What settlement does Eivor establish as a base in Assassin's Creed Valhalla?

Ravensthorpe is the settlement Eivor establishes as a base in Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

After arriving in England, Eivor and the Raven Clan create Ravensthorpe in the region of Mercia. The settlement develops from a small camp into a larger community as the player builds facilities, recruits allies, and completes story arcs across England. It serves as a recurring hub for equipment, quests, celebrations, and clan activities.

Ravensthorpe should not be confused with Fornburg, Eivor's early home in Norway. Jorvik and Winchester are major English cities visited during the story, but neither is Eivor's clan settlement. The distinction is useful because Valhalla's map includes many historical locations as well as the customizable base.

Valhalla was released in 2020 and follows Eivor, a Viking who leads the Raven Clan during the ninth century. The game presents both male and female versions of Eivor, while the settlement's name remains the same. Ravensthorpe is also the location where many of the game's supporting characters and upgrade systems converge.