Byzantine Greek Helmet

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The Byzantine Greek Helmet was a helmet that the Viking jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan traded for, at Azar's market in late 9th century Dublin, Ireland. Alongside the Byzantine Greek Helmet, Eivor acquired the rest of its set from Azar's trade contracts.

During her time in Ireland, Eivor worked with Azar in building Dublin to be the country's trade center. Upon building up Dublin, Eivor retrieved items around Ireland and its trade posts, such as pieces of clothing, luxuries, and texts. In one of Azar's trade contracts, Basil I recognized the value of a book, despite not being a scholar. However, Basil was a modest hunter and appreciated well-maintained fur. After trading 150 pieces of clothing, 120 texts, and 20 luxuries, Eivor increased Dublin's affluence with Basil's Constantinople and obtained some trade post supplies and the Byzantine Greek Helmet.

Armor statistics

Class	Quality	Armor	Evasion	Light Resistance	Heavy Resistance	Weight	Availability
Wolf
	Superior	25	11	20	26	15	Trade 150 pieces of clothing, 120 texts, and 20 luxuries with Azar
	Flawless						Upgrade
	Mythical	43	19	35	41
Description
Inspired by the Greek Spartan, this helmet exceeds in both protection and style.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Valhalla − Wrath of the Druids