How does Valhalla end?

As expected, this final dollop of Valhalla storyline sees Eivor wrap up her time in England and head off to North America one last time - where the game's opening shows she is buried.

What is the last mission in Valhalla?

The Last Chapter consists of a few quick missions. You travel to different regions of England and Norway, talk to NPCs that you played with during the story progression of the game, remember the “good old times” and reveal to them that you are going away to explore the vast world, this time for good.

Does AC Valhalla have a sad ending?

So just finished Valhalla and felt strangely bummed out. Part of me wanted Eivor to embrace Odin despite his flaws - especially since Basim is now around in the modern day. But there's a lesson behind this I think - given time everyone loses and everyone wins.

Does Eivor become Jarl?

Selecting 'I understand your anger' results in Sigurd staying in Norway and Eivor becomes the jarl of Ravensthorpe.

Why is Eivor buried in America?

This is because Vinland was the name given to North America by Leif Erikson, the first recorded explorer to discover the region in around 1000 CE. This was over a century before Eivor's death, meaning she was the first person to travel to this region and ended up passing there.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Ending Explained

Is Basim good or bad?

Type of Villain

Basim recalling Odin's betryal to Eivor. Basim Ibn ishaq is one of the two overarching antagonists in Assassin's Creed franchise, alongside Alfred the Great. He is the main antagonist of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and the main protagonist of the upcoming Assassin's Creed: Mirage.

Who is the last cultist in AC Valhalla?

The Grand Maegester of the AC Valhalla Order of the Ancients (opens in new tab)—otherwise known as 'The Father'—is the leader of the organisation and he's the last of the cult members that you'll need to reveal. As with the other cultists in the game, you'll unlock clues to his identity as you play through the game.

Who betrayed Eivor?

There's reason to suspect each of them, but only one is the actual traitor. If you don't care about becoming Sherlock Holmes for a short while, then you should know the traitor is Galinn.

How many endings does Valhalla have?

Assassin's Creed Valhalla technically has two endings, since the crucial changes that alter Sigurd's opinion of Eivor do provide consequences.

Does Eivor fight Basim?

Basim can hurt and kill you, but he doesn't have a health bar and most of the fighting serves to give you something to do while Basim and Eivor fight.

Is Basim Altair's father?

In this same vein, Basim could be more directly connected to Altair, as while Altair's parents are never introduced, Basim is an Arabic name. Basim could be a direct ancestor of Altair and an indirect ancestor to Ezio, if Ubi didn't just retcon the whole different parental line thing.

Does Eivor lose an eye?

Pinned Locked Moved Unsolved Eivor's eye is missing after completing Dawn of Ragnarok and returning to England. So upon finishing dawn of Ragnarok and returning to England, Evior is still missing an eye, and by discussing this with fellow gamers I realized that this is a bug.

Who is Basim lover?

In modern times, Basim is sworn to Aletheia, his long-lost lover who revived him and brought him back to life.

Who is the real Eivor?

Male Eivor

As players discovered, Eivor Varinsdottir was actually the reincarnation of the Asgardian Isu Odin/Havi, and she's able to experience his history through visions by the Ravensthorpe mystic Valka.

Why is Eivor still drunk?

While the drunkenness goes away after a minute or so, others say their characters stay drunk no matter how long they wait. As it turns out, Ubisoft had figured out the root cause of the issue last time and said that the bug was linked to the Yuletide festival.

Does Eivor reincarnate?

The result of this yearning was their reincarnations, various characters the players encounter in the game. One of these reincarnations is Eivor, the game's main protagonist.

What happens to Eivor in the end?

As expected, this final dollop of Valhalla storyline sees Eivor wrap up her time in England and head off to North America one last time - where the game's opening shows she is buried.

Did Eivor cut off his ring finger?

It doesn't change. However, as pointed out by Redditor Propato__Arthur, Basim's outfit is an exception to this. Equipping Basim's Outfit to Eivor not only moves the Hidden Blade beneath her wrist, but it also removes her ring finger entirely.

Why is Eivor called the mad one?

The ancient Fomorian being called Balor knew him as Fjölnir, while his fellow Isu Loki and Aletheia derisively called him the Mad One for his obsessive quest to avoid death, and Ásgarðr's main chef Andhrímnir referred to him as Lore-Keeper.

Why did Basim turn on Eivor?

It transpires that Basim is the reincarnation of Loki in Eivor's Norse Isu past, meaning that he wants his fellow Isu dead in revenge for their treatment of his son.

Did Basim hate Eivor?

In the original Norse myth, Ragnarok begins with the death of Baldur at Loki's hands. While Asgard's story will continue in Valhalla's DLC, there's more than enough context to explain Basim's rage against Eivor. In reality, the Assassin is Loki reincarnated, and he's held onto his grudge against Odin for centuries.

Who is Eivor's son?

Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son Sigurd, Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.

Did Basim turn evil?

Eventually, though, Basim was revealed to be the bad guy all along who wanted revenge on Eivor for his past wrongs as Odin during the First Civilization. This evil scheme turned Basim into a hammy villain, also being too “out there” to fall in line with his characterization.

What happens if you punch Sigurd but not Basim?

If you punch Basim, but not Sigurd, or the other way around:

The outcome of the encounter is functionally the same, just with slightly different dialogue lines. Sigurd will still negatively remember the argument in future.