Assassin?s Creed Valhalla?s dice minigame, Orlog, is getting a physical release. This news comes from boardgame website Dicebreaker, who spoke to co-development game director Benoit Richer about the fictional Viking pastime.
Richer revealed that the initial version of Orlog was similar to a deckbuilding game, in which players collected unique dice to customize their throws. ?We always wanted to have the aspect of the gods? powers influencing it somehow, so on that version it was a face on the die that was representing a god type,? he told Dicebreaker. ?The goal for that was to be able to roll multiple faces of that god to take effect.?

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