Discovery Tour: Viking Age

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Discovery Tour: Viking Age is the Discovery Tour mode for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. It was released as a free downloadable add-on on 19 October 2021^[1] and is available for free to those who own the base game, or for purchase as a stand-alone version on PC.

Gameplay

In the game, players are able to freeroam and explore the maps of Norway and Anglo-Saxon England and learn about both countries' histories. Unlike previous installments which employed the use of guided tours, Discovery Tour: Viking Age will see players assume the roles of various characters and take on quests with the aim of bringing them closer to the material by putting them at the center of it.^[2]

Memories


Oaths & Honour	Through Faith & Fire	Seaworthy	Into the West

A Barter for Peace	Aelfred's Legacy	New Life, New Lands	Where Fates Align

Codex

Learnings

War & Politics

A Familiar Battleground	A "Heathen" Army?	A Warrior's Tools	Alfred and the "English"
Anglo-Saxon Warfare	Baptism and Victory	Horses and Warfare	Keeping Allies Close
Kin and Household	King and Clergy	King Harald Fairfair	Military Leadership
Military Organization	Peacemaking, Peacebreaking	Scouts Before the Storm	The Battle of Edington
The Burh	The Clan	The Félag, or Fellowship	The Fyrd, or Militia
The Gift of East Anglia	The Great Hall	The Rise of Alfred	The Roman Fortress
The Seven Kingdoms	The Treaty with Guthrum	The Truce of Wedmore	The Witan
Trust and Oathkeeping	Viking Warfare	What is an "Anglo-Saxon"?	What was a King?

Daily Life

Alrekstad	Anglo-Saxon Homes	Chippenham	Conditions on Board
Cook and Kitchen	Curing Fish	Dividing the Land	Dividing the Spoils
Do You Speak "Viking"?	Fashion: A Status Symbol	Games and Sports	Grooming and Hygiene
Gunnhilda	Household Slaves	Marriage Between Peoples	Monasteries: Many Roles
Naming the Land	Nutrition on Board	Seafaring	Stavanger
Staying the Winter	The Boender, or Freemen	The Ceorls, or Freemen	The City of Winchester
The Ealdormen	The Freewomen	The Land of Ice and Snow?	The Thegns
The Town of Jorvik	Thorsteinn Silvertongue	Who Was in the "Army"?	Why Leave Scandinavia?

Religion & Magic

A Life of Prayer	A Strict Diet	Bishops: A Divided Duty	Blessing the Ship
Christianization	Church Power Structure	Church Testimonies	Destiny and Ancestry
Ely, a Monastery for All	Hamingja: A Family Spirit	Magic and Medicine	Monasteries: A Quiet Place
Norse Religion	Relics and Saints	Ships: Between Two Worlds	The Church Altar
The Cross and the Hammer	The Hours of the Day	The Megalith	The Move to Christianity
The Old Minster	The Old Norse Idea of Self

Myths & Legends

A Sacrifice for Wisdom	Across the Rainbow Bridge	Animal Taboos	Divinities of the Sea
Giants: Children of Ymir	Lands of the Dead	Lands of the Dead II	Loki the Trickster
Mystery of the Shore	Odin: The All-father	Taboos on the High Seas	The Elk, or Elgr
The Goddess Freyja	The Horse, or Hestr	The Iron Will of Fate	The Legendary Brothers
The Nine Realms	The Norns: Keepers of Fate	The Sacred Mead of Poetry	The Sea: A Spiritual Being
The Snake, or Ornir	The Völva: A Soothslayer	The Well of Mimir	Thor, God of Thunder
Yggdrasil: The World Tree

Science

Anglo-Scandinavian Farming	Bioarchaeology	Medicines and Medics	Medieval Christian Medicine
Parchment: Made to Last	Telling Time	The Art of Making Charcoal	The Cargo Ship: The Knorr
The Coastal Trader	The Four Humours	The Hull and Mast	The Navigator
The Sail	The Ordeal of the Copyist

