Grim Trials Omnitheism Guide

Omnitheism asks you to experience every Gods of Death Blessing, but Xbox players should currently treat the achievement as potentially blocked. The objective exists across the released achievement/trophy sets, while TrueAchievements currently flags Omnitheism as Partly Discontinued/Unobtainable on Xbox. A community route documents 24 Blessings and a select-once method, but that checklist is not an official universal total and current Xbox reports describe a Blessing missing from normal rotation.

What does Omnitheism require?

Steam lists Omnitheism among Grim Trials' 29 achievements with the requirement Experience every Gods of Death Blessings. The same wording appears on Xbox achievement trackers and PlayStation trophy trackers, so the objective itself is not speculative.

The official achievement description does not publicly expose a numbered checklist or tell you whether you must upgrade each Blessing. That is where post-launch completion testing becomes useful. The most detailed current trophy route reports that there are 24 unique Blessings for Omnitheism, that cleared rooms offer one choice from three randomized Blessings, and that each unique Blessing only needs to be selected at least once across all runs.

That makes Omnitheism a collection problem rather than an upgrade-maxing problem. Your goal is breadth: see and choose each unique Blessing at least once. If a Blessing appears that you have already taken before, it may still be the right combat pick for the current run, but it does not help the checklist as much as a clearly unseen option.

Xbox achievement status

As of October 1, 2026, TrueAchievements lists Omnitheism among two Partly Discontinued/Unobtainable achievements in Grim Trials on Xbox. Its community discussion reports that the normal current-version Blessing rotation appears to be missing Baron Samedi's Push, leaving affected players unable to complete the tracker through ordinary patched play. That report is useful platform-specific troubleshooting evidence, not an official developer explanation.

Steam still lists Omnitheism among the game's 29 achievements, so this page does not label the achievement globally broken. If you are on Xbox and your counter stalls after exhausting the community checklist, avoid endless duplicate farming while the platform status remains flagged.

Community-documented 24-Blessing checklist

The following list is based on the current post-launch Gamerbase trophy route. The source is Spanish, so the English rendering here is normalized for search and checklist use rather than presented as guaranteed canonical in-game English text. If your game client uses a different localized wording, match by the deity name first.

Fastest practical way to finish Omnitheism

The most efficient route is usually to stop treating every run as a pure win-rate run. Omnitheism asks you to experience variety, so the optimal completion choice can differ from the strongest combat choice.

1. Start a written checklist. Mark a Blessing only after you actually select it. Do not rely on memory once the pool begins repeating.
2. Prioritize unseen deity names. If one of the three options is clearly not on your completed list, take it unless doing so would immediately ruin an important challenge run.
3. Use ordinary progression runs for collection. You already need repeated Trial runs for materials, Soul Runes, crafting and practice. Omnitheism can progress in parallel rather than requiring a separate endgame grind from the start.
4. Do not chase upgrades for checklist credit. Current player testing reports that selecting a Blessing once is sufficient. Repeated upgrades may strengthen the run but do not replace a missing unique Blessing.
5. Separate completion runs from boss-push runs. If you are attempting The Untouchable, a difficult boss or a specific quest condition, take the build that keeps that goal reliable. Resume missing-Blessing hunting on a safer run.

What should you do when all three choices are duplicates?

Take the option that best supports the current build. Duplicate choices are not wasted in normal gameplay; they can still improve your chance of clearing the run, gathering materials or progressing another objective. The only reason they feel inefficient is that they do not advance your missing-name checklist.

Because Blessings are randomized, the end of the achievement is naturally slower than the beginning. Early on, most offers are useful for collection. Later, when you are missing only one or two names, many rooms may present nothing new. That is normal random-pool behavior and does not by itself indicate that the achievement is bugged.

If one Blessing seems permanently absent, first confirm the spelling/localization against your own game, then continue normal runs before assuming there is a hidden unlock requirement. The public achievement description does not state that specific Blessings require specific bosses, weapons or affinity levels.

