Treasures of River Dee Guide – Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
The third River Raid map in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla you will unlock (after finding the two clues) is called the River Dee. This map features a number of collectibles to find and a boss to fight. Like the previous two maps there is a quest tied to exploring the River Dee. This quest is given by Vagn and is called the Treasures of River Dee. For help completing this quest see our Treasures of River Dee guide below.
Start the River Dee Map
To start make your way to Vagn and select the River Dee map from the River Raid map selection screen. Once you are on the River Dee you will want to consult the map above. There are a number of raids available to complete on this map. The goal for this quest is to find two pieces of Saint George’s legendary armor. The armor pieces are located inside military locations on the map.
Saint George’s Armor River Dee Locations
Now that we have a general idea of where to search it is time to start raiding. The best approach (imo) is to sail to the very end of the map and access the Deva Victrix location first. This location holds the Saint George’s Holy Sword which drops from the boss there. Once you’ve got the sword start to work your way back to the start, raiding as you go. The military spots you should check are:
- Small Camp(s).
- Forward Camp.
- Staging Camp.
- Hillview Outpost.
- Deva Victrix.
I found the Saint George’s Arms in the Forward Camp and the Saint George’s Great Helm in the Staging Camp. There is no guarantee this is where the armor pieces will be for you. There is an element of randomness to the armor spawns. Do keep in mind that the chests containing the armor pieces are two man chests, so be on the lookout for those while raiding.
That’s all you need to know about completing the Treasures of River Dee mission. Once you’ve collected the two pieces above you will have completed this quest. This is one of three Saint George armor quests in the River Raid game mode. See our Saint George armor guide for more information.