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A few videos will be linked to supplement the advice on easing the grind for specific achievements. Credits go to the original uploaders. This guide will also cross-reference a few other guides as needed, including Kracienator's excellent map guide: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1369898689 After browsing through the game's discussion threads, the conditions for a few achievements were changed/reworded over the game's lifetime from Early Access to its "formal" release on Jul. 13, 2018. These will be noted as outdated information with the current conditions as appropriate. It goes without saying, but there will be major spoilers throughout the guide. Jul. 18, 2018: Guide published. Jul. 19, 2018: Some editing fixes. Jul. 23, 2018: Someone got confused over Kumasith's bad ending. Oops. Also, turns out Very hard mode also unlocks on Lunatic. Thanks Astral ! Jul. 24, 2018: Fixed 'Flawless' being written as 'Mastery'. Thanks Pootis McPootBird . Aug. 05, 2018: Added another method for the combo achievements. Kudos to EnDDarK ! Main Bosses These achievements cannot be missed, as they are required to progress the game. Soulreaper Fight Soulreaper The very first boss "fight" in the game, and the only one you're expected to lose. Esgonian general Defeat Esgonian general The main boss of Brocleyshire. HMWV Defeat HMWV The "mid-boss" of Mid Mythrilia. Not recognized as a boss on map. Maximillian II Defeat Maximillian II The first boss of Mid Mythrilia. Kumasith Defeat Kumasith The second boss of Mid Mythrilia. Headless horseman Defeat Headless horseman The first boss of the Wesandyth Kingdom. Santiago Defeat Santiago The second boss of the Wesandyth Kingdom. Duel Stop Soulreaper The second boss of the Northern Border, and the second fight with the Soulreaper. Ground shaker Defeat Ground shaker The first boss of the Glizzian Area. Shroom prime Defeat Shroom prime The second boss of the Glizzian Area. Valerie Defeat Valerie AKA Dragon Bones. The second of The Void's three final bosses, after the Soulreaper's third fight. Endings In addition to the game's proper normal and true endings, there are also five bad endings corresponding to specific bosses listed above. If you already defeated any of the bosses without reaching their respective bad ending (assuming you saved past their fight), you won't be given another chance to get their bad ending until New Game+. Soulreaper reborn Defeat Soulreaper You will get this bad ending if you manage to defeat the Soulreaper on the very first fight against her. It's possible, albeit potentially time-consuming to get this achievement without New Game+ due to her bulk and high damage this early in the game. As for what happens next? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mau-qx3yEpU Kumasith rampage Failed to defeat Kumasith This achievement corresponds to the Kumasith fight in Mid Mythrilia, not the Wraith fight in The Void. The bear doesn't have an attack that hits nearly as hard as Maximillian II's bone wave, so this bad ending is easy to miss. The count of piety Failed to defeat Santiago Dying to either form of Santiago will give this bad ending. Although Santiago's attacks are generally easy to read and dodge, the Count of Piety's homing lightning pillars, giant electric spheres, and The Devourer's electricity beam can easily kill you and net this achievement. Dominator Holborn Failed to stop Soulreaper This bad ending is obtained by dying in the second fight against the Soulreaper. It's very easy to achieve as the Soulreaper can potentially one-shot you with many of her attacks in her second phase, or even in the shockwave transitioning to it! Evolving fungus Failed to defeat Shroom prime Shroom Prime is a relatively passive boss, and doesn't hit particularly hard at this point of the game. Unless you stay inside the left mushroom's poison clouds long enough, this bad ending is the easiest to miss. Note that you must die in the plot-mandated fight versus Shroom Prime; you cannot use its Rift fight, as that will just give the normal game over. Family reunion Achieve normal ending Defeat the final bosses without going through the required steps for the true ending. The normal ending is distinguished by the post credit scene where Vivian's parents, Valerie, and Vivian disappear from the family dinner memory. Seed of life Achieve true ending To summarize the process of obtaining the true ending: From three rooms to the left of the Living Quarter Stela (the room right before the camp preceding Shroom Prime), there is a doorway elevated on the very top left corner. Enter it (you may need Heaven's Fall or Power Upper to reach the doorway), go right, and defeat the Evil Rag harassing the bear and bear child. You will get a seed from them as thanks. There's an elevated doorway in the room before the Coffinhead Stela. Interact with the gate inside the next room; the game will tell you that you must hunt down the King of Flames, the Lord of Judgement, and the Frozen Queen to open the sealed gate. Each demon lord is actually the true form of one of the three brats seen earlier in Broceley and Wheatawn. The King of Flames is to the right of the Throneroom Stela and adjacent to its Rift; the Lord of Judgement is two rooms left from the Seudor's Church Stela (this is the camp preceding the Headless Horseman), and the Frozen Queen is two rooms right from Bluereel Village's Stela. These bosses can be tackled in any order. After obtaining the Heart, Club, and Diamond Keys, go back to the sealed gate in The Void and unlock it. Navigating to the end of this section of The Void will lead you to a fight against the Wraith of Kumasith. Defeat it, and she will bless the seed you got earlier. Finish the game as you normally would. The true ending is distinguished by the post credit scene where Vivian is brought back to life from The Void because of the Mother Bear-blessed seed's sacrifice, which is then planted and grows into a sapling. Fallen Kumasith Defeat Fallen Kumasith AKA Wraith of Kumasith. If you're going for the true ending, you can't miss this achievement. Very hard mode Clear the game in Very Hard difficulty The game has four difficulties as of this writing: Normal, Hard, Very Hard, and Lunatic. These difficulties change how much damage enemies inflict, but otherwise don't appear to do anything else. With some patience, it's possible to finish a fresh game on Very Hard; another option is to change difficulties to Very Hard on New Game+, as the damage difference won't be game-changing until The Void. Despite the wording of the achievement's description, you can also unlock it by clearing the game on Lunatic. Outdated information: Prior to June 1, 2018 update, the game's difficulties were Easy, Normal, and Hard, and you had to finish 'Hard' mode to get this achievement. Achievements related to filling out parts of the in-game Note section, or completing a collection. Explorer Activate all Stelas The 'Stelas' are one type of the save points scattered through out the game. Once you interact with a Stela (exploring a room with a Stela is enough to count towards the achievement), you can warp back to that room from another Stela. The majority of the game's Stelas can't be missed as they're positioned along the main story path, except for the Joker Key-locked Dungeon of The Decayed and Shadow Path. There are 18 Stelas found across the game's 6 regions: Brocley: Starting village Esgonian Junction: The room below the border to the Wesandyth Kingdom Throneroom: The room with HMWV Wheatawn City: Right outside the city's gates and before the Northern Border Deep in the Cemetery: Two rooms to the left of the Headless Horseman's camp Seudor's Church: The room after defeating the Headless Horseman Church Tower: Deep inside the Church, two rooms to the left from the freefall Halindle Cave: Along the path to Bluereel Village (5 rooms to its left) Bluereel Village: Borders the Glizzian Territory and th