- Eivor: Seems there's a bounty out on Hunwald.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: He's ruffled some feathers, that much is clear. You know him?
- Eivor: I do.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Then the Lord truly is watching over me.
- Eivor: Right place, right time.
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imported>Sol Pacificus I'm avoiding the work of transcribing missing or incomplete Valhalla memories right now because this costs me precious time to finally finish the game. However, this is one sidequest I couldn't help but transcribe since the info on it was totally incorrect. I'm not sure if there's a different version of this quest if you start it in another way, but I can only go off of my own playthrough since I don't have time to research it from every angle. |
imported>RShepard227 World event changes depending on main quest progression; updated dialogue |
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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
While traveling in [[Lincolnshire|Lincolnscire]], Eivor departed the city of [[Lincoln]] and followed the road north to a [[Ealdorman's Overlook|tall old tree]] in the distance. At an intersection, she encountered a Anglo-Saxon soldier with a another Anglo-Saxon man tied up on his [[horse]]. The soldier rode along the road with her. | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''You have the wrong man! I've never heard of a Hunwald. I can't even properly say the name! Is it Hunwald or Honwald?'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''You have the wrong man! I've never heard of a Hunwald. I can't even properly say the name! Is it Hunwald or Honwald?'' | ||
The soldier ignored him, and his captive went on pleading. | The soldier ignored him, and his captive went on pleading. | ||
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*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Someone help! They mean to hang me for something I did not do!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Someone help! They mean to hang me for something I did not do!'' | ||
Eivor shot the soldier off his horse with her [[bow]]. The soldier got up from the ground to confront his assailant, brandishing his flail. | Eivor shot the soldier off his horse with her [[bow]]. The soldier got up from the ground to confront his assailant, brandishing his flail. | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''They said a Dane would likely follow close by, and lo and behold. | *'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''Begone! This prisoner comes with me!'' | ||
Eivor and the soldier began to clash. | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''They said a Dane would likely follow close by, and lo and behold.'' | |||
The soldier tried to fight off Eivor. | The soldier tried to fight off Eivor. | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''Begone! This prisoner comes with me!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''Begone! This prisoner comes with me!'' | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''That is not Hunwald.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''That is not Hunwald.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''Why don't you let us decide?'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier:''' ''Why don't you let us decide?'' | ||
Eivor killed the soldier. | Eivor killed the soldier and went after the horse carrying the prisoner. | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Help me down.'' | |||
Eivor drew near the horse. | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Get me off this thing!'' | |||
Eivor removed him from the horse's rear. | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Untie me, quickly!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Untie me, quickly!'' | ||
Eivor unbound the prisoner's ropes. | Eivor unbound the prisoner's ropes. | ||
<tabber> | |||
|-|Hunwald met= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Seems there's a bounty out on Hunwald.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Seems there's a bounty out on Hunwald.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''He's ruffled some feathers, that much is clear. You know him?'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''He's ruffled some feathers, that much is clear. You know him?'' | ||
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*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Then the Lord truly is watching over me.'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Then the Lord truly is watching over me.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Right place, right time.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Right place, right time.'' | ||
|-|Lincolnscire arc not started= | |||
Eivor let the man go, knowing nothing about the person for whom he was mistaken. | |||
|-|Holy Day completed= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''The next time someone mistakes you for Hunwald, tell them Hunwald is dead. He died in the battle of [[Chippenham]].'' | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Poor man. He must have ruffled some feathers to warrant all this heat.'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''He could be a real pest, but was gentle and well-meaning.'' | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Sounds like you were fond of him. My sympathies.'' | |||
</tabber> | |||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Thanks for saving my neck, stranger. I pray I can return the favor someday.'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man:''' ''Thanks for saving my neck, stranger. I pray I can return the favor someday.'' | ||
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The False Ealdormancy was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.[1]
Description
Eivor came across a man being mistakenly abducted by an Mercian soldier while on her way to search for Hunwald at Ealdorman's Overlook.
Dialogue
While traveling in Lincolnscire, Eivor departed the city of Lincoln and followed the road north to a tall old tree in the distance. At an intersection, she encountered a Anglo-Saxon soldier with a another Anglo-Saxon man tied up on his horse. The soldier rode along the road with her.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: You have the wrong man! I've never heard of a Hunwald. I can't even properly say the name! Is it Hunwald or Honwald?
The soldier ignored him, and his captive went on pleading.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Please! This is a mistake. I've told you, my name is not Hunwald. It's Roderick!
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: And I've told you... to shut your flappers!
The captive cried for help.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Someone help! They mean to hang me for something I did not do!
Eivor shot the soldier off his horse with her bow. The soldier got up from the ground to confront his assailant, brandishing his flail.
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: Begone! This prisoner comes with me!
Eivor and the soldier began to clash.
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: They said a Dane would likely follow close by, and lo and behold.
The soldier tried to fight off Eivor.
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: Begone! This prisoner comes with me!
The two continued to trade blows.
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: What concern is this to you, heathen?
- Eivor: That is not Hunwald.
- Anglo-Saxon Soldier: Why don't you let us decide?
Eivor killed the soldier and went after the horse carrying the prisoner.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Help me down.
Eivor drew near the horse.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Get me off this thing!
Eivor removed him from the horse's rear.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Untie me, quickly!
Eivor unbound the prisoner's ropes.
Eivor let the man go, knowing nothing about the person for whom he was mistaken.
- Eivor: The next time someone mistakes you for Hunwald, tell them Hunwald is dead. He died in the battle of Chippenham.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Poor man. He must have ruffled some feathers to warrant all this heat.
- Eivor: He could be a real pest, but was gentle and well-meaning.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Sounds like you were fond of him. My sympathies.
- Anglo-Saxon Man: Thanks for saving my neck, stranger. I pray I can return the favor someday.
Outcome
Eivor killed the Mercian soldier and rescued the falsely accused man Roderick.
Behind the scenes
"The False Ealdormancy" is a world event in Assassin's Creed: Valhalla that activates during the main story mission "Salve for a Fresh Wound". While the player is on the way from Lincoln to Ealdorman's Overlook to find Hunwald, the Anglo-Saxon soldier with the kidnapped Roderick will spawn on a separate road merging into the road from Lincoln. Roderick will endlessly cycle between his three lines until Eivor intervenes. In addition, the soldier has no real destination. Until attacked, he is scripted to make endless and randomized rounds along the roads in the area, even making u-turns at intersections.