In Assassin's Creed Valhalla, which Norse name is used for the protagonist Eivor's settlement in England?

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Ravensthorpe is the name of Eivor's Norse settlement in England in Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

Eivor establishes Ravensthorpe after arriving in England with the Raven Clan. The settlement becomes a headquarters where the player can construct buildings, recruit allies, undertake quests, and expand the clan's influence across the region.

Valhalla begins in Norway, where the settlement of Fornburg is associated with Eivor's early life. After the clan leaves Norway, the English settlement becomes the main social and logistical center of the campaign. Its facilities grow as the player gathers supplies and completes regional arcs.

Jorvik is the game's name for historical York, while Grantebridgescire is a territory rather than Eivor's home settlement. Ravensthorpe is fictional, although the wider game draws on ninth-century England and includes historical kingdoms, rulers, and conflicts.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Oct. 2026

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