Lootbound Achievements

Steam and Xbox are the same hunt with two footnotes

Nineteen of the twenty names match across platforms. The footnotes are the speed-run clock and the secret gem discard. If a tracker shows a Jester trophy, it is a Bard goal with a guide alias — close the extra row.

YouTube has no achievement guide yet

A search for “lootbound achievements” returns 1.0 overviews and class runs, not a 20-row walkthrough. The embed on this page is Dabble’s full-release first look — a three-act expedition that names Bard, picks Boss Parts, and ends with no companion deaths plus a Bard ability unlock. Use it as footage, not as a plat script.

Once the count is locked, the next job is the table: every name, the platform note, and how you actually pop it.

Xbox Gamerscore is reported, not re-weighed

Public Xbox tables (including the xboxachievements.com list) attach the G values in the platform column. We copy those numbers; we do not invent a 21st trophy to force a prettier total. Confirm live G on the Xbox store if a tracker disagrees.

Read the table in clusters, not as 20 equal chores

Death + named bosses happen inside expeditions. Barracks, dice, and consumables happen in the hub. Ability trees and Difficulty III are “play this class until the meta bar fills.” Collector is a catalog grind. The next section is the order that wastes the fewest runs.

No One Left Behind is a packing problem

Companions act on their own. You cannot click a heal onto a recruit mid-fight. The achievement is “complete a run without any companion deaths,” which means both bodies have to live through the assembled closer. Pack armor on the squish. Refuse a Boss Part that deletes the Bard. A solo clear with zero recruits is unconfirmed — do not assume an empty party counts as zero deaths.

Titan Slayer is a node habit

Fifty elites is a map count. Take elite icons when Crush or Acid is seated and health can survive the next room. Do not reroll a working route to force elites onto a naked Bard. Full node list: map.

The stubborn half of the board is class-locked. That is the next section — including why Jester never appears as a twenty-first name.

“With the Bard” means the starter until proven otherwise

Steam’s Diff III lines are “Complete a run with the Warrior / Bard / Witch / Paladin on Difficulty III.” That reads as the hero you picked in the hub, not a recruit you grabbed mid-map. A Bard-as-companion clear popping Lamb of Rebellion is unconfirmed. Start the class you still need, then recruit the bodies that keep that starter alive. Roles: classes.

Ability trees are meta, not one lucky drop

“Unlock all abilities for the X companion” is a class tree, not a single trainer node. Dabble’s 1.0 first look ends a long run by unlocking a new Bard ability in the hub, then notes you can play that class later. Exact shard costs, trainer rules, and whether a recruit levels the same bar as a starter stay TBA. Do not invent a skill name to make the row look finished.

Difficulty III is a later problem

Xbox puts 80G on each Diff III clear. Steam puts them at the bottom of the unlock curve. Finish a Difficulty I party that covers Slash plus Crush or Acid before you chase The Last General or Lamb of Rebellion. Bard as a starter still wants a tank or slasher at the first companion room — the achievement does not give you a second control stick. Builds: builds.

Named bosses are a different list. They are not the assembled Guardian, and they are not TBA titles we filled in.

Do not invent a fourth boss trophy

The Guardian is a craft you dress with Boss Parts. Steam never attached an achievement to “kill the closer.” If you beat the expedition and nothing pops, check the three named rows and No One Left Behind — not a missing Guardian title.

Fight the name. Do not skip the pane to save a screenshot

When the fight title matches a row, finish it. A wipe on the Vizier is still progress toward The First Fall; a flee to “save the kit” is how the named-boss cluster stays grey. After the fight, the biome-end part pane is still a Guardian decision, not an achievement decision.

Hub goals do not care which boss you just killed. They care what you buy between expeditions.

Hub spend is between runs

Barracks, Game Room, and Laboratory sit in the meta hub, paid with shards / seals after an expedition. They are not node icons. Buying “all dice” means the Hub stock, not rolling every D20 on the map. Buying 15 consumables is a shop counter — the same family the items page already treats as hero-only drinks.

Collector is not a first-run job

Xbox and Steam both say Discover 400 unique items. That is why this wiki refuses a 400-name dump on items. Seat new families when they fit. A third copy of the same sword is not a discovery. Confirm the live wording on Steam and Xbox before you treat 400 as patch-proof.

The speed-run clock splits by platform

Steam’s live description is “Complete a run in under 35 minutes.” Public Xbox lists say under 45 minutes. Hunt the number on the platform you are playing. Dabble’s 1.0 first look was about an hour and a half for all three acts — useful as a loop tape, useless as a speed-run ghost. Skip dice rooms you cannot afford, do not over-pack after every trash node, and do not invent a published any% route.

Oops is a discard, not a craft

Xbox: discard a blacksmith gem. Steam hides the sentence and marks the row secret; the API id is DESTROY_BLACKSMITH_GEM. Enhance a keeper, then throw away a spare gem on purpose. Do not gem a fringe you will sell, and do not invent a “correct” gem name.

That is the whole board. The last pass is the mistake list — the ways a 20-row hunt turns into a second job.

One habit that fixes most of them

Before a run, name the cluster: story, hub, class tree, or Diff III. Then pick the starter that cluster actually needs. When that is automatic, the sequel is the roster — pack the class still missing its tree or its Difficulty III clear.