All Valheim bosses & how to summon them: From Moder to Bonemass to The Elder Iron Gate StudioLooking for info on Valheim\u2019s bosses? Here\u2019s a list of all of the game\u2019s fiercest foes in order, as well as how to summon them and, most importantly, what loot you\u2019ll get for slaying them. Despite its idyllic Nordic-inspired setting, Iron Gate Studio\u2019s survival game, Valheim, is all about doing just that \u2013 surviving. Forcing you to tame boar and go fishing for supplies and resources, the lush emerald groves and icy fjords aren\u2019t to be taken lightly. Danger lurks in every corner, including the mysterious bosses, the game\u2019s most powerful enemies. Here\u2019s a list of every Valheim boss and how to summon them, as well as their attributes and, of course, what treasures they\u2019ll drop when you send them back to the depths. Contents All Valheim bosses in order & how to summon them Valheim has five bosses in total, each of which drop unique items. They require a few prerequisites to summon them, though, so don\u2019t waste time running around looking for them if you don\u2019t have the specific totems required. Additionally, every boss drops a unique power for your character to use. These are called Forsaken Powers, which activate once you\u2019ve hung the boss\u2019 trophy on its sacrificial stone. They last for 5 minutes, have a 2o second cooldown, and can be used one at a time by clicking \u2018F\u2018. Each boss is listed below in the order that you encounter them, alongside how to summon them at their respective location. Eikthyr Location: Meadows Biome Go to Eikthyr\u2019s Sacrifical stone, then look to the left at the glowing runestone (Vegvisir). Touch this and Eikthyr\u2019s nearest summon location will be marked on your map. Then, head to the Altar. – – Summoning: Two Deer trophies (drop randomly from deer.) – Just as you can imagine given the items you need to summon it, Eikthyr is a large stag whose entire kit centers around electrical magic. It has 500HP, and three different attacks: Once you\u2019ve defeated the king of the forest, you\u2019ll receive an Eikthyr Trophy, 3 Hard Antlers and Eikthyr\u2019s Forsaken Power. This reduces the stamina cost of running and jumping by 60%. The Elder Location: Black Forst Biome Visit Burial Grounds and stone structures to find the Runestone. – – Summoning: Obtain three ancient tree seeds and burn them at his Altar (dropped by Greydwarf Brutes, Greydwarf Nests, and Chests) – This fearsone tree-creature looks like Slenderman on steroids, and he\u2019s really not pleased that you\u2019re causing chaos in his forest. He has 2,500HP, and three different attacks: Taking down this terrifying tree demon will net you an Elder trophy, one swamp key per player, and the Elder\u2019s Power. This allows the player to deal 60% more damage to trees using an ax. Bonemass Location: Swamp Biome Visit the Sunken Crypts or Stone Tower and touch the runestone there. – – Summoning: Place 10 Withered Bones at his alter (found in Muddy Scrap Piles and Sunken Crypts.) – Straight out of the swamp and ready to swallow you whole, Bonemass is a pretty unattractive-looking beast. Sporting 5000HP, this big guy may give you a run for your money if you aren\u2019t careful: Defeating this particularly nasty hunk of gunk will earn you a Bonemass Trophy, a Wishbone, and Bonemass\u2019 Forsaken Power. The latter provides a large level of physical resistance for five minutes. Moder Location: Mountain Biome Head to a high elevation area and look for ruined stone structures in order to find her Runestone. – – Summoning: Obtain three dragon eggs and place them in the bowls at her altar (found in nests) \u2013 note that the most you can carry is two at a time. – As beautiful as she is deadly, the dragon queen of the mountains, Moder, is a particularly fearsome foe. With a healthy 7,500HP, she has a range of combat abilities that will have you wishing you\u2019d stayed home by the fire. Additionally, she can shift between being grounded or flying: Bringing the queen of the skies hurtling back down to earth will net you the Moder Trophy, 10 Dragon Tears and Moder\u2019s Power. This grants you a tailwind when sailing. Yagluth Location: Plains Biome His runestone is located near standing stones. – – Summoning: Place five Fuling Totems at his sacrificial alter (found in Fuling Village and dropped by Fuling Berserkers) and read the red tablet. – Last but by no means least is the particularly creepy Yagluth, a goblin creature whose bottom half is skeletal but top half still has flesh. The toughest boss with 10,000HP, you\u2019d better be ready for the fight of your lives, but thankfully he\u2019s pretty slow. Additionally, be sure to chug the Fire Resistance Barley Wine before you take him on, as this will keep you safe from a lot of his damage. Sending this skeleton back to the depths will reward you with a Yagluth Trophy, 3 Yagluth Things (which currently has no use), and Yagluth\u2019s Power. This increases your resistance to fire and lightning damage by around 50 \u2013 75%. So that\u2019s all of Valheim\u2019s bosses, as well as how to summon them and what items they drop. Looking to take down these fearsome foes? Here are a few handy guides to help you out: All Valheim cheats & console commands | How to get Valheim pickaxes | Where to find Valheim\u2019s trader | How to tame boars in Valheim | How to tame a wolf in Valheim | How to fish in Vahleim | Valheim items list: Valheim Guck, Wishbone, trader seed, more<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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