Eivor’s Viking settlement in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is called Ravensthorpe.
Ravensthorpe is established in England after Eivor and the Raven Clan leave Norway. It becomes the player’s home base and grows as the story progresses. Buildings such as the longhouse, blacksmith, barracks, hidden bureau, and trading post unlock new services, equipment, missions, and customization options.
The settlement is located in Ledecestrescire, near the border between the game’s major English regions. Its development reflects one of Valhalla’s central themes: migration and the creation of a new community in a politically divided England.
Ravensthorpe should not be confused with Jorvik, the game’s name for Viking York, or with older Assassin’s Creed locations such as Monteriggioni and Forli. Those places belong to different historical settings and protagonists. The settlement’s name also connects with Eivor’s Raven Clan and the raven imagery used throughout the game.