Lords of the Fallen asks for a lot of Vigor. Levels, weapon upgrades, merchant stock and the occasional Rebirth Chrysalis all draw from the same pool, and the best gear is scattered across two realms, three online shrines and a long list of boss Remembrances. A modded save skips that collection phase: your character loads with the gear, materials and Vigor already in the inventory.
This guide is the starting point for our Lords of the Fallen series. It covers what the store actually sells, which platforms each option supports, how delivery works and the questions worth asking before you pay. The linked posts go deeper on each topic.
Which Lords of the Fallen this is about
Everything here refers to the 2023 Lords of the Fallen by Hexworks and CI Games, released on 13 October 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. It is a reboot of the 2014 game with the same name, which starred Harkyn and used a different progression system. If your save shows a Lampbearer, an Umbral Lamp and Vigor as the currency, you are in the right place.
The three ways the store can help
There are three listings on the Lords of the Fallen hub. Two are modded saves applied to your own account; the third is a co-op service where a worker joins your game.
- Complete Modded Save ($50): PS5 and PC. All weapons including ranged, all armour including PvP sets and exclusives, rings, spells, runes, pendants, emotes, every Umbral Eye, most tincts, ammunition except arrows, consumables and upgrade materials at 99,999, plus 30B+ Vigor.
- All Unlocks Modded Save ($50): listed for PS4, PS5 and PC. The same gear categories plus all ammunition and all tincts, consumables and upgrade materials at 9,999, plus 300 million Vigor.
- Vigor and Armor Services (from $25): PlayStation, Xbox and PC. No login; a worker joins through co-op and drops the Vigor or item pack for you to pick up.
| Option | Platforms | Login needed | Vigor | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complete Modded Save | PS5, PC (Steam/Epic) | Yes, account share | 30B+ | $50 |
| All Unlocks Modded Save | PS4*, PS5, PC | Yes, account share | 300 million | $50 |
| Vigor and Armor Services | PlayStation, Xbox, PC | No, username only | 100M to 2B packages | $25 to $85 |
*The 2023 game was not released on PS4; see the platform notes below.
How a modded save reaches your account
Both save listings work by account share. At checkout you pick your platform and enter the email and password of the account that owns the game. The team signs in, transfers the modded save to your profile and confirms when it is done; you then load in with the inventory and Vigor already there. The full walkthrough, including two-factor sign-in, is in our delivery explainer.
Two things follow from that method. You must already own the game, because only the save service is sold. And the delivered save sits where your progress lives, so if you have a character you care about, ask support how it is handled before the transfer and keep the game closed until you hear back.
What your first hour looks like
Loading a modded character does not bypass the game's own systems. Vigor still has to be spent at a Vestige to level up, weapons still go to Gerlinde at Skyrest Bridge for upgrades, Umbral Eyes are socketed by Molhu while you stand in Umbral, and Pieta strengthens the Sanguinarix when you hand her Saintly Quintessence. The difference is that you can afford all of it at once.
A sensible first session: put levels into the attributes your build needs, upgrade one main weapon, then use the Coffer in Skyrest Bridge (it stores up to 2,000 items) to keep a very full inventory manageable.
Platform notes
PS5 and PC owners can choose either save. Neither save is offered on Xbox, so the co-op service is the route there. The All Unlocks listing also names PS4, but this game never launched on PS4, so a PS4 owner should read our PS4 explainer before ordering. Console and PC specifics live in the PS5 guide and the PC guide.
Risk and online play
No seller can promise that a modded save is invisible. The All Unlocks listing says you can play online without restrictions, and in practice the main exposure is other players noticing impossible numbers during invasions or co-op. The ban risk breakdown and the online play guide cover what that means and how to keep a low profile.
Choosing between them
If you are on Xbox or will not share a login, the co-op drop is your route, and save versus co-op compares them directly. Between the two saves, the practical differences are platform coverage, stack sizes, arrows and tincts rather than the Vigor figure. The All Unlocks breakdown and the Complete breakdown go line by line, and our worth-it analysis weighs the whole idea against simply playing.
Ready to compare the live listings? Start at the Lords of the Fallen hub, where all three options sit side by side with current prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to own Lords of the Fallen already?
Yes. Both save listings state that a purchased copy of the game is required on the account you submit, because the store sells the modded save service, not the game. The co-op service also assumes you can launch the game and play online.
Which save works on Xbox?
Neither. The Complete save is listed for PS5 and PC, and the All Unlocks save for PS4, PS5 and PC. On Xbox Series X|S, the store route is the co-op drop, which covers PlayStation, Xbox and PC players alike.
Are both saves the same price?
Yes, both modded saves are listed at $50. The co-op service starts at $25 for 100 million Vigor and goes up to $85 for 2 billion, with a separate $65 pack of armour, weapons and items.
Will the gear and Vigor survive New Game Plus?
The game itself carries weapons, armour, accessories, runes, tincts, consumables, upgrade materials and all currencies, Vigor included, into NG+. Key items, quest items and boss Remembrances do not carry over, which is true for every character, modded or not.
Does a modded save unlock trophies or achievements?
The listings do not promise any. Lords of the Fallen has collection trophies such as Weapon Collector and What Sights Contained Within, but whether they register from a transferred inventory is not something the store advertises, so treat any that appear as a bonus.
Where are the Umbral Eyes after delivery?
In your inventory. To use them, cross into Umbral at Skyrest Bridge and speak to Molhu, who sockets eyes into the Umbral Lamp. Our Umbral Eyes post explains how many sockets the lamp has at each upgrade level.