In Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Eivor establishes the Norse settlement of Ravensthorpe in England.
Ravensthorpe becomes Eivor's home and the operational center for the Raven Clan after the group leaves Norway. The settlement begins as a small camp and grows through building upgrades, alliances, and resources collected during raids and exploration. Its facilities include a longhouse and specialized structures that unlock services and story content.
The settlement is fictional, although Valhalla places it within a carefully researched ninth-century English landscape. Eivor's campaigns reach historical kingdoms and areas such as Mercia, East Anglia, Northumbria, and Wessex. Jorvik, Winchester, and Repton are real or historically based locations in the game, but they are not the Raven Clan's home base.
Ravensthorpe also gives the game's episodic regional stories a common center. Characters from different factions visit it, and the settlement changes as Eivor's influence expands. This makes it more than a temporary camp: it is the political and social heart of the English campaign.