Ravensthorpe is Eivor’s home settlement in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
Eivor and their Viking clan establish Ravensthorpe in England after leaving Norway. The settlement becomes the player’s central base, where buildings can be constructed and upgraded to unlock services, quests, equipment, and story content. Its development reflects the clan’s attempt to create a permanent community rather than continue a purely raiding lifestyle.
Ravensthorpe is fictional, but Valhalla places it within a historical landscape shaped by Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and Viking expansion. The game’s English map includes territories such as Mercia, East Anglia, Northumbria, and Wessex, with political alliances forming the structure of much of the campaign.
Fornburg is an important settlement in Norway, while Jorvik is the game’s name for historical York. Grantebridgescire is a regional territory, not Eivor’s home base, so these names are related but distinct.