Honey is an Assassin’s Creed Valhalla quest item for a very cute World Event you can play in the Cent region where you’ll meet a boy who needs your help. Compared to the Madman’s Stones and the Pig of Prophecy we have encountered so far, this is the first, let’s say, “normal” World Event in Cent, even though Winifred or the boy’s friend is a bit unusual. This AC Valhalla side-quest is named Winifred and can be completed in about 2 minutes.
AC Valhalla Winifred World Event Location
As you can see on my map, Winifred can be found at the western border between Cent and Suthsexe. At this location, you’ll find an Anglo-Saxon child struggling with some bees.
If you talk to him, he’ll tell you he needs honey. Pretty straightforward, right?
How To Get Honey and Place It on the Rock
Once you talk to the boy, just turn and look around to see a lot of beehives. Interact with one of them (pictured below), and you’ll get a Honeycomb.
Now, return to the boy; he’ll ask you to place the honeycomb on a nearby rock. That rock, as you can see in my screenshot, is on the left side of the door to the boy’s house.
Place the honey on the rock, then go to the boy and sit on the log. While waiting for Winifred, he’ll share the story of his life and how he met Winifred. Now, Winifred will come out from the woods to feast, and although you may be tempted to take her down (because you can), think about the orphan boy next to you. When the feast ends, the World Event is complete, but you can follow the boy and the bear to a nearby cart.
Thanks for this.
This game has a habit of expecting players to have ESP. Which effing rock?? Which effing tree???
You’re most welcome.
Never thought it’d meet Winnie the Pooh in Assassin’s Creed…
I’ve been sitting there for ten minutes, watching the bear not eat the honey and the kid just walk around doing nothing.
Also, if you follow the bear and the kid they meet up with a donkey and a pig and the kid blathers on about having all his friends there! They should have thrown in a rabbit too!
Winnie the Pooh easter egg! 🙂