Hero of Liberl

Platinum trophy. Requires completing the rest of the trophies. Plan in 3 phases: (1) advance the story until completing the main chapters, (2) complete collectibles (chests, books, recipes, enemies), and (3) grind for resources/weapons/upgrades and defeat optional bosses. Save frequently and use multiple slots to avoid losing progress.

Junior Bracer Trainee

Obtained by joining as a junior Bracer at the beginning of the adventure. Just follow the flow of the prologue and complete the process with the Guild when appropriate.

Expert Bracer

Requires completing all reward objectives: check the Bracer board and complete side missions that grant rewards. Periodically check the listings to accept and deliver them; many appear after progressing chapters.

Promising Newcomer

Level up the Bracer Rank to Junior Rank 1: accept and complete jobs from the board (missions and tasks), deliver reports, and accumulate reputation points. Do easy missions in areas you already know to elevate the rank quickly.

Quest Master

Every mission in the game must be completed and reported. Keep a record: some tasks appear and disappear as you progress through the story — avoid skipping key NPCs until you check their job board.

Battle Master

Register the 245 enemies in the Combat Handbook. You must **find** (not necessarily defeat) most of them; for rare enemies, return to areas with high spawn rates or use area repetition. Note where the missing enemies spawn and check them one by one until the compendium is complete.

Three-Star Chef / Peculiar Chef

There is a recipe/cooking system: learn recipes by consuming certain foods or finding books; once learned, cook to complete the list. Some recipes are missable if you advance a plot without having read or collected books in specific areas; use recipe guides and save before important events. (List and locations of recipes available in community guides). :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Book Master

Complete the book entries (books scattered throughout the world and as rewards for quests). Check shops, chests, and bookshelves; some books only appear during certain quests, so don’t ignore them.

Treasure Hunter

Open 212 chests. Carefully explore each map; some chests are chained to events, and others are permamissable. There are guides and listings with the 212 chests per area if you want a step-by-step route. Save before events that change the map in case you lose access. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Support Expert

Level up Estelle and Joshua’s Support Ability to level 7. Use support points in battle and execute support actions; increase support by performing follow-ups and keeping both in the team. See the achievement guide for details on which actions add the most. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Millionaire

Accumulate 1,000,000 Mira. Sell loot you don’t need, complete missions with good pay, and open chests. Also, selling duplicates and optimizing upgrades can generate income. Avoid spending on unnecessary purchases until you reach the total amount.

Weapon/Armor/Accessory Enthusiast

Upgrade weapons/armor/accessories 12 times: gather materials and money and use forges/upgrade menus in shops. It’s a straightforward task if you save resources and complete missions that provide components.

Quartz Artisan / Quartz Collector

Upgrade quartz 12 times and collect all types: break boxes, buy, and check enemy drops to find quartz. To collect all types, complete events and check shops in advanced chapters; some quartz only appear late or as rare drops.

Master of Arts / Orbment Master

Unlock all arts and Orbment slots requires experimenting with quartz, leveling up characters, and opening available slots in progression. The orbment system is deep: install quartz and try combinations to learn arts; to unlock slots, progress in the story and improve equipment. If you need builds, look for orbment guides to optimize. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Ultimate Weapons

Obtain specific items (Taiji Staff and Dual Plovers) — they often derive from rare pieces or boss drops; reserve materials and check special shops or rewards from advanced missions.

Combat and Action Trophies (Follow-Up, Chain, Burst…)

These trophies quantify repetitive actions: Follow-Up Master (200 follow-ups), Chain Master (80 chains), Burst Master (80 bursts), S-Craft/arts/Overdrive counters, etc. Maintain quick combat: use Quick Battles when possible, rotate actions that add to the counter, and check your progress before leaving the session.

Quantity Trophies in Quick Battles (Swift Warrior, Valiant, King…) and S-Pom Slayer

They accumulate by defeating enemies in Quick Battles; to speed up, repeat areas with abundant spawns or use regions with high enemy density. Shining Poms appear in specific fields: note their zones and focus on them to reach 30 defeats.

Hell’s Crown

Complete the game on Nightmare difficulty — it usually requires dedicated builds and good resource management. Recommended to leave this as the last pass if you’re going for platinum, as it is the most demanding condition.

Silver Volition / Golden Wings

Defeat specific bosses: Lt. Lorence and Reverie second form (level 100). For Reverie at level 100, you will need optimized builds and probably grind for levels and upgrades. Save before the fight and optimize your equipment and orbments.

Chapter Progress Trophies

Our Journey Begins!, Father’s Departure, The Vanished Airliner, etc.: obtained by completing parts of the story — natural as you progress. They do not require extra actions except completing the chapter.