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Potential dlc idea
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With previous titles such as Origins and Odyssey, both showing flair and reaching into fantasy things, with the pharaohs, and mythical creatures, with the forgotten saga, showing the development team can introduce us to dragon's, I think it would be interesting if eivor either went through a portal through the world maybe near the big tree in ravensthorpe, this would take alot of work, but would still allow us to enjoy the viking experience even more, have it were you have a massive ship, and have it were you enter epic battles with warlords(warlocks), take on dragon's 4 main one's, have it were you engage in ship battles, with dragon's also entering the fray of battle, have it were you have your own dragon that you are introduced to and can upgrade to make stronger, same with your massive ship, and upgrade your crews ships also, and have a full fledged story mode that maybe consists of 6 hours of epic story telling. This would be within the theme of the game, but would bring that flair that the previous games in origins and Odyssey brought, through the realm of fantasy. Could also be how pieces of Eden are introduced to the game as well. Just an idea I have. I know the last chapter is supposed to be the final dlc for this title. But if this hasn't been explored or considered. I just thought I would share this idea anyways thanks.
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