Assassin's Creed Valhalla Trophy Guide & Roadmap

This can only be done at a specific downhill section in Norway, in the Rygjafylke region.

Go where the 3 map markers are in the images below (or refer to the video) and slide down that exact path. It’s only the part where you can slide for 150 meters. This stretch is just a little over 150m.

The easiest method is to do this on the straw puppets (practice targets) at the Hidden Ones Bureau, at your settlement in England.

To perform an assassination from a horse, you must tap the crouch button while on the horse (this will make you stand on the horse). Then press to perform the assassination.

If you don’t see the prompt coming up, try damaging the straw puppets a bit by kicking them from your horse. When they are low on “health” the prompt should come up. Because these practice targets don’t move around it’s easier than doing it on real enemies.

For this only melee takedowns count (bow stealth takedowns don’t count). You need to defeat 10 enemies in a row without breaking stealth / without being seen. Having 1-hit kill assassinations turned on in the game options is very helpful for this.

A good place for it is the town of Ledecestre, 2 viewpoints north of your settlement, in the Ledecestrescire region. Make a manual save before you start. Then take out enemies one by one. Feel free to take as much time as you need, just don’t break stealth. Other good locations are any big towns (look for enemies who stand alone by themselves) and some Raid Locations (they always have lots of enemies but a bit more tricky than towns).

The skill “Chain Assassination” (yellow skill tree) is extremely useful here. It will throw an axe at a 2nd nearby enemy to stealth kill them. It’s okay to use this skill (counts towards the 10 stealth takedowns), just make sure you aren’t seen while using it. Perfect when two enemies are walking in a line, you can take out the one behind and throw an axe at the one in front. It only works when the 2nd enemy is a few meters away, not when they stand side by side.

A “hard difficulty” soldier is one that is several levels above you and has a red skull left of their health bar. This does not mean in-game difficulty. You can do this on easy difficulty (and you should do it on easy because those enemies are tough otherwise).

Go to the southernmost viewpoint in Hamtunscire (level 340 region), in the town Werham. There are many “Standard Bearer” enemy types here. They are big enemies with spears and yellow names. Make sure they show the red skull next to their health bars. You should be under level 300. If you are already above level 300, simply reset your level in the skills menu. Also set your game on easy difficulty for Combat so they don’t kill you as quickly.

Before you do anything, make a manual save so that you can quickly retry if things go wrong. Two of the Standard Bearers are at the northern gate entrance of the Werham town. More are walking around at the town square. Whittle down their health so they will die within 1 hit of your bow (Light Bow recommended because it has more arrows and shoots quicker).

Now put yourself on fire. Either throw a torch at the straw around town, or at one of the straw roofs, or wait for the Standard Bearers to throw fire bombs at you. Wait until the red “fire icon” in the bottom left corner of your screen has completely filled up. Then either shoot a Bearer with arrows while you stand in fire, or quickly run up to them and melee-kill them from behind before your fire runs out. Arrows are the easiest option though. I used the Light Bow and just shot them in the arms/legs while I burned.

Repeat this until you killed 3 while on fire. You DON’T need to kill 3 in one go of being on fire. It’s okay to kill one at a time, let the fire go out, put yourself on fire again and kill the next one. You just can’t exit combat. If you exit combat it will reset the count and you must kill 3 again. But one at a time is totally sufficient for the trophy.

There are also other shielded enemies here that wield morningstars. Personally, I did it by killing 3 Shield Bearers but if you killed one by accident you can try it on one of the Morningstar enemies as a replacement, or reload the manual save you made beforehand.

You can see your progress on the world map for each region (bottom right corner). You can still revisit all regions after the story.

The following guides show everything region by region and include everything you need:

• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Wealth Guide
• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Mysteries Guide
• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Artifacts Guide

An easy location for this is in Lincolnshire (England), in the river south of Botolphston. There usually spawn 5+ boats close together.

All you need to do is call your longship (from the item wheel select the longship while near water), then open the sails by holding and ram into 5 small fisher boats. The area marked red in the image below shows the spot (eastern edge of map where North Sea is):

Each skill point you spend increases your level by 1.

There are 2 ways to gain skill points: From gaining XP (Quests, Enemies) & from completing Mysteries. You will have to complete all Mysteries for 100% completion anyway so this will come automatically along the way. The story alone will get you 180 skill points.

» Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Mysteries Guide

The remaining levels come from crafting new buildings at your settlement. With each level you unlock new building types. To reach level 6 simply build all of them and also finish the story.

To craft buildings you need Supplies & Raw Materials. You will automatically get these while collecting all Wealth in the game (see Assassin’s Creed Valhalla All Wealth Locations). The Cargo Wealth is the type that gives you the resources you need, primarily found in Raid areas. Some smaller chests that have golden map icons but don’t count as Wealth can also contain 100 Supplies. As you go for 100% game completionist for “Completionist All the Way!” you should automatically gain enough materials. If you end up short on supplies, try going back to the Monasteries where you did Raids (see Raid Locations) and open the smaller chests there, they guarantee supplies. More small supply chests are found in civilian locations (towns).

Your settlement level is displayed on the world map when you scroll over Ravensthorpe (your settlement), in the bottom right corner.

First you need to kill the 6 Order Members in the right-side branch (Kjotve, Leofgifu, Hunta, Sister Frideswid, Avgos, Vicelin).

Then you will automatically unlock a new quest “In a Strange Land” to kill Gorm Kjotvesson. Then you need to report back to Hytham at the Hidden Ones Bureau and talk to Randvi. When talking to Randvi you must look at her Alliance Map and scroll all the way down (south of the England Map) to see Vinland and pledge to it. This can be a bit confusing and hard to see. After pledging to Vinland at the bottom edge of the Alliance Map, you talk to a girl at the docks of your settlement and then it will bring you to Vinland. The questline there involves killing Gorm, a member of the Order of the Ancients.

