Valor Mortis Wiki & Completion Planner

Valor Mortis is a first-person Soulslike action RPG from One More Level, the Kraków studio behind Ghostrunner, published by Lyrical Games. It launched on 13 October 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and it was a day-one Game Pass title. You play William Dowsett, a soldier of Napoleon's army who wakes in a battlefield grave while the Crimson Plague spreads across Europe.

The game is built around parry timing and posture breaks rather than dodges, with a first-person camera and a short flintlock-and-blade toolkit. There are no difficulty options, no optional bosses and about 20 hours on the critical path. This wiki covers the released build and labels anything that is still unconfirmed rather than guessing at it.

1. Push through a chapter — each of the 11 chapters runs through one or two named regions and ends on a boss.
2. Rest at a Lantern — Lanterns are checkpoints, fast-travel nodes and the only place you level up or swap Ambers.
3. Spend Catalysts — the currency enemies drop, burned at a Lantern for levels and Transmutation upgrades.
4. Pick up Ambers — 28 unique equipment effects, 56 pickup locations, 15 of them upgradeable with duplicates.
5. Open the map back up — Grappling in Chapter 3 and each new Transmutation re-open routes in earlier regions, which is why backtracking pays.

Release and roster details are re-checked against the official store listing whenever a page is touched.

The wiki is the reference layer; the tools are the decision layer. All three read the same entity records, run entirely in your browser and never ask for an account or a save file.

Every page and every tool result is generated from one versioned data model, so a recommendation can always be traced back to an entity and a source.

• Regions — order, Lanterns, chapter, entry condition, return gates, source confidence.
• Quests — start location, steps, chapter, choices, rewards, irreversible flag.
• Collectibles and Ambers — type, region, Lantern, gate, quest relation, source confidence.
• Source records — URL, publisher, date checked, evidence type, confidence, conflict notes.

The published universe, per language:

The PRD behind this build listed 112 candidate pages. After auditing the inventory the counts differ in three places — see the wiki hub for the audit notes — and index pages were added so every family is navigable. Nothing uncertain is published as if it were confirmed.

The gaps in current Valor Mortis coverage are specific, and this project chooses not to fill them the same way:

• No interactive map clone. Region pages give you a Lantern-anchored route order instead of thousands of pins.
• No Amber build planner, level calculator, account tracker or overlay. Those products already exist elsewhere.
• No invented numbers. No drop rates, DPS tables or hidden stats. Damage figures that are not confirmed are left out.
• No thin pages. Every page has to answer its own question and link into at least one tool or hub.

Anybody can copy a spreadsheet. The promise here is narrower and checkable:

• Every page carries a last-verified date at the top, so you can tell how fresh the data is.
• Confidence is shown, not hidden. Verified, corroborated and single-source are labelled differently.
• Conflicts are documented, not smoothed over. Where sources disagree on a count, the page says so and keeps the disputed entry out of the tools.

When this site states something as fact, it has a source listed on the page. When it does not, it says so.

Every section is one click away: