Defeating one of Valheim’s five bosses for the first time grants you a power called the Forsaken Power. Each of these powers grants a specific buff for a short time when activated, but he can only activate one of these powers. Defeat all bosses and collect trophies to gain access to all powers and select them in the initial spawn area.
Some of these powers are contextual, while others are currently useless most of the time. It’s important to note that all powers have her AoE radius. This means nearby players will also receive the buff. Additionally, each power lasts for his 5 minutes and has a 20 minute cooldown. Here’s a look at all the Forsaken Powers ranked.
Updated April 9, 2023: Jacqueline Zalace The Mistlands update adds new biomes and bosses to Valheim. We have updated this list to include this new boss called Queen. Additionally, we’ve tweaked the order of entries based on the current version of the game.
6 Yaggles
Power:
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Fire, frost, and lightning resistance
Defeating the game’s fifth boss, Yagluth, will give you access to this Forsaken Power. This power gives you some resistance that is not very useful in most situations. This is only useful for defeating modders, as they are the only bosses that do elemental damage.
In general use, this power is not that great. It has no practical use. As his second boss power from the end of the game, it can be quite disappointing for many.
Five elder
Power:
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Increased damage to trees
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you will cut wood faster
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This Forsaken Power drops from the game’s second boss, the Elder. Schwarzwald His biome bosses are dangerous to newbies and require a lot of preparation and planning to summon and subdue, but in return their power is somewhat disappointing. This Forsaken Power allows him to chop wood faster for 5 minutes.
Building strongholds and farms is an important part of the game, it’s not the best power, but the small radius of influence makes it a bit useful for one player to carry this Forsaken Power. group game. Overall, if you’re trying to gather materials for your base, this is still a solid choice to switch to for a while.
Four queen
Power:
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100% faster mining speed
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Eitr regeneration increased by 100%
The Queen is the final boss of the game and lives in the Mistlands biome. This boss is pretty tough and has worthy powers. Increased mining and her Eitr regeneration powers help, but the power seems to show up too late.
By the time you defeat the Queen, you may not need faster mining. Faster Eitr regeneration is a good thing, but not always she is Eitr reserved (unless she eats food that gives Eitr). If you don’t like magical combat, this piece of power is useless.
3 modder
Power:
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force a tailwind when sailing
Defeating the mountain biome boss modder essentially allows for faster sailing. Unfortunately, this force only affects the wind while sailing, not the activities on land. Even if you’re on a boat, it won’t overlap with the existing wind to increase your speed.
It’s a very situational Forsaken Power, and Icy Queen’s wind-themed buff is somewhat disappointing and not as exciting as one might hope. Still, you’ll need a modder buff to explore oceans, especially if the world you spawn into is filled with large oceans.
2 Eixeal
Power:
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Reduce running and jumping stamina by 60%
This is the first Forsaken Power unlocked by defeating Eikthyr, the Elk God, and is one of the most useful powers in the entire game. This power reduces the stamina required to run and jump, making it much easier to move around and escape dangerous situations. This is especially very effective in the early stages of the game when you don’t have access to food that can boost your stamina.
This is a useful buff when playing solo, but this Forsaken Power can be even stronger in a group. With no universal cooldown, Eikthyr’s group of four with Forsaken Power can always have the buff active, making exploration faster and easier.
1 bone mass
Power:
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Resistant to blunt, slashing, and piercing damage
Defeating the swamp biome boss, Bournemouth, gives you the best Forsaken Power in the game. This power confers considerable resistance to all forms of physical damage. Some enemies and bosses such as Modor, Ooze, and Surtling do non-physical damage, but this buff is still a very powerful effect.
Most of Valheim’s enemies deal physical damage, so this power is a must-have for exploring most parts of the game. Provides buffs. Overall, killing Bournemouth should be your priority to get this slightly more powerful buff.