Atlas Fallen: All Bosses Atlas Fallen - guide, tips

In Atlas Fallen you will come across a variety of enemies. On this page of the guide you will find descriptions of all the bosses in the game. You will find elite minor demons, elite major demons and elite giant demons.

Last update: 10 August 2023

While playing Atlas Fallen, every now and then you'll have to defeat encountered bosses. There are three types of them: elite lesser wraiths, elite greater wraiths, and elite colossal wraiths. Below you can find a complete list of all wraiths, along with their descriptions and tips on how to defeat them.

Devorur
Veilur
Orbitur
Scrimmur
Gashur
Novur
Coylur
Dromur
Skorpur
Skorchur
Echur
Fiur
Fractur
Thelos Champion

Devorur

Devorur, known as the red beast of the desert, is an evolved form of the Devourer. You can find this wraith in eastern Bastengar Underground - this is the only elite enemy appearing in this region.

The boss is accompanied by Devourers and you should get rid of the aides first. Devorur uses them to heal himself.

During the battle, Devorur will create spikes on the ground around himself. When that happens, run away or jump over the obstacle without interrupting your attacks. Keeping the boss at a distance all the time is not a viable tactic, as Devorur often jumps, bringing himself closer to the hero and attacking him. For that reason, consider using Knuckledust for this fight.

After defeating Devorur, you'll receive an Essence Stone called avid generation.

this is a second degree skill;
Thanks to it, the player is invulnerable to the next momentum-siphoning attack - in addition, you generate additional momentum.
when this Essence Stone is active, the overall momentum generation is lowered.

Veilur

Veilur can be encountered in northern Wildlands, south-west from Lithesta. This is a wraith that mastered camouflage to perfection - for that reason, when facing this opponent, you need to be cautious, as he may disappear momentarily.

The boss is accompanied by Stingers. These flying creatures aren't a big threat, so you don't need to focus on killing them if you don't need momentum or health.

Veilur often rolls around, then performs an attack. He can also teleport. Nevertheless, his attacks are easy to parry.

For defeating Veilur, you receive an Essence Stone called "reckless wrath:"

this is a third-degree bonus;
drastically increasing damage dealt;
however, it will make enemy attacks push more.

Orbitur

A flying wraith found in eastern part of Wildlands, not far from the Heavenly Stone - Atlas Fallen: All Bosses - Basics - Atlas Fallen Guide

A flying wraith found in eastern part of Wildlands, not far from the Heavenly Stone. A very fast and mobile demon that uses ranged attack exclusively. When facing him, you need to exercise dexterity to be able to avoid his projectiles. Be especially careful of exploding orbs released by Orbitur.

Moreover, during the battle, the boss creates his clones with the same moveset as him. The clones are easy to defeat, but if you lose sight of the real Orbitur, you won't be able to distinguish him from the aides. As a result, track the "original" and try to attack him.

This elite wraith can be accompanied by a Diver. During the battle, he will only cause trouble, so after you get some distance between you and Orbitur (to avoid his ranged attack more easily), focus on killing Diver.

Defeating Orbitur tields an Essence Stone called arduous generation.

this is a second-degree bonus;
greatly increasing momentum generation;
Downside of it is that when it is equipped and you aren't at full health, you won't generate momentum at all.

Scrimmur

Scrimmur can be encountered in southern part of Caladrias. He is a Watchtower guardian, which means that after defeating him, you will reveal a part of the map and will be able to enter new locations.

Before taking on Scrimmur, you have to defeat Stingers. When this elite wraith appears, it will create sand copies of him. They can be defeated and consider doing so to regain momentum and health points.

The boss can hide under the sand and emerge in a different location and instantly attack - you can see where he will appear thanks to the blue-hued surface. Scrimmur also attacks with his tail or fires single projectiles - these attacks are easy to dodge.

For defeating this elite wraith, you'll receive an Essence Stone called unstable generation.

this is a first-degree bonus;
drastically increases momentum generation;
It downside is that you lose a small amount of momentum each time you're struck.

