Valheim

Eight Forsaken of Valheim

Valheim bosses

Valheim bosses called the Forsaken gate the tenth world. Steam achievements name eight of them, from Eikthyr in the Meadows to Kall Fimbulbringer in Deep North. Public community pages hide several descriptions. This roster therefore pairs each Steam name with a biome and an encounter note, then lets you sort the cards by progression order.

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Eikthyr

Biome
Meadows
Achievement
Eikthyr
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

The Elder

Biome
Black Forest
Achievement
The Elder
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

Bonemass

Biome
Swamp
Achievement
Bonemass
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

Moder

Biome
Mountain
Achievement
Moder
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

Yagluth

Biome
Plains
Achievement
Yagluth
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

The Seeker Queen

Biome
Mistlands
Achievement
The Seeker Queen
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

Fader

Biome
Ashlands
Achievement
Fader
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.

Kall Fimbulbringer

Biome
Deep North
Achievement
Kall Fimbulbringer
Encounter
Hidden or empty on the public Steam achievements page.
A torch-bearing Viking faces a sealed dungeon door flanked by giant statues and glowing chains.
A Viking at a sealed door between giant statues, the kind of threshold a Forsaken fight sits behind.
A hooded Viking faces a massive bearded frost troll under green and blue aurora.
A dark interior set piece used on this route as a second official still.

The eight names Steam actually prints

Eikthyr is Meadows. The Elder is Black Forest. Bonemass is Swamp. Moder is Mountain. Yagluth is Plains. The Seeker Queen is Mistlands; Steam uses that full label rather than a shorter Queen. Fader is Ashlands. Kall Fimbulbringer is Deep North and is also named in 1.0 patch notes as a boss. Kind on every row is Forsaken.

Public descriptions are empty for those boss achievements on the community page. The cards repeat that fact once each as the encounter field instead of inventing altar items, resists, or health. Compare-by-progression restacks the cards in that Meadows-to-Deep-North order. It does not add damage numbers. For biome context see Valheim biomes.

The Viking, The Tough Viking, and The Toughest Viking are separate Steam rows about beating bosses on any, normal, or hard difficulty. They are not extra Forsaken. Odin is Pleased is “Defeat all minibosses,” another non-Forsaken grind. Those live on Valheim achievements with the rest of the fifty-three.

Summon items, hit points, and Forsaken powers are unpublished on Steam. The public descriptions are empty. Encounter notes on the cards repeat that Steam sentence rather than filling the hole. Compare-by-progression is the honest control: eight names, eight biomes, Meadows to Deep North. After Kall Fimbulbringer the 1.0 loop is done; Ocean still has no Forsaken in these notes. Start with Eikthyr on Valheim beginner guide if the first trophy is still open, including on a 1.0-imported Early Access Viking who must kill Eikthyr again.

Fight order and what the trophies actually say

Stronger Together is a boss kill with a friend. Lone Wolf is a boss kill alone. Neither names which Forsaken. The Viking is defeat all bosses on any difficulty. The Tough Viking is all bosses on normal or higher. The Toughest Viking is all bosses on hard. Those three are difficulty wrappers around the same eight names, not extra bosses. Odin is Pleased is all minibosses, a parallel list Steam did not itemize on the public page.

Eikthyr is the only Forsaken the 1.0 FAQ mentions by name, and only to say you must kill him again for the trophy after downloading 1.0. The rest of the order is biome pairing: Elder in Black Forest, Bonemass in Swamp, Moder in Mountain, Yagluth in Plains, The Seeker Queen in Mistlands, Fader in Ashlands, Kall Fimbulbringer in Deep North. That sequence is the compare control on the cards.

Stills on this route are a sealed door between statues and a dark interior. They are official Steam shots, not boss portraits. Kall Fimbulbringer has a Steam achievement icon on the achievements board rather than a unique screenshot here. When you need ice, snow, and a grappling hook around that last fight, those rules live in 1.0 patch notes summarized on Valheim biomes and Valheim crafting.

Sources

Steam Community achievements for Valheim

Steam store listing for Valheim

Steam news feed for Valheim

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