Should I Deny Dag His Axe?
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The answer to whether you should deny Dag his axe is a straightforward no, as giving him the axe is one of the five key choices that drastically affects the ending of the game, and denying it will prevent you from getting the true ending of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. If you’re aiming for the best possible outcome, it’s highly recommended to give Dag his axe, as this decision will have significant implications on the storyline and its conclusion.
Understanding the Consequences
Giving Dag his axe is crucial for the true ending, and it’s essential to understand the consequences of this decision.
Related FAQs
1. What Happens if I Don’t Give Dag His Axe?
If you don’t give Dag his axe, it will change the ending of the game, and you won’t get the true ending for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
2. Can I Avoid Killing Dag?
No matter which option you choose when speaking to Dag, you’ll have to fight him, as he uses a shield and an axe, and his weak spots are his shield, left knee, and right shoulder.
3. Why Does Dag Betray Eivor?
Dag betrays Eivor because he dislikes Eivor for being the Jarl ad interim and thinks Eivor is not steering the clan towards proper Viking goals and not searching for Sigurd enough.
4. Should I Free the Geat or Kill Him?
If you kill him, Dag will respect you, but Randvi will not be happy about this decision, while spare the man, Dag will be unhappy with you, but Randvi will be glad you spared his life.
5. Should I Marry Randvi?
If Eivor loves Randvi and has haggled with their conscience enough to make this choice, the benefits of romance likely outweigh the drawbacks, and players are treated to new dialogue options.
6. Why Does Basim Hate Eivor?
Basim hates Eivor because 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.
7. Is Basim a Bad Guy?
Basim Ibn Ishaq turns out to be a bonafide bad guy in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and yet his origin story in this game is one far more endearing and earnest.
8. Is Dag a Bad Guy in AC Valhalla?
Dag was cartoonishly antagonistic to Eivor, which was a detriment to the clan, and short of directly betraying Sigurd himself, Dag’s actions can be seen as disloyal.
9. Does Eivor Leave Ravensthorpe?
It will be interesting to note whether players that complete the final chapter will be able to return to Ravensthorpe, as Eivor ends up passing away in North America, a long journey from Ravensthorpe.
10. Is Odin an Eivor?
Previous story elements in AC Valhalla have uncovered that Eivor is not possessed by Odin as is common in myths about polytheistic religious systems, but rather Eivor is a reincarnation of Odin, who instead of being a literal Norse deity is an Isu in the larger Assassin’s Creed mythology.
11. Does Eivor Take Over Ravensthorpe?
Eivor becomes the Jarl of Ravensthorpe if you select ‘I understand your anger‘ or ‘Your place is here‘, resulting in Sigurd staying in Norway.
12. Should Eivor Accept Randvi?
If Eivor loves Randvi and has haggled with their conscience enough to make this choice, the benefits of romance likely outweigh the drawbacks, and players are treated to new dialogue options.
13. Is Sigurd Really a God?
In Norse mythology, Sigurd is not a god, but rather a descendant of Odin, as his ancestor Sigi was known to be a son of Odin.
14. What is the Good Ending in Valhalla?
To get the best ending, ignore your greedy impulses and choose the “We leave the resources for Styrbjorn” option, which will give you brownie points with Sigurd both now and later on in the narrative.
15. Is Basim Altair’s Father?
Basim Ibn Ishaq is not the father of Altaïr Ibn-La’Ahad, but rather Umar Ibn-La’Ahad is Altaïr’s father, although Basim could be a direct ancestor of Altair given their similarities.