- Biome & terrain
0–1,000 m altitude · Inside or outside forest
- Time & weather
Day only
Any weather
- Progression & limits
Up to 2 nearby · Groups of 1–2 · 0 stars permitted · 50 min between attempts · 5% attempt chance
jotun_killed Global Key
World key set when the associated creature is defeated.
Overview
jotun_killed is a Valheim global progression key — world key set when the associated creature is defeated.
Toggle it from the console with setkey jotun_killed to mark the milestone, or removekey jotun_killed to roll it back and re-enable the related boss or biome content.
Global keys gate raid pools, world events, and trader inventory; unsetting one is the cleanest way to re-fight a boss on a long-running save.
Commands
Sets the jotun_killed global key.
Removes the jotun_killed global key.
Resets all global keys to their default state.
More Global Keys
- BossHildir1
- BossHildir2
- BossHildir3
- Defeated Bonemass
- Defeated Dragon
- Defeated Eikthyr
- Defeated Fader
- Defeated Gdking
- Defeated Goblinking
- Defeated Queen
- Defeated Serpent
- defeated_frozenking
- defeated_frozenking_p3
- defeated_hive
- defeated_writhan
- elakingmole_defeated
- Killed Surtling
- Killed Troll
- killed_frysling
- Killedbat
- Nomap
- Noportals
Creature spawn conditions
Full reference2 entries
| Creature | Biome & terrain | Time & weather | Progression & limits |
|---|---|---|---|
0–1,000 m altitude · Inside or outside forest | Day only Any weather | Up to 2 nearby · Groups of 1–2 · 0 stars permitted · 50 min between attempts · 5% attempt chance | |
0–1,000 m altitude · Inside or outside forest | Day only Any weather | Up to 2 nearby · Groups of 1 · 0 stars permitted · 50 min between attempts · 5% attempt chance |
- Biome & terrain
0–1,000 m altitude · Inside or outside forest
- Time & weather
Day only
Any weather
- Progression & limits
Up to 2 nearby · Groups of 1 · 0 stars permitted · 50 min between attempts · 5% attempt chance
These are world-spawn rules. Raids and location spawners have separate rules on their own pages. An interval is an attempt schedule, not a guaranteed respawn timer; valid terrain and local population checks still apply.