Base game
- The One Unlock All Trophies 30.7%Rare
- Kill Adze Defeat Adze 2 times 55.8%Common
- Kill Asma Defeat Asma 2 times 44.4%Rare
- Kill Champ Defeat Champ 2 times 47.3%Rare
- Kill Eva Defeat Eva 2 times 40%Rare
- Newbie Win 1 deathmatch 48.8%Rare
- Petrified Stun the same opponent 5 times 56.1%Common
- Flawless Victory Win 1 Standard Match 69%Common
- Rogue Soul Beat 5 opponents 51.1%Common
- Avenger Soul Beat 25 opponents 36.2%Rare
- Apprentice Cause 25 negative effects 64%Common
- Black Mage Cause 50 negative effects 59.9%Common
- Master of Energy Win 10 matches with Adze 35.6%Rare
- Goddess Arise Win 10 matches with Asma 32.4%Rare
- The Greatest Win 10 matches with Champ 32.4%Rare
- Holy Knight Win 10 matches with Eva 32.4%Rare
- Bullseye Deal 100 hits with range attacks 46.4%Rare
- Unrivalled Defeat each character 10 times 31.2%Rare
- Not Today End a deathmatch without your health goes below 10% 37.7%Rare
- Brave Heart Attack Eva while she is in divine state 15 times 32.7%Rare
- Heroic Combat Defeat 10 opponents by using basic attacks 38.8%Rare
- Assassin Soul Beat 50 opponents 33.3%Rare
- Archmage Cause 75 negative effects 53.2%Common
- Colosseum Champion Win 25 matches in Olympia 33.6%Rare
- Volcano Dweller Win 25 match in Alaz map 32.4%Rare
- Fire Dancer End a game without taking damage from level fireballs 33.3%Rare
- Conqueror Win 100 matches 30.9%Rare
- Steel Commander Reduce 1000 damage with your damage reduction 44.7%Rare
- Hand of God Defeat each character 30 times 30.7%Rare
- Slayer Soul Beat 100 opponents 31.8%Rare
- Nightmare Sage Cause 100 negative effects 50%Rare
Trophy facts for ITFOS
How many trophies does ITFOS have?
ITFOS (PS4) has 31 trophies: 1 platinum, 5 gold, 10 silver and 15 bronze, worth 1,275 trophy points in total.
How hard is the ITFOS platinum trophy?
30.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in ITFOS. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in ITFOS?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “The One” (Rare), earned by 30.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
