What is the name of the home settlement in Assassin's Creed Valhalla?

Ravensthorpe is the home settlement in Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

Eivor and the Raven Clan establish Ravensthorpe in England after leaving Norway. The settlement becomes the player's central base and grows as Eivor gathers supplies, completes alliances, and constructs buildings for the clan and its visitors.

Ravensthorpe is not a single historical city represented exactly as it existed in the ninth century. It is a fictional settlement created for the game, while the surrounding campaign draws on Anglo-Saxon England, Viking expansion, and regional kingdoms. Its name combines the raven imagery associated with Eivor's clan with the English place-name element “thorpe.”

Players can expand facilities such as the blacksmith, barracks, hidden bureau, and trading post. This makes Ravensthorpe more than a backdrop: it is the game's main progression hub and a meeting point for many supporting characters.