The ever-expanding world of Assassin's Creed Valhalla will receive one of the last major updates tomorrow, adding a final set of puzzle graves through a 1.6.1 patch.
This event was originally added to the game earlier this year and added a new storyline to the series’ mystery pioneer Isu race, which is to receive rewards by exploring a series of interesting puzzle dungeons.
It also allows Eivor to have face-to-face communication with a series of British historical figures before her time, such as the ancient Iceni Queen Boudicca. Fans have some interesting theories about the characters that may appear in the last set of dungeons (including characters who may be more from Assassin's Creed legend than from the real history itself).
Apart from these, this new update will add another building, Ravensthorpe Town - Rune Forging, where you can make new Rune Exchange Silver, which sounds like a more convenient tool.
From October 20th to November 10th, the game's seasonal Oscars will be relaunched, offering a range of new beauty awards.
Finally, a new batch of settlement decorations will be available through Ubisoft Connect, this time to celebrate the most recent 15th anniversary of Assassin's Creed.
This is like the penultimate set of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, and the last chapter of its story will drop in the free update in December. Ubisoft has promised this will end the lingering problem in the game, and in the recent trailer we can see Eivor leave Ravensthorpe for the last time.
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla first released in November 2020 and has been generously and actively launching updates since then, along with 3 paid DLCs.
Ubisoft will come out of this game next year and prepare to release the smaller stealth game "Assassin's Creed: Phantom", which takes place in Baghdad, the Middle East, and tells the interesting early character of Basim played by Assassin's Creed: Valhalla.
After 2023, Ubisoft has also planned a roadmap for the future of the series—all will be connected together through its Assassin’s Creed: Infinity platform.