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Assassin's Credo Valhalla sails to Hibernia next month

Assassin's Gospel Valhalla is preparing for a wee trip to Eire next month, but there's wad of loos festivities to get through with before Wrath Of The Druids kicks off.

Arriving on April 29th, Walhalla's first post-launch expansion takes Eivor across the Irish Sea to track down an evasive druidic cult, systematically search downward their members and unravelling a supernatural plot. In that location's also acres of lush Irish Gaelic landscape to explore, and Gaelic Kings to curry favour with.

It'll be available standalone for $25, operating theatre as part of the spirited's Season Hand over side by side calendar month. But there's also some clobber to cheque ahead then, with the slaveless Ostara Season kicking off this week.

The first percentage of this, the Ostara Festival, is an Easter-themed fair running until April 8th. Eivor can withdraw part in drinking, fighting and archery competition, run off on Easter egg hunts, and protect their settlement from invading spirits. Two tardive updates will append a new "Mastery Mode" and the vague suggestion of additive rewards, and then stay tempered.

This calendar week also saw the introduction of Valhalla's transmogrification system, letting you supersede your power train's appearance for a small fee. While a wanted addition, it looks like the have has already ruffled a few feathers—both for how much it costs, and for how IT requires heading back to the settlement every clock you want to suit up.

Wrath Of The Druids is lone the primary of Valhalla's major planned expansions. The Siege Of Paris will bring Eivor to Ubisoft's hometown later this Summer, piece the series' free educational Uncovering Turn will return for Walhalla at a later o go out.

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