This deer was like .. f it, ima be an ostrich

Hello,
My friend sent me screenshots of his inventory and the appearance of his character, and I noticed that he has two unique weapons:
- Dwarf Ax (I know where to get this weapon, you can buy it in the UBI store)
- Skadi blade "ice axe on the photo" (how to get this weapon?)

And here is the problem. My friend finished the game and forgot where he got the Skadi Blade - he doesn't remember whether he bought it or got it.
I personally searched the entire internet, YouTube and nowhere for any information on this weapon!

From where, where and how can you get it? It is not even available for purchase in the UBI store!

Greet to you all and I'm waiting for a reply,

Best Regards,
Mat.

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There’s no easy way to say this so I’m just gonna come out with it: I finished Dawn of Ragnarok and it is my least favourite of the three paid expansions. I am so glad I got this on sale - it’s clear that Ubisoft crapped this out to financially tide them over until Mirage. Not only is the storyline even further disconnected from the assassins to the point where I was constantly questioning why the hell I was doing any of it, but it’s creatively bankrupt.

The mystery side quests are half-[censored] and nowhere near as interesting as ones in the base game, save for one where Odin ends up in a prison cell. They’re not even as good as the mysteries in the two other paid DLCs. Everything else is just what you would do in the main game, including the annoying “barred from the other side” time-wasters which are still the most tedious, pointless ways to disguise basic b*itch collectibles I have ever seen.  

The new Hugr-Rip abilities are undermined by the fact that you can only equip three at the most (when upgraded).  Power of Muspelheim is almost compulsory to have on the wheel because the game just vomits lava everywhere - making a sluggish traversal system even worse - and most of the story bosses just camp in lava pits until they are dragged out kicking and screaming after you wail on them while standing in the pits. 

The other compulsory ability is the Power of the Raven. Not only does it circumvent the irritating on-foot movement (why on Earth is there still no ‘hold to sprint’?) but there are some trees that the game won’t allow Odin to climb just so he’s forced to fly to the nest…  These are prime examples of creating a problem and then making the player grind for the solution rather than coming up with ways to make these newfound abilities provide  a fresh and creative approach to level design and combat. It’s a shame because I particularly liked the Rebirth ability (raising dead enemies to fight with you) but I was constantly putting it away for Power of Muspelheim out of necessity. 

And I’m sorry but I could not give two craps about Odin’s quest to find his son and didn’t have any time for the “feels” it was trying to force out of me by the end. It has nothing to do with Assassin's Creed and if I'm gonna play as the Isu I would want to experience it exactly as it was, not through the lens of Norse mythology, so this whole "Eivor's fever dream" nonsense just makes me roll my eyes. The entire point of Assassin's Creed lore is that it's supposed to challenge what we believe about religion and history so essentially none of the events in Dawn of Ragnarok should have actually happened and the aesthetic in Odin's time should not look like this. Remember the conclusion of the animus anomalies? That's how Dawn of Ragnarok should have looked.

Also, Eivor (Odin?) is just gluttonous now. I’m at power 537 with about 120 points in mastery skills (shared between bear, wolf and raven) and the amount of “stuff” I have just makes the combat so trivial that turning up the difficulty would not help. The mastery challenges with their hard level scaling and locked gear & abilities prove that even the passive skills are OP. I wasn’t one of those people who felt vanilla Valhalla was too long as, IMO, the amount of skill points and the pace at which you acquired them was equal to the content at the time, making for a balanced game if only slightly too easy by the end.  Now with the sheer amount of content there’s just more abilities and skill points and perks and armour and runes than I know what to do with, and there are only so many button combinations on a controller that you can come up with for every new thing that’s added before it becomes an absolute mess.  There is literally no more milk that can be squeezed out of this game.

Valhalla is soulless. Utterly soulless. The only reason why I’ve returned to it is to take back my 100% trophy list that was robbed from me with each and every update. I’m nearly there and only have that rogue-lite DLC that no one asked for left.  Please don’t add any more trophies. I want to be free and, quite frankly, I'm sick of you.