Support for Assassin's Creed Valhalla is still strong. On the heels of the game's latest big DLC, Siege of Paris releases on August 12th. The previous expansion, Wrath of the Druids,…
The era of conquest campaigns of the Vikings lasted more than two centuries. During this time, the harsh Scandinavian guys went everywhere where their longships could swim, including reaching Paris. The city was besieged several times and, according to the legends, the first time it happened in 845. The army of Ragnar Logbrodk besieged the city and eventually forced Charles the Bald to pay off the stubborn men from the north.
The next attempt was made in 885-886, and then Jarl Siegfried commanded the Viking army. Actually, this is the very siege in which our / our Eivor takes an active part, and here you can throw the first pebble into the developer's garden. The main storyline ends around 878, when the Vikings defeat Alfred the Great and he retires into self-imposed exile. Since the "Parisian" content becomes available at power level 200, the player can master it before completing the main story. However, this is not the main complaint about the DLC.
When the first DLCs for the game were announced, “The Siege of Paris” aroused more interest than “Wrath of the Druids". In the main game of castle sieges, there were a dime a dozen, many storylines end with the capture of a castle or fortress.