Listen to Stowe, Attack With Element of Surprise, or Go Alone?

Decide whether to trust Stowe's plan, go for a surprise attack with Erke, or tackle the camp solo in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Learn the consequences of each choice.

Alright, so you've reached a point in Assassin's Creed Valhalla where you've got a few different ways to handle a situation. This particular choice comes down to how you want to approach a camp – do you listen to Stowe, go for a direct assault, or just do your own thing? Let's break down the options so you can pick the one that feels right for you.

You'll be presented with three main paths here:

• “We will try it your way, Stowe.”: This is where you side with Stowe's plan. He'll try to talk his way past the guards. Some of them might actually listen and let you live, but don't count on everyone being so reasonable – you might still end up in a fight with the less cooperative ones.
• “We would lose the element of surprise.”: If you choose this, you're committing to a full-on assault. You'll go in with Stowe and Erke, and the goal is pretty straightforward: take down everyone in the camp. Expect a direct confrontation here.
• “I will go in alone.”: This is your chance to go rogue. Eivor heads into the camp solo, giving you the freedom to tackle the enemies however you see fit. You're in charge of the strategy and the execution.

Each of these choices will lead to a different outcome in how the encounter plays out. Think about whether you prefer a more diplomatic approach, a coordinated attack, or a solo mission where you call all the shots. Your decision here shapes how this part of the story unfolds, so pick wisely!