Project Mirror Labyrinth’s current community catalog distinguishes Feats, which it describes as tracked statistics, from Achievements, which it presents as milestones. The page includes a handful of named conditions and many unfinished rows. This guide keeps the useful names, labels every condition as community reported, and sends players back to the live achievement panel for the exact counter and reward.
Currently documented achievement lookup
Rows with placeholder names, blank conditions, or unsupported rewards are not reproduced. An omitted entry can still be valid in the current game; this is a verified-use checklist, not a complete collection count.
Feats versus Achievements
Use Feats to inspect tracked activity and Achievements to inspect milestone requirements, following the terminology currently displayed by the game. A tracked number is not automatically a claimable achievement. It may be a lifetime statistic, a record, or progress used by more than one milestone.
Open the selected entry and look for a condition, progress counter, reward line, completion marker, and claim action. If the menu exposes only a statistic, do not invent a threshold. If an achievement is complete but a reward is not visible, check whether completion itself is the reward, whether a passive or title entered another collection, or whether a separate claim button exists.
When comparing with a community record, match the exact name and current punctuation. Similar names can describe a Feat and an Achievement without sharing progress. The live panel should take priority over a summary written for an earlier version.
Verify progress before a long grind
Choose the smallest action that appears to meet the live condition. Record the counter, perform one action, and reopen the achievement panel. If progress increases, repeat only after confirming that the activity is sustainable and the reward still matters. If it does not move, stop and investigate the target tag, mode, final-hit rule, party state, or claim prerequisite.
For a Labyrinth clear, note the exact route or difficulty named by the objective. The community associates Grade 8 Fixer License with the Backstreets Labyrinth, but it does not establish every current qualifier. Enter through the official experience, finish the live-named content, and wait for the result screen before leaving.
For a code-related objective, use the Codes hub to verify that the code is currently accepted. An inactive community code cannot complete a “valid code” condition. For Reflections or Deliveries, check whether the objective requires using the system, completing a result, or claiming a reward; those are different events.
Find an achievement reward
Rewards can appear in more than one place. Search the achievement entry first, then inspect passive, Outfit, title, inventory, and currency panels that match the reward label. Rejoin one official server if ownership is recorded but the relevant collection has not refreshed. Do not repeat a paid action simply because a visual notification failed to appear.
If the reward is a passive, open the Passives guide and verify its trigger after confirming ownership. If it is a title, check the relevant profile or display menu. If it is a currency, compare the exact named wallet rather than a similar icon. If the live achievement gives no reward line, do not assign one from a community placeholder.
Keep a screenshot showing achievement name, completed state, account identity without private data, and the expected reward label before contacting official support. Never share cookies, passwords, or recovery codes with someone claiming they can unlock a badge or item manually.
Achievement route planning
System introduction
Use code, Reflection, Delivery, or Workshop milestones while learning that system. Verify one progress increment immediately.
Labyrinth clear
Match the exact live Labyrinth and clear condition. Preserve a stable deck instead of combining several unfamiliar challenges.
Enemy or damage target
Confirm enemy tag, value, timing, eligible mode, and whether one action or cumulative progress is required.
Quest line
Follow the live sequence and claim each required stage. A daily task and a full quest line may use separate counters.
Collection milestone
Check whether ownership, use, or acquisition after the achievement was introduced is required.
Unknown condition
Leave it unknown when the current public record is blank. A name pun is not a reliable instruction.
Achievement troubleshooting
If a counter remains unchanged, first reopen the live description and compare every qualifier with the action taken. Confirm the server is in the official Universe and that maintenance or a disconnect did not prevent the result from recording. Rejoin once, then check whether the counter updates only after a result or claim screen.
If a completed entry appears to reset, distinguish a daily task, persistent quest, Feat statistic, and Achievement. Capture the panel before repeating work. The First Detour product explicitly says its quests persist, but that statement should not be generalized to every daily or achievement system.
If the community page and the game disagree, follow the game. Report the stale page as a community correction rather than forcing the old condition. A current tooltip and progress observation are stronger than an undated list.
Achievements FAQ
Is this the complete achievement list?
No. The community catalog checked for this guide includes unfinished rows. Only useful named entries are shown, and the live collection may contain more.
What is the difference between a Feat and an Achievement?
The community page describes Feats as tracked statistics and Achievements as milestones. Use the current menu labels and look for conditions, rewards, completion, and claim state.
Does Work Orders have a code requirement?
That connection is community reported. Read the current Work Orders description and use only a code accepted by the live game.
What does UM.A.D.? require?
The reviewed public entry does not provide enough reliable detail. The condition must be read from the current in-game achievement panel.
Checked source
- Community Achievements page — names and limited clues treated as community reported; placeholder rows excluded; checked September 12, 2026.