Ravensholm is the location of the Victory Memorial Camp connected from Inkerman Bridge to Eel Pie Holm in the Garden District.
The area is guarded by fortress walls around the base, sealing off any way inside.
An air raid shelter can be found, but it's been barricaded. That is, until Ollie Starkey blows it open in Act III.
Overview[]
Ravensholm is a small island that connects to the Garden District, and is the ground of which the retired soldiers train for the next time Germany attempts to invade Wellington Wells.
Points of Interest[]
- Boat House
- Bog
- Memorial Berry Patch
- Military Bunker
- Military Camp
- Moonshine Still
Events of We Happy Few[]
Act I[]
Arthur infiltrates the camp to help Ollie with raiding the camp, on the journey, he finds out that the German tanks were hollow. Confronting Ollie about it when they got back to the Train Station.
Act II[]
Sally first visits Ravensholm to get a Letter of Transit from General Byng to Arthur, in which she also finds out that the General knows about her daughter, Gwen Boyle.
Sally then decides to see how it's going with the General's prized Bristol Pilot, figuring it could be her escape out of Wellington Wells.
Towards the end of her Act, she carries her daughter all the way to Ravensholm and towards the boat house.
Act III[]
Ollie infiltrates the camp in order to confront General Byng about the hollow tanks, to which he's informed he's already had this conversation a year earlier, and that he even helped with setting them up during the war.
We All Fall Down DLC[]
Victoria visits Ravensholm in order to talk to her father, Robert Byng, about the food shortages in Wellington Wells.
As she makes her way out, she discovers that the bridge has completely collapsed, leaving loose scaffolding in place right above the ocean.
Quests[]
Act I[]
Act II[]
Act III[]
Trivia[]
- No civilians are allowed on Ravensholm unless they're the government, or is friends with General Byng.
- Ravens are associated with ill omens and loss. In England especially, the raven is perceived to symbolize death, destruction, and battle.
- There haven't been aeroplanens over Wellington Wells since 1950, the soldiers decided to close the air raid shelter since then. In Act III, Ollie uses the explosives that were to be used on the distillery to blow open the entrance.
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