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6 Locations to visit in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla

Tyrion Lannister’s Cell in East Anglia

Hidden in the depths of Dunwic Ruins is a loving recreation of one of Game of Thrones most iconic location: Tyrion Lannister’s three-walled prison cell. This quick detour from England to Westeros is complete with a note found in the cell that quotes some of Tyrion’s lines from the hit show.
The grim, blood-soaked world of Game of Thrones feels right at home is a game like this, and fans shouldn’t miss out on this unique crossover. Visiting the cell feels fittingly spooky, as it’s hard to imagine how one could sleep there knowing they might roll right off the edge onto the jagged rocks below.

Heimdall’s Tower in Asgard

Drink Valka’s first magic potion to be sent to the home of ancient Norse gods, where players have the opportunity to walk in the shoes of the all- powerful Odin and interact with the likes of Thor, Loki, and Freyja, All of Asgard is stunning to behold, and Heimdall’s skyscraping tower is the best place to take in the striking view.
Of all the game’s synchronization points, this throne tower is certainly the tallest. In fact, it’s one of the tallest buildings to jump off of in any video game. Leaping into the placid reflection pools below is one of the most exhilarating moments to be had in Valhalla, as Eivor picks up a ton of speed during the long way down.

The Coliseum in Lunden

Long-time fans of the franchise have already parkoured their way through Victorian London in Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, so it’s striking to see how different the city is one thousand years prior. The echoes of the Roman Empire are veery present in Valhalla’s large metro areas, particularly the withered coliseum that looms over London’s city square.
The player being able to climb the walls of a decaying Roman monument is a significant moment for this series. The Assassin’s Creed franchise has tackled many iconic moments in history, but fans are still waiting for a game centered on the age of the Roman Empire.

The Shire in Glowecestrescire

Tucked along the rivers of Glowecestrescire is an unassuming house that requires a key for entry. Behind the locked door is a note that includes many overt references to the beloved Lord of the Rings character Bilbo Baggins, as well as a ring that bears a shocking resemblance to that series’ iconic Ring of Power.
The One Ring to Rule Them All is actually not the only Lord of the Rings reference hidden in Glowecestrescire. West of the town of Glowcestre is a small grouping of houses that closely resembles The Shire. There were clearly some Tolkien fans on Ubisoft’s development team, celebrating their fandom with easter egg locations in the game.

Ravensthorpe

The most rewarding location to visit in the game is without a doubt the home of the Raven Clan, as it will continue to grow the more that Eivor completes their conquest of England. Valhalla builds a rich Viking world to explore, and Ravensthorpe is at the heart of connecting the player to the real-life conquest of 9th century England.
This Raven Clan settlement is one of the many ways Ubisoft makes the player feel like a Viking. One of the things that makes Valhalla one of the Viking video games ever is the choice it fives the player in almost every element of the game, and Ravensthorpe allows the player to build the Viking village of their dreams.

Serpent’s Tree in Jotunheim

Valka’s other hallucinogenic tonic sends Eivor to Jotunheim, the legendary home of the frost giants. It’s great to see another pillar of Norse mythology so lovingly adapted and rendered, especially the long and twisty Serpent’s Tree that seems to grow new branches before the player’s very eyes.
As a Viking, Jotunheim represents a very dangerous place for someone like Eivor. It’s therefore fitting that the Serpent’s Tree is such a confusing and deceptive location, as the appearance of the tree changes depending on where Eivor is standing. It’s worth it to work out the puzzle and climb the tree, as its inhabitants are actually alternate versions of Isu character seen in pervious Assassin’s Creed games.