Assassin's Creed Valhalla - All Great Britain Treasure Locations
Assassin's Creed Valhalla's open-world is full of secrets to discover, although not all of them immediately reveal they're true purpose. In the case of a mysterious series of tablets, only once you reach the last region of the game will you discover that they are worth collecting. Here's a list of all the Treasure of Britain locations in Assassin's Creed Valhalla if you want to get Excalibur.
All Treasure of Britain locations in Assassin's Creed Valhalla
There are a total of 11 treasures of Great Britain that can be found. Most of them are collectibles, but some are Fan Bosses, and some are Special Events. Here are their locations.
Essexe - Old cave
Suthsexe - Santlacne Mine
Hundred - Cave of Evidence
This Treasure of Britain tablet is collected once you find the three keys in each of the three caves starting from the central area. Most of them require you to quickly press Triangle / Y while jumping from rope to rope.
Our advice is to keep pinging your Odin's Sight to stay on course and systematically check every key. Once you have all three, head back to the main area, go down to the bottom, unlock the door, and continue.
After that, there is a little puzzle to solve that involves moving stones before reaching the treasure tablet.
East Anglia - Grimes Graves
Hamtunscire - Cave of the Red Lichens
Hamtunscire - Wig
Eurvicscire - Wiccan Cave
For this Treasure of Britain tablet, go inside and join the central room with the tree. There is another cave that branches off to one side, which you will have to climb the wall to get to.
Find the wall of ice that can be broken once you get to the next opening (it looks like a witch altar), then go inside. Fight wild boars and chickens before using archery to open the barred door.
Snotinghamscire - Deoraby Spar Cave
Essex - Sancta Maria Abbey (Heike, Zealot)
Suthsexe - Crawley (Hrothgar, Zealot)
Hundred - Tonbridge Monastery (Woden, Zealot)
How to get Excalibur in Assassin's Creed Valhalla
Once you have all 11 treasures of Great Britain, it's time to claim your reward. It means heading towards the iconic Stonehenge. Or rather, below.
As you can see in the image above, Stonehenge is located in Hamptunscire, which is the hardest region in the game. A power level of 340 is recommended, but you can quickly get away with getting Excalibur. If you are below. Don't get caught up in fights with Saxons or bears.
And we say bears because that's exactly what lurks around the entrance to the nearby Stonehenge cave. Get inside quickly, then continue more or less as the path takes you, which will involve dodging, jumping, and swimming through various obstacles.
You will then come to a giant opening with 12 pillars, each with holes in its base for all the treasure tablets you have collected. One is already finished; you just have to place each treasure in the corresponding hole to unlock the power of Excalibur.
This is everything you need to know about all the Treasure of Britain locations in Assassin's Creed Valhalla so that you can find Excalibur. For more helpful tips and guides on the game, see the full InafGo wiki.
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