Crimson Moon Trophy Guide: Full List & Platinum Roadmap
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Crimson Moon Trophy Guide: Full List & Platinum Roadmap

Alexandre Alexandre Jollier
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In brief

Crimson Moon offers 31 trophies to unlock in order to reach the Platinum, a mix of accessible bronze challenges and much tougher gold and silver quests. Between the three hidden Abraxas stones, deathless runs and the infernal grind of a thousand enemies, here is the complete roadmap so you don't miss anything.

Crimson Moon, ProbablyMonsters' gothic action RPG, puts you in the shoes of a Nephilim tasked with reclaiming Gildenarch. Between souls-like combat and "runs" where your gear is lost with every failure, unlocking the Platinum still requires a certain method. Here are the 31 trophies and the roadmap to get there.

All Crimson Moon Trophies

Trophy Rarity (Points) How to Get It
Prologue Bronze (10G) Complete the prologue mission
First Death of Many Bronze (20G) First permadeath in a mission
Perfect Parry Bronze (20G) Land a perfect parry
Nexus Objective Bronze (20G) 3 nexus portal objectives
Cooperative Slaughter Bronze (20G) One mission in co-op
Angelic Bronze (10G) 5 angelic ascensions
Meet Mereda Bronze (10G) Librarian's Briefing quest
Well Equipped Bronze (30G) A rare (or higher) item in every slot
Level 5 Bronze (10G) Reach level 5
Level 10 Bronze (10G) Reach level 10
Abandoned Streets Bronze (25G) Complete this district
Archspire Cathedral Bronze (25G) Complete this dungeon
Ramshorn Castle Bronze (25G) Complete this dungeon
Shoreditch Prison Bronze (25G) Complete this dungeon
Elk Grove Academy Bronze (25G) Complete this dungeon
Killer Bronze (25G) Defeat 100 enemies
Level 20 Silver (25G) Reach level 20
Abraxas Stone of Rot Silver (30G, secret) 1st Abraxas stone
Abraxas Stone of War Silver (30G, secret) 2nd Abraxas stone
Abraxas Stone of Arcane Silver (30G, secret) 3rd Abraxas stone
Gajov Makes Strong Silver (25G) Rare or higher weapon/shield from the blacksmith
Great Soul Reaper Silver (75G) Accumulate 100,000 souls
Blessed Silver (50G) Purify 50 items
No Death Silver (50G) District mission without losing a life
Infernal Silver (50G) District mission on Infernal difficulty or higher
Level 30 Gold (50G) Reach level 30
Victory Gold (50G, secret) Complete a full run (solo or co-op)
Champion of Knowledge Gold (50G) 50 knowledge scrolls
Infernal Killer Gold (75G, secret) Defeat 1,000 enemies
Completionist Gold (100G) All main missions and their bosses
Nephilim Platinum Unlock all other trophies

How to Progress Quickly to Get the Platinum?

Two-player co-op shares a common health pool: complementary builds and good communication are decisive for the Infernal difficulty and no-death trophies.

The three Abraxas stones and the Victory trophy remain hidden until unlocked. For the collection trophies (souls, scrolls, items to purify), favor long runs rather than rushing straight to the bosses.

Save Completionist for last: defeating all the main bosses is the most demanding challenge, and the final step before the highly coveted Platinum.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you have to finish on Infernal difficulty to get the Platinum?
No, but the Infernal trophy is gold and counts toward the total. If you're truly aiming for the Platinum, you'll need to get it. That said, several runs on standard difficulty are enough for the collectibles.
What are the Abraxas stones and how do you find them?
These are three secret silver trophies hidden until unlocked. You earn them by naturally progressing through the game without knowing exactly when or how. There's no shortcut: you just have to keep running and discover them for yourself.
Does co-op make the challenges easier or harder?
It's a trade-off: you share a common health pool, so one player's mistake affects the other. But with complementary builds and good communication, the infernal bosses become noticeably more manageable than in solo play.
How long does it take to get the Platinum?
Honestly, that's not a simple question. It all depends on your mastery of the souls-like genre and your patience for grinding collectibles. Expect anywhere from 40 to 60 hours for a solidly motivated player.

Key takeaways

  • The difficulty trophies (Infernal, No Death) require an equipment and build strategy planned across multiple runs.
  • The three Abraxas stones remain secret until unlocked: a genuine surprise that changes the perceived difficulty of the Platinum.
  • Two-player co-op shares a single health pool, making teamwork crucial for the most demanding challenges.
  • Favor long, cautious runs rather than rushing bosses in order to accumulate souls, scrolls and items to purify.
  • Save the Completionist for last: defeating all the main bosses is the ultimate challenge before the highly coveted Platinum.

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