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The Ursine Takeover mystery is found in Vithrlockr in Vinland.

Location: Ursine Takeover Mystery.

Carry the Man Out of Danger

During this mystery you’ll be required to save the norse man from a pack of bears in the camp below. You’ll need to sneak over to the man to avoid alerting the bears, or you can take the bears out before talking to the man. Whatever you do, don’t go charging into the area as the bears will spot you near the injured man and instantly kill him. The death of the man does complete the mystery however the moral thing to do would be to help him, which can be done by carrying him off the ledge up onto the cliffs above. Once you’ve done so you can speak to him to complete the quest.

You’ll find the man on a high up ledge hiding from the bears

to save him you’ll need to carry him up onto the cliffs above.

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Seren Morgan-Roberts

Seren has been at Gamer Guides since 2020 where she first joined as a contributor before coming on fully as an Editor later that year. Her keen interest in the medieval culture makes her a great fit for… More about Seren Morgan-Roberts

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Guide Information
  • Publisher
    Ubisoft
  • Platforms
    PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, XB One, XB X|S
  • Genre
    Action RPG
  • Guide Release
    9 November 2020
  • Last Updated
    17 April 2025
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