The “Settlement Cosmetic Spots” are the totems around your settlement in England, called Ravensthorpe. Interact with them and place any one of the customization items (like a well or berserker totem). You can use the same customization item on all 16 cosmetic spots, they don’t have to be different ones (I put the Berserker Arsenal on all of them).

Below are all totem locations. Should they not all be available to you yet, you must build some more buildings and level up your settlement.

1. One at the docks, under the wooden, roof-shaped structure.
2. Another one at the docks, also under the wooden, roof-shaped structure (just next to the 1st totem).
3. Behind the Barracks.
4. Behind the fishing hut, next to the Bakery.
5. Behind the Vendor, behind the Bakery, in front of the Brewery.
6. In front of the Hunter.
7. To the right of the Longhouse’s main entrance.
8. By the big, customizable tree, right of Contracts giver.
9. At the very root of the same tree.
10. In front of the Tattooist.
11. In front of the Cartographer, behind the Assassins’ Bureau.
12. In front of the Shipyard.
13. In front of the tree that’s in front of the Stables.
14. In front of the Museum.
15. Behind the Mayda’s House, left of the Grain Farm.
16. Behind Kari’s House.

A very easy spot for this is in the region “Essexe” (southeast part of England), in the town “Colcestre”. Travel to the viewpoint in Colcestre. From the viewpoint, look west, towards the center of town. There’s a pond in the center of town with some guards and monks walking in circles around it. Just go to the monks and press to blend in.

Then walk alongside them and wait to pass by some guards. The trophy will unlock when you pass by a guard so closely that the assassination prompt comes up. It will only take a few seconds in this location to get it. Remember it only works in “Distrust Areas”, the areas that have an orange indicator at the top of the HUD. This town is a Distrust area so it works fine there. The images below show the spot.

To enhance a weapon’s quality you need Ingots, found all across the world. Once you’ve collected the right amount of the required Ingots (Carbon, Nickel or Tungsten), visit the Blacksmith at your Settlement to enhance the quality of your weapon. For this trophy, you need to reach enhancement tier level 4 (gold color). Ingots are a type of Wealth Collectible and you’ll get them all automatically while following the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Wealth Locations Guide.

To upgrade a weapon, open your Inventory, hover over the weapon of your choice and press to check if you’ve got the required materials to upgrade it. You’ll know when you can upgrade a weapon because a small up arrow will be shown inside your upgradable weapon’s square. To upgrade a weapon you need Leather, Iron Ore, Fabric and Titanium. All of these materials are scattered across the world and in smaller golden chests. Make sure you open smaller chests consistently on your journey to get enough materials.

Once you’ve reached enhancement tier level 4 and filled up all the upgrade slots for all enhancement tier levels, this trophy will be yours.

An easy spot for this is in the starting region of England called “Ledecestrescire”, in a place called Venonis north-west of your Settlement.

There’s a Roman Artifact Collectible (white dot / mask icon on map). Where this Artifact is, there’s a “Goliath” enemy on top of a big pillar. You can see him by using Odin’s Sight . Use the ladder to climb up the pillar, shoot the red lock on the 2nd ladder (use again to highlight it) and reach the top. Now let the Goliath do his red rune attack where he grabs and throws you. Sometimes he will try to rush towards you and accidentally fall down to his death. It’s recommended to make a manual save beforehand so you can just reload and retry immediately if things go bad.

Fireflies always spawn at night in the building shown below (only if you haven’t picked up the Roman Artifact there yet. If you already got the Roman Artifact exit the Animus and re-enter and the Fireflies should respawn):

You can open the item wheel and choose “Meditate” at the bottom to change between day and night. It has to be nighttime. Enter the building, run after the firefly (it looks like a glowing flying dot), and pick it up by pressing the interaction button :triangle . It will say +1 Firefly on the right side of the screen. If you already collected the Roman Artifact at this location the firefly might not be there. In this case go to the location, exit the Animus (press from Inventory), then re-enter the Animus and the fireflies should respawn.

Now head back to your settlement (Ravensthorpe) and go to the pond with the waterfall, to the right side of the Seer’s hut. Walk at the edge of the pond there and you’ll see a screen prompt come up that says “Release Firefly” ( ). This will unlock the trophy. It only works if you actually caught a firefly and have it in your inventory.

Roman Artifacts are one type of the white “Artifacts” Collectibles. Because all Artifacts are required for 100% completion (Completionist All the Way! trophy), you will get them automatically while following the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Artifacts Guide.

Each additional skill point you earn after Level 400 becomes a Mastery Point. You spend them in the skill tree just like you did with normal skill points. Do this once to earn the trophy. Unlike normal skill points they won’t increase your level however (Level 400 is the Maximum).

Hadrian’s Wall is at the northern edge of England. There are 10 Braziers alongside the wall. Throw a torch at them to light them (hold to open weapon wheel and select torch at the top).

Refer to the video above for a walkthrough of the wall where to find all 10 braziers.

Also see the dedicated Flyting Locations Guide which has just the Flytings.

Now simply enter a river/sea while riding your horse and swim for 3km total.

Step 1: Defeat the 3 Daughters of Lerion. See Daughters of Lerion Locations. Each of them gives you a dagger that you must enter on an underground statue. Do note that one of them is level 340, but on easy difficulty you can beat her at level 150 if you’re good at parrying.

Step 2: In East Anglia, enter the underground section shown below.

Step 3: Reach the end of this underground section. In the last room there’s a Lerion statue with 3 slits on its back. You must put in the daggers here that you got from defeating the 3 Daughters of Lerion. This makes the statue go away and reveals some stairs leading down to a Wealth Chest. In that chest is Thor’s Helmet.