What about Anubis and Yima?

Yima appears in the community-documented Omnitheism pool. Anubis is separately and directly confirmed by the official v1.0.20260824 patch notes, which adjusted the Anubis Blessing during a ranged-build balance pass. That creates an important evidence nuance: Anubis is undeniably part of the released Blessing ecosystem, but the 24-name community checklist above does not list Anubis by name.

Do not resolve that discrepancy by inventing a rule. It may reflect translation, naming, achievement tracking behavior, list methodology or a change between builds. For Omnitheism, the safest practical approach is simple: if Anubis appears and you have never selected it, take it at least once. The same logic applies to any Blessing name you see in-game that is absent from an older checklist.

Yima and Anubis also intersect with the player-tested Three Headed Snake quest route. That route reportedly asks for both in a specific run setup. This is useful overlap: a completion player can use quest attempts to collect Blessing exposure, but the exact quest combination should not be mistaken for the Omnitheism rule itself.

Why patch version matters

Blessings are balance-sensitive. The v1.0.20260824 update changed Anubis, ranged combinations and ranged cooldowns, while the developers also said they were evaluating feedback around Blessings and buffs. Later communication discussed exploring broader Blessing expansion with additional content, synergies and effects.

That means two things for Omnitheism hunters. First, an old "best Blessing" guide can be poor current advice even if its checklist is still useful. Second, a future content patch could expand or alter the pool. If Omnitheism does not unlock after completing an old 24-item checklist, first compare your current in-game offerings against the checklist. On Xbox, also check the current PDU status before assuming that additional duplicate runs can solve the tracker.

A simple tracking method

The cleanest method is a 24-row checklist in the same order as the table above. Use three states: missing, seen but not selected, and selected. Only the last state counts for your personal completion record.

If you play in a language where the translated effect title differs, write down the deity name exactly as displayed. Names such as Manann/Manaan and Morrigan/Morigan already show why deity-based tracking is more durable than assuming every guide will use identical spelling.

Once you are down to a few missing entries, stop choosing duplicates automatically just because they are familiar. Read all three offers after every cleared room. Omnitheism is one of the achievements where a few seconds of deliberate menu checking can save multiple extra runs.

Omnitheism FAQ

How many Blessings do I need for Omnitheism?

The current post-launch completion guide documents 24 unique Blessings. Official achievement pages confirm the requirement to experience every Gods of Death Blessing but do not publish the numbered roster.

Do I need to max every Blessing?

Current player-tested documentation says no. Selecting each unique Blessing at least once is reported to be sufficient.

Does the progress reset between runs?

The achievement is documented as cumulative across runs. You are collecting lifetime exposure for Omnitheism, not trying to obtain all Blessings in a single Trial.

Why does my list not match another language?

Localized effect titles can differ. Track deity names and the actual in-game option you selected rather than expecting every translated guide to use identical wording.

Should I take Anubis even if it is not in a 24-item checklist?

Yes if you have never taken it. Anubis is officially confirmed in the released game and has already received a post-launch balance adjustment. A current in-game Blessing should take priority over an older static checklist.

Video status

We searched for a focused post-launch Omnitheism or complete 24-Blessing walkthrough. At the current verification date, no video was strong enough to replace or materially improve the achievement and player-tested documentation used here, so this page does not embed a generic trailer.

Related guides

Sources & verification

• Steam achievements — official Omnitheism achievement wording.
• XboxAchievements — cross-platform confirmation of Omnitheism.
• PlayStationTrophies — PlayStation trophy confirmation.
• Gamerbase post-launch trophy guide — community-documented 24-Blessing checklist and select-once completion behavior.
• Official Steam announcements — v1.0.20260824 Anubis and ranged-balance changes.
• TrueAchievements PDU filter — currently identifies Omnitheism and Fashionista as the two affected Xbox achievements.
• TrueAchievements community thread — Xbox reports describing the missing Baron Samedi Blessing and stalled Omnitheism tracker.