Law & Justice

Feuds and Vengeance	Justice and Honour	Mannhelgi: A Sacred Space	Mannjafnadr: A War of Words
The Art of Illumination	The Gothi, or Lawkeeper	The Horror of Banishment	The Thing, or Assembly

Art & Culture

A New, Mixed Identity	Anglo-Scandinavian Fashion	Old English Literature	Runes and Runestones
Stone Sculptures	The Scriptorium	The Figurehead	The Skald and His Art

Trade & Economy

Alfred's Silver Coins	Bartering and Hacksilver	Destinations of the Voyagers	Jorvik: Conquest to Boom
Raiding the Monasteries	Slavery	The Longship, or Langskip	The Market of Coppergate
The Mint of Jorvik	The North Way	The World Comes to Jorvik	What's a "Wic?"

Behind the Scenes

England

Immersion

Research

Scandinavia

Designing Stavanger

The Creation of Eivor

Characters

Name	Description	Availability
King Aelfred	Protected Wessex against Vikings and promoted literacy amongst his people.	Visit 70 Discovery Sites
Basim Ibn Ishaq	Basim is calculating, an agent of chaos, a fickle trickster, and capricious.	Visit 5 Behind the Scenes stations
Ceolbert	The son of a noble, he finds himself embroiled in his father's political affairs.	Visit 30 Discovery Sites
Brother Ealric	Ealric is a kind, determined monk, whose aim is to share his faith and love for his God.	Unlocked by default
Eivor (Female)	Protagonist of AC Valhalla, Eivor is a skilled fighter and strategist.	Unlocked by default
Eivor (Male)	Protagonist of AC Valhalla, Eivor is a skilled fighter and strategist.	Unlocked by default
Freyja	Goddess of fertility and magic, she rules over Fólkvangr.	Visit 90 Discovery Sites
Fulke	Clandestine member of the Order of the Ancients.	Visit 20 Discovery Sites
Gunnhilda	Gunnhilda is a weaver. Tenacious, practical, and married to Thorsteinn.	Visit 5 Discovery Sites
Hytham	Basim's disciple, Hytham is incurably optimistic and endlessly curious.	Visit 10 Behind the Scenes stations
Ivarr the Boneless	An historic Viking conqueror and the inspiration for many a saga.	Visit 15 Behind the Scenes stations
Layla Hassan	Member of the Brotherhood and former employee of Abstergo Industries.	Unlocked by default
Loki	Loki is the god of mischief. And mischievous he is indeed.	Complete the Where Fates Align quest
Odin	As the mightiest god of all, Odin seeks exemption from any binding fate.	Visit 50 Discovery Sites
Randvi	Randvi is a War Chief and wife of Sigurd. She's ruthless but boisterous.	Visit 80 Discovery Sites
Rebecca Crane	She is the creator of the Animus 2.0.	Visit 20 Behind the Scenes stations
Shaun Hastings	Gives tactical guidance to numerous Assassin cells across the globe.	Visit all 25 Behind the Scenes stations
Sigurd Styrbjornsson	Eivor's adoptive brother, he is strong, fearless and charismatic.	Visit 60 Discovery Sites
Soma	Soma, Jarl of Cambridge, is friendly, determined and empathetic.	Visit 10 Discovery Sites
Stowe	Stowe has a strong sense of purpose in helping others, despite his temper.	Visit 40 Discovery Sites
Thor	God of thunder, god of the people, giant slayer... Which is the most accurate?	Visit all 92 Discovery Sites
Thorsteinn Silvertongue	Patient, honourable, Thorsteinn yearns to be a great merchant. Married to Gunnhilda.	Unlocked by default
Valka	Valka is a seeress. She practices Seidr [Magic] and brings counsel to Eivor	Complete the Aelfred's Legacy quest
Young Sigurd	Eivor's adoptive brother, as a child.	Unlocked by default