must. Continue as you would, Eivor! And if I should expire, avenge me!

Eivor defeated Hunwald's attackers and then spoke with Hunwald.

  • Hunwald: I live! I'm alive. Heaven have mercy!
  • Eivor: Are you hurt?
Hunwald agreeing to set off to Lincoln

Hunwald stood up.

  • Hunwald: Unbelievable! The Battle of Botolphston will be remembered for years to come! Aelfgar! We have won our first great victory.

Aelfgar nodded through his disapproval before walking back to the longhouse.

  • Eivor: Hunwald, are you hurt?
  • Hunwald: Never better, I...
  • Eivor: We should get to Lincoln as quickly as we can.
  • Hunwald: Yes... yes, you're right. Let's depart.

Outcome[edit | edit source]

Eivor reunited with Hunwald and saved him from the soldiers who meant him harm.

Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]

The dialogue from the soldiers who accost Hunwald does not seem tied to any soldiers in particular; killing them in sequence seems to trigger the lines from disembodied voice files, regardless of which guards are killed first, however killing them all in rapid succession (on Saga difficulty with the Focus of the Nornir ability, for example) seems to skip their lines and advance the quest logic straight to "reviving" Hunwald. Similarly, killing one from stealth causes Eivor to yell out "Leave him be!" and the guards yell out in reply, however they continue to stand idle until they actively detect the player.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Eivor reflecting on her choice to help Hunwald
    Eivor reflecting on her choice to help Hunwald

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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