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Solved How do I start the “England’s Protector” quest?
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Hi there,
Im not sure how to start the “England’s Protector” quest. I watched a video of a player completing the quest but I don’t know how to actually make the quest available for me to start. It showed that you need a power level of about 400 for this quest in the video that I watched. Does it become available once you reach the required power level? Can anyone please help? I’d appreciate your feedback.
thanks
Lucas -
Best Answer@LV13578 I think you are referring to a River Raids quest. "England's Protector" is part of the "Champions of the Faith" quest arc, along with "Ireland's Defender" and "Francia's Anointed". To unlock "Champions of the Faith" you must first complete "The Saga of Lugh" quest arc and The "Ulfberht Sword" quest, then speak to Vagn. I'm not sure about the power level requirement. I think River Raids adjusts to a level a little bit higher than your power level.
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@LV13578 I think you are referring to a River Raids quest. "England's Protector" is part of the "Champions of the Faith" quest arc, along with "Ireland's Defender" and "Francia's Anointed". To unlock "Champions of the Faith" you must first complete "The Saga of Lugh" quest arc and The "Ulfberht Sword" quest, then speak to Vagn. I'm not sure about the power level requirement. I think River Raids adjusts to a level a little bit higher than your power level.
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@LV13578 Yes, these are all River Raids quests. You have to complete them in the proper sequence. River Raids starts with "The Saga of Saint George" quest arc. This quest arc consists of seven quests. "The Saga of Lugh" is a quest arc, consisting of 4 quests. It unlocks after completing "The Saga of Saint George" quest arc. "The Ulfberht Sword" is a single quest that unlocks after "The Saga of Lugh". Complete "The Ulfberht Sword" to unlock "Champions of the Faith" quest arc, which includes "England's Protector". So you will have to work your way through 12 River Raids quests to get to "England's Protector".
There are several wikis on the web that can provide more details for all this. Try this one. -
Thanks again for helping our @SidSixT !
I hope you've managed to find a way to start the sagas @LV13578 ! You can also find a lot of additional information about the game in our self-help articles: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/help/game/assassins-creed-valhalla
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