Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Siege of Paris DLC Trophy Guide & Roadmap

You can see your progress on the world map for each region (bottom right corner). Nothing is missable, you can still get everything after the story. Your story choices don’t matter for any trophies. In total there are 69 Collectibles (40 Wealth, 20 Mysteries, 9 Artifacts).

The following guides show everything region by region and include everything you need:

• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Wealth Guide
• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Mysteries Guide
• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – Artifacts Guide

Frankish Nobles are a type of Mystery (blue icons on map) in Francia. They are similar to the Lost Drengrs from the main game, enemies that you must defeat in a duel.

Here are their locations:

• Region: Melunois
  
• Region: Amienois
  
• Region: Evresin
  

After the Prologue in Francia, you will automatically get a second main questline added to your log called “Vive la Résistance”. Track this questline and it will lead you to Pierre, who explains that he’d like you to help a group of rebels opposed to the Frankish loyalists. These are very short repeatable missions where you either kill some enemies or steal some documents from an enemy camp.

In total you need to finish 20 Rebel Missions to reach Infamy Level 4.

• Level 1 –> Level 2 = 1 Mission
• Level 2 –> Level 3 = 7 Missions
• Level 3 –> Level 4 = 12 Missions

There are always multiple Rebel Missions to choose from, but it doesn’t matter which ones you pick or how well you do. Each finished mission adds +1 towards the next Infamy Level. So feel free to go for the quickest ones that say “Nearby” because those are in a 500-600 meter radius and you can ride there quickly without wasting time on fast travel loading screens. After playing the first Rebel Mission you will see multiple Rebels marked on the map from whom you can accept these quests. But you can keep accepting them from Pierre each time if you like, no need to ever visit the other quest givers. It’s also fine to repeat missions that you’ve previously done, they still add to your Infamy Level.

Each Infamy Level also unlocks new Reaper Armor pieces for the trophy Vendange. Try to keep your money from these missions for the armor pieces and don’t waste it on runes or cosmetics. The only exception is that you should buy the upgrades from Pierre that add more members to your team. Because quest rewards are based on the amount of team members that survived the quest, you gain more money if you have more members in your team. Pick archers as your team members, they basically never die because the enemy AI will focus on you and not them.

First, you must find 3 keys to the Assassin’s Bureau scattered across Francia. They are all marked on the map as a type of Mystery called “Excavations” (blue pillar icons). After finding any one of the keys, you get a main quest called “Hidden” that marks the remaining 2 keys. Be sure to track this quest from the quest menu. After finding all 3 keys it will mark the location of the Assassin Bureau and you can then enter it to unlock the trophy.

Here are all key locations:

• Region: Melunois
  
• Region: Amienois (*requires Explosive Arrows to break floors and walls)
  
• Region: Evresin
  

After finding the 3 keys, go to the Assassin Bureau at this location:

The trophy should unlock after you open the door in the underground section with an Assassin’s Creed logo on it and walking a few steps inside. There’s also a wealth chest that you can loot for a short sword which you need for 100% completion of all territories.

This requires you to complete the Legendary Animal Mystery (marked by blue icon on map) in Amienois region, about 250 meters south of the town Amiens. Go to the location and you’ll find a big bull enemy, that’s the “Ghost Auroch Boss”. Defeat this beast and the trophy will unlock. Using 2 daggers and the Abilities Poison Strike & Fire Strike works well. The daggers will build up the poison and fire status effects very quickly, causing continuous damage over time.

All pieces of the Reaper Armor Set are rewards from playing Rebel Missions and reaching Infamy Level 4 (each Rebel Mission increases your Infamy Level). The Rebel Missions are marked as the main questline “Vive la Résistance” in your quest log after finishing the Prologue in Francia. You can track this from your quest log and it will show you the way. Here are also screenshots of the starting point and quest giver Pierre:

You will unlock new items for sale at quest giver Pierre after leveling up your Infamy Rank. At Infamy Level 4 you’ll have access to all Reaper Armor pieces. See trophy  Vive la Résistance for more details on the Rebel Missions.

• Reaper’s Pants: Can be bought from Pierre after reaching Infamy Level 2 (400 Deniers)
• Reaper’s Helm: Can be bought from Pierre after reaching Infamy Level 3 (450 Deniers)
• Reaper’s Cloak: Can be bought from Pierre after reaching Infamy Level 3 (450 Deniers)
• Reaper’s Bracers: Automatically placed in your inventory after reaching Infamy Level 3 and accepting the next Rebel Mission (there might not be a notification or item popup for it, will just show up in your inventory under the arm bracers)
• Reaper’s Torso: Can be bought from Pierre after reaching Infamy Level 4 (750 Deniers)

The Scythe is a new weapon in the Siege of Paris Expansion. Here’s how you get it:

• Scythe Location: Obtained automatically during main story quest “Majesty in the Dark” (highlighted main objective on the wall when you investigate Bishop Engelwin’s chambers). Alternatively, another Scythe can be found in a Wealth Chest in the named map area “Pontem” (Amienois Region, it’s south of Amiens town where a fast travel point is).

Now equip all 5 Reaper Armor pieces and the Scythe weapon (unequip other secondary weapon). Kill any enemy with the Scythe while wearing this outfit and the trophy will unlock.

This takes place in region “Evresin” (the north-west region of Francia) in the town Evreux. There’s a fast travel point in this town.

From the fast travel point, look south and you’ll see a market square. There are 4 cats in total that you must pet. They move around this area (they aren’t stationary) but they have scripted paths and will always come to the same spots after a while. See the video for the exact points and what each cat looks like.

Coming from the direction of the fast travel point, there are usually 2 on the right side along some market stalls (a ginger one and a gray striped one), 1 on the left behind a house (black one), and 1 locked inside a house with a wooden door near the southern edge of the town (fixed spawn for this one).

They can spawn at any time, but personally I had the most success by meditating until morning. When you approach you should get a pet prompt. Eivor will pick up the cat in a short cutscene. It won’t work if you have your hood on, so unequip it (hold and unselect it from the item wheel). Sometimes the button prompt is just glitchy and you need to walk around the cat or wait for it to move before you can pick it up. Sleeping cats can’t be interacted with, you need to wait until it wakes up (shooting an arrow near it will also wake it up). If you don’t have any luck just fast travel back to the fast travel point and it will respawn the cats.

Should you have killed a cat by accident, simply fast travel to the southernmost harbor in Melunois and fast travel back to Evreux and the cats should respawn.