There are a ton of huge changes in this series of Assassin's Creed, including its new combat system, the hidden blades that are of course back. Let's start with the main character in this franchise called Avor. Just like the previous franchise Assassin's Creed Odyssey, though you will have the option to choose either to be a male or a female character, the name Avor still remains. Unlike Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Assassin's Creed Valhalla will be shorter (via IGN).
Ubisoft has granted more character options in this version, you can actually customize the tattoos, hair, gear, and war paintings on the character as well. You'll also have a raid party on your ship when you go out in the worlds, and these characters are people you meet in the worlds which you can also customize and they should an impact on the narrative of the story too.
There might be raven friends that might be likely used to scout areas and our ships our customizable just like in odyssey to traverse the water bodies. As of now, we are not entirely so sure the ship might not or might be used for transportation.
Back to the storyline ...
As Avor (the main character of the game), we will leave Norway early in the game due to war and lack of space to grow, then we go to England because it is known for the land of opportunities and the farmlands in England were way better since they are Vikings and they would need good farmlands. Thus, the game would most take place in England, the 9th century dark age to be exact. With all the four different kingdoms in England. And they will all be in the game. In this franchise, we would have Avor as an Assassin and a Viking he's more like a lone wolf, a leader for the community.
Even though there may be a form of brutal combats there maybe stealth as well. You can use many tactical mechanics during fights which is now included with shields. And there would be skills and abilities that enhance play style. The game will cut across fighting bandits, different Viking clans, and other surprise groups. Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Valhalla will be ready at the end of this year's holiday 2020 will be ready to play on the Playstation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Xeries X and PC. Ubisoft has also confirmed that there will be a full game review this week.