Where was Eivor Buried?
Eivor was buried in Vinland, which is the Norse name for North America, a region that was first discovered by Leif Erikson around 1000 CE. This historical location holds significant importance in the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla storyline, as it marks the final resting place of the game’s protagonist, Eivor, after a long and eventful life that took her to various parts of the world, including Norway, Anglia, Francia, Ireland, and even the mythological realms of Asgard, Jotunheim, and Svartalfheim.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Eivor and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
- Is Eivor a Hidden One?: Despite Hytham’s best efforts, Eivor was never convinced to become a full-fledged Hidden One, but her alliance and friendship with Hytham paved the way for the Brotherhood to become a force in England.
- Did Eivor reincarnate?: Eivor is a reincarnation of Odin, who in the Assassin’s Creed mythology is not a Norse deity but an Isu.
- How does Eivor lose his eye?: Eivor loses their eye twice during the game, once as Havi when they sacrifice it and again in Valhalla when they get shot, reflecting Odin’s characteristic of having only one eye.
- What happens to Eivor in the end?: Eivor ends up passing away in North America, far from Ravensthorpe, after a life filled with adventure and significant events.
- Who betrayed Eivor?: The traitor is Galinn, who wanted Soma out of his way to fulfill his deluded visions and disagreed with her ways.
About Basim and His Role
- Was Basim always Loki?: Basim was originally presented as a mentor figure but was later revealed to be the reincarnation of Loki, seeking vengeance upon Odin for killing Fenrir.
- Why did Basim betray Eivor?: Basim became fully Loki by the end of the game and tried to kill Eivor for what Odin did to Fenrir.
- Is Basim a bad guy?: Basim Ibn Ishaq turns out to be a bad guy in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, despite his initially endearing and earnest origin story.
- Is Basim Altair’s father?: Basim is not Altair’s father; Umar Ibn-La’Ahad is Altair Ibn-La’Ahad’s father, though Basim could be a direct ancestor of Altair given their similarities.
About Eivor’s Identity and Story
- Why is Eivor called Wolf-Kissed?: Eivor is called “Wolf-Kissed” due to the scar on her face, which she got as a child after being left alone following her parents’ death.
- What is Eivor’s real name?: Eivor Varinsdottir, also known as the Wolf-Kissed, is the main protagonist of Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla.
- Why is male Eivor not canon?: Male Eivor is not canon because the Animus misunderstands Eivor’s DNA and Odin’s influence, making Female Eivor the canonical version.
- Did Randvi cheat on Sigurd?: Randvi does cheat on Sigurd, which can impact Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s story, especially if Sigurd finds out about the affair.
- Who killed Eivor’s dad?: Kjotve the Cruel killed Eivor’s father, leading to Eivor’s quest for revenge.
- Why does Eivor reject Odin?: Eivor rejects Odin because their connection is unique, rooted in Eivor’s conflict with her past life as a precursor Isu, showing Eivor’s strength and individuality.