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Male Eivor Trailer Appearance
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I'm trying a playthrough where my version of Eivor looks exactly like the one from the first trailer for Assassin's Creed Valhalla. So far I currently have the Classic Hair (Blond), Combed Beard, and Raven Guard (Head) Tattoo.
His Gear is All Raven Clan and is dual wielding Varin's Axe and Housecarl's Axe. I can't figure out the bow (I'm pretty sure this one could be anything)
Do you think this looks like the Eivor from the first trailer. If not, what should I change? -
@honeybadgerron
make s creenshjot of your eivor next to one from the trailer and then we can look at it
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@honeybadgerron the second axe should be either the raiders axe or fryd axe. Then you just need the combed beard, classic hair (one you start with) and the raven tattoos with eye shadow. Plus base raven gear. Bow doesn't matter as its not in the initial trailer
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First off, I would like to thank everyone that put in their opinion on this thread.
Second, after looking through other websites, this thread on Reddit seemed the most accurate.
https://www.reddit.com/r/assassinscreed/comments/kaoqu9/canon_gear_of_eivor_in_assassins_creed_valhalla/
It states that Male Eivor's gear from the trailers/promo arts are the following:
- Raven Clan Armor Set
- Varin's Axe (Bearded Axe) (Main Hand)
- Death-Speaker (Hunters Bow)
- Bone-Biter (Dane Axe) (2-Handed)
- Raven Clan Shield
- Raiders Axe (Bearded Axe) or Hemming's Axe (Dane Axe) (Secondary Hand)
Please leave any other comments/opinions you may have on this subject.
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