Lootbound Achievements Guide: All 20 Steam Unlocks

How many achievements does Lootbound have?

Lootbound has 20 Steam achievements. Steam currently displays the unlock requirement for 19 of them and hides the description for Oops, Butterfingers!. The table below follows Steam’s wording and uses the global completion rates visible on the same page when this guide was reviewed.

Achievement	Steam requirement	Global unlock rate*
The First Fall	Die on a run for the first time	79.9%
No One Left Behind	Complete a run without any companion deaths	53.6%
Vizier’s Oblivion	Defeat the Vizier of the Halls of Knowledge	42.8%
The Fallen Queen	Defeat the Queen of the Mad Swarm	37.4%
Fall of the Bastion	Defeat the Ashen Bastion	36.9%
Master of Sword	Unlock all abilities for the Warrior companion	29.8%
Wisdom of Chaos	Unlock all abilities for the Witch companion	14.0%
Titan Slayer	Kill 50 elite enemies	13.6%
Trained Recruit	Buy all upgrades for a single hero in the Barracks	10.6%
The Last General	Complete a run with the Warrior on Difficulty III	10.6%
You Snooze, You Lose!	Complete a run in under 35 minutes	8.1%
Witch of Catastrophe	Complete a run with the Witch on Difficulty III	7.1%
Fury of Faith	Unlock all abilities for the Paladin companion	6.6%
Spark of Inspiration	Unlock all abilities for the Bard companion	5.9%
Collector	Discover 400 unique items	4.1%
Oops, Butterfingers!	Hidden on Steam	3.9%
Paladin of Purification	Complete a run with the Paladin on Difficulty III	3.5%
Lamb of Rebellion	Complete a run with the Bard on Difficulty III	3.2%
Facets of Fate	Buy all dice in the Hub	3.0%
Alchemist’s Apprentice	Buy 15 consumables in the Hub	1.8%

* Steam global rate observed on August 25, 2026.

Which achievements unlock during normal progression?

Start by treating the boss and first-death achievements as natural progression rather than farming targets. The First Fall unlocks on the first failed run, while Fall of the Bastion, The Fallen Queen, and Vizier’s Oblivion are tied to the three named boss defeats shown by Steam.

No One Left Behind is the first run-condition achievement worth planning around. It requires a completed run with no companion deaths, so it is safer to attempt after you understand how the AI-controlled party behaves and can maintain a stable inventory for every member. The companion system guide explains the party-planning questions to check before committing to that attempt.

Which achievements require separate hero clears?

Difficulty III completion is tracked separately for all four named heroes. Finishing with one hero does not satisfy the other three entries.

Hero	Difficulty III achievement
Warrior	The Last General
Bard	Lamb of Rebellion
Witch	Witch of Catastrophe
Paladin	Paladin of Purification

Build each clear around the hero you actually selected instead of forcing one universal inventory plan. The inventory grid guide covers how to preserve enough board flexibility to change direction during a run.

Which achievements should be progressed in the Hub?

Three achievements explicitly name Hub progression:

Facets of Fate — buy every die in the Hub.
Alchemist’s Apprentice — buy 15 consumables in the Hub.
Trained Recruit — buy every upgrade for one hero in the Barracks.

Avoid spreading resources only for the sake of making every counter move at once. Trained Recruit rewards completing a single hero’s upgrade set, while Facets of Fate asks for the full dice catalog. If completion speed matters, pick one of those goals and check its remaining purchases before spending on unrelated unlocks.

What are the long-term and companion achievements?

Collector requires 400 unique item discoveries, and Titan Slayer requires 50 elite kills. Both are cumulative goals, so ordinary varied runs should advance them without a dedicated one-run setup.

Four more achievements ask you to unlock every ability for a specific companion class:

Warrior — Master of Sword
Bard — Spark of Inspiration
Witch — Wisdom of Chaos
Paladin — Fury of Faith

The wording says “companion,” which is distinct from the four Difficulty III achievements that specify completing a run with the corresponding hero. Check the achievement name before investing resources so the hero-clear and companion-ability objectives are not confused.

How should you attempt the 35-minute achievement?

Steam currently requires a completed run in under 35 minutes for You Snooze, You Lose!. Some third-party listings still show 45 minutes, but that does not match the current Steam requirement.

Use a separate speed attempt after you can already finish consistently. Reduce time spent rebuilding the same inventory, take a route you can evaluate quickly, and avoid testing unfamiliar interactions during the timed run. The timer condition only matters if the run is completed.

What is the hidden Oops, Butterfingers! requirement?

Steam does not show the requirement on its global achievements page. A cross-platform achievement tracker lists “Discard a blacksmith gem” for the Xbox version, but this page does not treat that wording as confirmed for Steam because platform data can diverge. Use it as a test lead and verify whether Steam unlocks before relying on it.

Sources

Steam Global Achievements — Lootbound
Lootbound on Steam
TrueAchievements — Lootbound achievement list — used only to identify the unconfirmed Xbox description for the hidden entry