Ever since mythology began working its way into Assassin’s Creed, outside the influence of the more science-fiction-oriented Isu of the earlier games, fans have been split on its inclusion. On the one hand, it makes perfect sense that the Isu would be mistaken for gods in history; on the other, it began a more from the more grounded elements of the franchise to the more fantastical. Now, with Dawn of Ragnarok being a full-fledged fantasy expansion for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, this shift to fantasy seems much more secured.