In Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Eivor establishes the settlement of Ravensthorpe in ninth-century England.
Ravensthorpe becomes Eivor's main home after the Viking clan leaves Norway and settles in England. It begins as a developing camp and grows as the player constructs buildings, recruits specialists, and forms alliances with neighboring regions. The settlement acts as a hub between story arcs and exploration.
Ravensthorpe should not be confused with Jorvik, a major city explored during the campaign, or Repton, an important location in Ledecestrescire. Those places are regional destinations rather than Eivor's permanent settlement. The settlement's growth is also distinct from the game's raids, which provide resources used for construction.
Valhalla is set in the late ninth century during the Viking expansion into England. Eivor's clan becomes involved in conflicts among Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and Viking leaders. The settlement is fictional within the game, although its surrounding political world draws on historical England.