Well-Traveled, Assassin's Creed Valhalla Quest
Well-Traveled, Assassin's Creed Valhalla Quest
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Group: Asgard / The Fate of the High One

This quest starts automatically when you agree to fulfill the builder's request at the end of the "View Above All" quest.

A builder promises protection from Asgard's enemies for water from the Well of Urd.

Related points of interest

Well of Urdr Asgard

Prior quests

To begin Well-Traveled you must first complete View Above All.

Quest stages of Well-Traveled

1. Reach the Well of Urdr

Go to the cave where Well of Urdr is located. Enter the cave.

Climb to the other side of the small pond located in the cave and direct a beam of light to a plate near the barrier. The barrier will disappear and you will be able to move on.

Walk through the tunnels until you reach a big cave with the well and beam of light. To unseal the well you must redirect the light beam properly.

2. Unseal the well

You must position the sunstones so that the beams of light hit the two plates located near the well entrance. To do this, redirect the beam of light to the crystal under the ceiling, and in this way you will divide it into two beams.

Then you have to properly rotate a few sunstones and move one of them so that it properly reflects the beam of light towards the plate. Move it to the position shown in the picture below.

3. Collect water from the well

Once the entrance to the well is opened, jump down and interact with the fountain.

When you do that, a wolf puppy will appear in the cave. Havi will try to kill him...

...but at the last moment Tyr will prevent it.

4. Exit the cave

To leave the cave, jump into the water...

...and swim outside through an underwater tunnel.

5. Speak to Loki

Loki will be waiting for you on the shore.

Havi will tell him what happened in the cave and Loki will tell you where the Builder prepared the demonstration.

After completing Well-Traveled you will get or will be able to get Defensive Measures.

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