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Slay the Spire 2 Achievements Guide
A Slay the Spire 2 achievements tracker framework for unlock goals, spoiler controls, run planning, and completion notes.
Quick answer
Achievement pages should help players plan completion without spoiling every secret above the fold. The first version should track categories and later expand into a complete checklist.
What to check first
Use this page as a practical search-intent answer first, then follow the related database links for deeper card, relic, character, boss, and patch context.
- Separate spoiler-light achievement categories from hidden details.
- Link achievement goals to character, boss, and collectible pages.
- Mark patch-sensitive unlock conditions clearly.
Achievement pages need spoiler control
Achievement traffic can contain two very different readers: completionists who want exact routing and early players who only want to know what kind of goals exist. Put categories first, then hide or push deeper details that reveal bosses, unlocks, or late-game states.
- Group achievements by character, boss, build, unlock, and challenge type.
- Mark hidden or leak-sensitive details before the answer text.
- Link each achievement route to the guide page that helps complete it.
Completion videos should become category checklists
A video about finishing all achievements before the sequel is useful because it shows how completionists think: route planning, hidden goals, character coverage, and cleanup tasks. The page should turn that footage into categories first, then add exact requirements only when they are verified and spoiler-safe.
- Separate completion planning from hidden requirement text.
- Group goals by character, ascension, boss, unlock, and special challenge.
- Link exact routes to the guide pages that solve them.
Ascension unlocks need progression labels
Ascension unlock footage belongs on the achievements page when it explains progression rather than pure difficulty advice. Readers need to know what unlocks next, what proof is required, and which parts of the page are progression spoilers.
- Label ascension-level information separately from achievement cleanup.
- Link difficulty advice to the ascension and strategy pages.
- Keep unlock requirements versioned while Early Access systems can change.
Quick answer
Use achievements as a spoiler-aware completion checklist. Exact achievement names, hidden conditions, unlock triggers, and completion percentages are needs verification until current platform data and patch context are confirmed, so the page should start with categories and routes.
Common mistake
The common mistake is publishing hidden achievement requirements above the fold. Completionists may want exact conditions, but new players may only want spoiler-light direction. Keep categories first, then put exact hidden goals behind clear spoiler language.
Evidence to collect next
The next achievement evidence pass should collect current platform achievement names, hidden-status flags, unlock requirements, character restrictions, and whether a requirement changed after an Early Access patch. Screenshot evidence should include version context before the page turns a condition into a final checklist item.
Editorial note
This page is part of the first English-only content batch. It is written conservatively for Early Access and should be tightened whenever a major patch changes public information or run data.