Gashur

To fight Gashur, you need to visit the northern part of Caladrias. This elite wraith has a lot of health, so get ready for a longer battle.

The Piercers that accompany Gashur should be defeated, as you regain Idol charges for killing them. There is an attack of the boss that is especially dangerous - if he is staying at a distance, there is a chance of him throwing large boulders at the player, which deal a lot of damage. In addition to this, Gashur often charges.

Remember to avoid attacking the boss from the front - thanks to his huge horns, Gashur's head is invulnerable to damage.

After killing this wraith, you get access to sinful bargain:

this is a first-degree bonus;
thanks to it, by sacrificing a small amount of health, the player and his aide can generate some momentum.

Novur

Novur is a Watchtower guard found in northern part of Wildlands. However, the way to him is not that obvious, as first you need to find and activate forgotten paths near the Tower - thanks to them, you can climb up and scale the chasm with an air dash.

This elite wraith is a unnusual encounter, as he doesn't attack the player directly. He has a Sapper do it for him. Attacking Sapper is tedious and may result in only time wasted, as Novur successfully heals his ally.

To win this battle, it is best to start with attacking the Sapper, and when Novur heals him, approach the boss and attack him, as this is when his shield is inactive. Repeat the process until the wraith dies.

The Sapper fires orbs that explode when touched. He will melee attack rarely.

Defeating Novura yields an Essence Stone called idol's greed.

this is a tier-three bonus;
Thanks to it, you have a larger chance of retrieving an Idol charge at the cost of a longer renewal time of active Essence Stones.

Coylur

Coylur, a wraith once known as "Winged Serpent" can be found in the south-eastern part of Caladrias. The boss in appearance and behavior is similar to a Diver - a wraith and a standard opponent encountered often in the game.

Coylur is accompanied by Stingers and Cloakers. They don't interrupt as much during the battle against the boss, so you can leave them for later for when you need momentum or Idol charges.

This large elite wraith most often attacks with blue projectiles that take your momentum when struck. Moreover, Coylur dives in sand and emerges in a different location, but the process is so long that you can easily avoid this attack of the boss. The demon very rarely uses his tail or head to attack.

After defeating Coylur, you'll receive an Essence Stone called rampaging wraith:

this is a tier-one bonus;
this stone drastically increase your damage dealt, at the expense of lowering your defense greatly.

Dromur

Dromur is the Watchtower Guardian of south Wildlands. Therefore, defeating this opponent leads to unlocking new locations.

The boss is accompanied by Gazers and Hurlers. At the beginning of the battle, focus on the latter, since the lasers they fire are difficult to avoid.

Dromur is a very strong opponent and most often he attacks with his paws that pound the ground. During these attacks, stay away from the opponent and use air dash as often as possible to take the battle to air. Dromur also creates sand clones of himself that can change into fast tornadoes. In addition, the boss has access to a charge that he uses often.

Defeating this boss is rewarded with an Essence Stone called reckless cure:

it's a tier-two bonus;
The stone increases the potency of healing items, but for 10 seconds after healing, your defense is lowered.

Skorpur

You can find Skorpur in the northern part of The Black Alms. This elite wraith is accompanied by Stingers and Hurlers. Be especially wary of the latter, as when facing Skorpur, you may not notice the stones they cast in time.

The boss most often summons additional tails that emerge from sand. There is no way of damaging them, and moreover they can attack in melee range or fire projectiles. So when they appear, it is best to run away from them and focus on Skorpur's aides or the boss himself.

Watch out for the tail of this elite wraith as it deals a lot of damage with its strikes, moreso that you need to get close to it and destroy this body part.

For defeating Skorpur, you'll receive perilous parry:

this is a first-degree bonus;
the stone increases damage dealt after a successful parry.
Unfortunately, failed parry lowers the hero's defense greatly for 5 seconds.

Skorchur

Skorchur can be found on a platform in the south-eastern part of The Black Alms. He is accompanied by Spikers and Gazers. Start the battle by taking on Przezierniki, as their powerful ranged attacks will make problems when trying to focus on the boss.

