
Steam Early Access data hub
Fatekeeper Wiki
Builds, items, enemies, alchemy, skills, and patch notes for Fatekeeper. Every data point is labeled by source confidence so Early Access changes do not become fake facts.
Developer
Paraglacial
Publisher
THQ Nordic
EA Release
Jun 2, 2026
Official visuals
Fatekeeper gameplay images for exact wiki searches
These locally hosted official screenshots use descriptive file paths, focused alt text, and page links so image search can understand the combat, weapon, enemy, location, and guide context.






Wiki map
Start with the reliable pages
Use the main hubs for guides, items, enemies, alchemy, builds, updates, and source checks. Tools stay separate until exact values are verified.
Wiki Directory
Entity Wiki
Category hubs and entry pages for weapons, armor, rings, consumables, enemies, locations, builds, and mechanics.
Guide Hub
Beginner Guides
First-hour route, survivability notes, buying advice, and spoiler-safe progression checks.
Database
Items Database
Weapons, armor, jewelry, consumables, quest items, and spell modifiers with data status labels.
Database
Alchemy Helper
Ingredients, coatings, bombs, brews, and recipe notes without invented formulas.
Database
Enemy Index
Encounter names, threat notes, and the screenshot evidence still needed for each entry.
Guide Hub
Skills and Builds
Skill-tree capture plan, build archetypes, and patch-sensitive notes for respec decisions.
Freshness
Patch Tracker
Early Access announcements and patch-note intake, kept separate from evergreen guides.
Wiki entries
Browse entries by category
Start from a category hub, then open the exact weapon, armor, ring, consumable, enemy, location, build, or mechanic page you need.
Guide roadmap
Guides stay useful only when data status is visible
Fatekeeper is in Early Access, so the wiki separates evergreen advice from pages that can change after patches.
Beginner Guide
First-hour onboarding, survivability, item checks, and spoiler-safe progression notes.
Builds
Build ideas ranked only after in-game skill costs, scaling, and patch version are captured.
Weapons
Weapon names with verification slots for damage, scaling, movesets, and locations.
Worth Buying
Early Access scope, update risk, and what players should know before buying now.
Core routes
Guides, items, alchemy, builds, and updates
Use these focused pages when you want beginner advice, buying context, weapon lists, recipes, build notes, or patch-sensitive updates.
Guide Pages
Starter guidance and buying advice are separated so each page stays focused.
Item Pages
Gear categories are split into focused pages instead of one overloaded database.
Alchemy Pages
Crafting formulas and bomb testing need different evidence and update checks.
Build and Update Pages
Patch-sensitive build content lives outside evergreen beginner pages.
Player searches
Autocomplete questions now have pages
Platform, review, multiplayer, Steam Deck, and community searches are split into individual URLs instead of being buried in a general FAQ.
What is Fatekeeper?
OfficialFatekeeper is tracked here as a Steam Early Access first-person fantasy RPG. The wiki focuses on practical player questions while separating official facts from unverified data.
What is ready now?
Cross-sourceThe site covers guide routes, item groups, enemy notes, alchemy categories, build archetypes, update tracking, source checks, and a conservative build planner.
What is not ready?
Needs testingExact damage, drop rates, skill formulas, recipe values, and tier rankings stay out until screenshots or repeatable tests support them.
Trust model
No invented numbers
Unknown values remain blank until a screenshot, patch note, or repeatable in-game test supports them.
Fatekeeper Wiki FAQ
Is Fatekeeper Wiki official?
No. This is a community wiki that links official sources and labels every claim by confidence.
Why are some stats missing?
Fatekeeper is in Early Access. Missing values are intentional until screenshots, patch notes, or repeatable tests support them.
Can the build tool calculate damage?
Not yet. The current tool drafts build notes and verification checklists. Damage math should wait for verified formulas.