The Wolf-Kissed

Eivor Varinsdottir

The WatchguardThe North ThroneLegendary
Single-Target P. ATKDEF PenetrationOffensive DispelTeam Protection

My destiny is mine to weave.

28,349
HP
6,376
ATK
2,085
DEF
477
M. RES
17
Cost
2
Block
Progression
StarLevelAdvancement

6★ · Advancement 6 · Lvl. 60/60

01

Skills

Odin's Wrath

Manual
Max Rage
700
Initial Rage
500
Duration
20s

While active, all attacks ignore 60% of the target's DEF, and the hero restores 6% Max HP when her Basic ATK deals DMG.

Attack Range17 cells
Lvl. 2
DEF Penetration +10%
Lvl. 3
HP Restored +2%
Lvl. 4
DEF Penetration +10%
Lvl. 5
Skill Cost -100
02

Talent

Promo. 5description extendedBasic ATK DMG

Immune to Stun. Upon killing an enemy target, gains 1 stack of . When gaining , has a(n) 20% chance to grant a shield equal to 20% of the hero's ATK to the hero and all adjacent allied heroes for 10 sec. The Shield Strength granted to the hero by this effect is doubled. During the Ultimate, automatically consumes 2 stacks of to cast an extra Axe Tempest. Axe Tempest cast this way inflicts on hit, but cannot dispel the target's buffs.

03

Gear

04

Artifacts

05

Awakening

A1
Bestial Fury effect upgraded: When this effect reaches full stacks, the hero also gains 1 stack of for every 1 Basic ATK(s). When the Ultimate is activated, instantly gains full stacks of the Bestial Fury effect.

A blade is only as strong as the hand that wields it.

EnhancesBestial Fury
A2
ATK +300

Honor is not bound by country or creed.

A3
When Axe Tempest is triggered, has a(n) 25% chance to simultaneously throw 2 axes instead. During the Ultimate, the Trigger Chance increases to 40%.

The Raven Clan earn our keep in blood and iron.

EnhancesAxe Tempest
A4
Penetration +8%

The skálds will sing of our fury.

A5
During the Ultimate, the hero restores an extra 5% Max Rage upon killing an enemy, up to 25% Rage restored through this effect per Ultimate.

Today we carve our names into legend.

EnhancesOdin's Wrath
06

Skins

Oathbound Regalia

DEF+12ATK Bonus+0.75%

Available from the time-limited event bundle.

It was a raid like any other. Eivor set sail for supplies, coin, and glory; her target a monastery on the coast of Cent. The unprepared defenders were no match for her crew. Most fled as the ship made landfall. As Eivor scoured the now-empty halls, she came upon a locked door leading below the monastery. She split the door with her axe and descended the steps. In the corner of the empty crypt was a single chest, and upon it, a worn inscription: "Fight for the Holy Spirit and banish all the sinners' souls from this land." She pried it open. It was a suit of armor, neatly placed and untouched for untold winters. Pristine black platemail, gold engravings, and a crimson cloak folded underneath. Eivor noticed a familiar visage on the breastplate and spaulders. She had seen it in other monasteries. The monks called it the Holy Knight. She lifted the helm and found neither spirit nor ghost lingering within. It was steel and craft, nothing more… or so she thought.

07

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08

Saga of the Wolf-Kissed

"That winter your family came to stay with us... I remember your birth, screaming like a warrior." —Bárid mac Ímair Eivor Varinsdottir was born in the age of Vikings, daughter to Varin and Rosta, minor nobles sworn to King Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson of the Raven Clan. Like many Viking children, Eivor was raised on myths and sagas of heroism. But her childhood was cut short when Kjotve the Cruel and his Wolf Clan raided her village and slaughtered her parents in front of her eyes. Eivor would have been next if Sigurd, son of Styrbjorn, had not fled with her on horseback. It was during their escape that she earned the nickname Wolf-Kissed after surviving a vicious wolf bite. Taken in by Styrbjorn, Eivor was raised alongside Sigurd as one of his own. From that day on, two things burned within her: the hunger for glory and the flames of vengeance. Eivor grew into a formidable shieldmaiden, fiercely loyal and stubbornly independent. While Sigurd traveled across Europe, Eivor raided Kjotve's lands, honing her skills and tactics with every victory. When Sigurd finally returned to Norway, he was accompanied by the enigmatic Basim Ibn Ishaq and his apprentice Hytham. They taught Eivor about the Hidden Ones and how to use the Hidden Blade. Later, with the backing of Guthorm the Wise, Eivor finally slew Kjotve in a duel and avenged her parents. But this victory did not bring her peace. Styrbjorn, not wishing to see his lands burned to the ground, bent the knee to King Harald Fairhair—a decision that enraged much of the Raven Clan. For Eivor, it was a betrayal of everything the clan stood for, and a reminder of her father's cowardice. She and Sigurd gathered their people and sailed west to England. They settled in Ledecestrescire and founded Ravensthorpe. In this new land of shifting loyalties and hidden dangers, Eivor became much more than a warrior. She forged alliances, thwarted conquerors, and uncovered conspiracies. It was no longer glory that drove her, but something deeper: the responsibility of a leader to her people.