Skorchur himself attacks in many different ways.It can fire several lasers at once or blue projectiles that nest in the ground - if you touch them, you'll lose momentum.

Sometimes the boss will turn into a tornado - fortunately, he is slow, so it is easy to avoid this attack. It is essential to stay close to Skorchur, as his potential headbutt or tornado form aren't that dangerous like his ranged attacks.

For defeating this elite wraith, you'll receive sacrificial generation:

this is a tier-one skill;
activating it leads to generating a lot of momentum at the cost of some of your health.

Echur

Echur is a boss directly connected to the "Hunter or Hunted?" side quest. You can find him to the east from the southern Watchtower in Wildlands. He is accompanied by Stingers and Cloakers.

Echur is a dangerous opponent, as he fires mines that explode when touched. His strongest attack is a double shot with red projectiles. When he is in progress of it, you cannot attack him without receiving serious damage. To avoid this attack, you need to use air dash or roll two times.

Echur sometimes fires blue orbs that take your momentum. Moreover, he can create sand clones that first charge then fire mines. You don't have to attack them, as they disappear after the performed attacks.

Defeating this boss unlocks an Essence Stone called erratic hive:

this is a third-degree bonus;
with activation, you have a moderate chance of firing a volley of projectiles;
the downside is that all active Stones have a longer cooldown.

Fiur

Fiur is a elite wraith which can be found in southern part of The Black Alms. He is a Watchtower guard, so by defeating him you unlock new locations.

The boss is accompanied by Chameleons and Devourers. They are not really dangerous, so leave them for the moment you'll need additional momentum or Idol charges.

Fiur's main attack is a projectile fired from its tail. This attack is incredibly fast and will take a lot of your health, and its hard to avoid. As a result ,you need to hide behind the stones scattered across the arena and wait the attack out.

Apart from this, Fiur can hit with his paws or tail, and also shoot an orb that deals damage when touched.

Defeating Fiur is rewarded with an Essence Stone called quickening venom:

this is a tier-one bonus;
it makes active Stones have a shorter cooldown, but when a Stone is activated, a small portion of your health is taken.

Fractur

Fractur is a Watchtower guardian in the center of Wildlands. To reach him, you need to find and activate forgotten paths near the Tower and thanks to them, scale a large chasm.

Fractur is accompainied by Gazers and Stingers Focus on the former, as their projectiles can deal a lot of damage. The boss can create his clones, but they disappear quickly, so you don't need to attack them.

Moreover, he has a lot of health, so get ready for a longer battle. He often dives underground and pops up in a different place, creating fiery explosions - when Fractur is nowhere to be seen, look for a green-hued field and run away from it.

Defeating the boss is rewarded with an Essence Stone called endmost wrath:

This is a tier-three skill;
activating it lowers your health to 1 but increases damage dealt greatly;
moreover, you cannot heal for 15 seconds.

Thelos Champion

Thelos Champion is the final boss of Atlas Fallen which is faced at the conclusion of the campaign i.e. during the final story task.

Thelos Champion is accompanied by Chameleons, Hurlers and Gazers. They do not pose a large threat, so you can ignore these monsters up to a moment when you'll need momentum or Idol charges. However, watch out for Gazers' attacks.

During the fight, there will be moving blue lasers around the arena that take health and momentum when struck. Morever, there are mines in the air - they'll explode when approached. Thelos Champion sometimes creates traps on the ground that lock the player once touched.

Every now and then, the entire arena will be buried in shifting sands. You can protect from them by jumping from rock to rock, but Thelos Champion will attack immediately after you stand on one. The best solution to stay alive during this phases is staying airborne through air dash.

Furthermore, as soon as shifting sands appear, look at how the stones have arranged themselves and jump between them so as to not be without ground at the end.

Thelos Champion doesn't deal much damage, so as stay as close as possible to him and deal as much damage as you can between shifting sand phases.

Defeating this boss is rewarded with an Essence Stone called primed swarm:

It is an active ability that surrounds you with an aura and deals damage to nearby opponents for 15 seconds.

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