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How to defeat Fenrir In Tribes of Midgard – How to beat the Saga Boss?

Big wolf, really big wolf.

To beat the saga boss called Fenrir, players will need to gather 25 quest, 50 event, 15 Jotunn, and 5 hideout fragments to unlock the lair that leads to them.

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Players will also need to gather 50 cut stone, 30 wrought iron, around 2500k souls, 10 ancient cores to repair a bridge before they can get even near the Saga Boss's lair.

To gather all of these resources, players can either gather the resources themselves or repair the quarry worksite. To get ancient cores, players will need to kill elite enemies such as unsunken warcheifs or witches.

Repairing the quarry is the best option for both wrought iron and cut stone. The reason why is that if you get it built early enough, it will net a steady flow of the required materials to repair the bridge.

To get souls, they can always farm camps and the treasure chests that reside inside as each chest, depending on the variant, can offer around 200 souls at minimum when opened.

Killing enemies is also another option, gathering souls and completing quests, all of which players will be doing already to get some of the fragments they need.

Related: How to get and use Iron in Tribes of Midgard

However, once the bridge is repaired, they will still need to get a certain amount of fragments needed to open the lair. Here's where you can get them all, and the best ways to do it now.

How to get all fragments in Tribes of Midgard

Starting with quest fragments, they will need to obtain these via quests that can be received via the quest board in the village. To get Jotun fragments, you will need to slay Jotuns, and for events fragments, you will need to complete world map events for them.

Then for the last fragment type, hideout fragments, you will need to clear the various hideouts that can appear on the map, if you can't find them use the map legend to locate their icon on the map. That said, to recap use the following chart as a resource to aid you in getting all fragments in the game.

FragmentHow to get
Jotunn FragmentTo get Jotunn Fragments, you must slay and defeat the various Jotunns that spawn on the world map.
Hideout FragmentTo get Hideout fragments, you must locate hideouts via their map icon, and clear them out, after this you will get a fragment.
Quest FragmentAccepting and completing quests is how you can get quest fragments in the game, but it can take some time as you will often need to locate far-away NPCs to start them. To help with this far-away quest grind, you can always explore the map and find shrines. When you find these shrines, use them to teleport to certain areas so you can get to quests faster.
Event FragmentTo get event fragments, players must locate and complete the various events that can take place on the world map.

When you gathered all of the required materials, you will be able to rebuild the bridge that you can find via a bridge icon, and then locate the Saga Boss's lair and fight and hopefully kill Fenrir.

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Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.