Let her be exiled AC Valhalla Reddit

Should you give Lady Eadwyn to Geadric in let her be exiled in AC Valhalla? There are plenty of choices to be made during the course of your journey and you'll find yourself confronted by another during the Oxenefordscire story arc.

The decision concerning Lady Eadwyn comes right at the end of The Saga Stone questline. Once you've sufficiently weakened Eadwyn's hold in AC Valhalla (opens in new tab), you'll meet up with Geadric and start the assault on her stronghold. After you've successfully stormed the castle and taken Eadwyn down a peg or two, you'll need to make a decision. So should you hand her over to Geadric or let her be exiled in AC Valhalla? Read on to find out.

AC Valhalla: Let her be exiled, or give Lady Eadwyn to Geadric? 

When you assault Lady Eadwyn's castle, you'll find out quite quickly that she's no pushover. You'll be pulled into a boss fight with her and she makes this known—quite pointedly—with her spear. Once you've managed to defeat her, you'll be given a couple of options:

• Let her be exiled
• Let Geadric look after her

The choice here doesn't affect the story in any way so feel free to choose what you think most suits your Eivor. If you're wondering what happens depending on your decision, exiling her does just that, while handing her over to Geadric means he'll arrest her, but look after her. Either way, you won't see Eadwyn again, so the choice is really down to what feels right for you.

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The Assassin's Creed Valhalla Lady Eadwyn choice to exile her or let her be looked after by Geadric comes during the Oxenefordscire story arc and while it isn't tied to the main story per se, it's still a tough decision to make.

Once you've defeated her, you'll be given a choice about what to do with her:

• Let her be exiled: You'll strip her of her titles, names, and land, removing the right for her to rule or live in England. She'll threaten to hunt you down and kill you as soon as she's able. 
• Let Geadric look after her: You'll commend her for fighting with honor and pride, but pass her over to Geadric for punishment. He says he'll have her arrested but looked after. 

However, it's worth noting that neither choice makes a difference in the game's overarching narrative. Either way, you'll never see hide nor hare of Lady Eadwyn in Assassin's Creed Valhalla again. So this decision is more about how you want Eivor to react in this situation. 

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