Adore Trophy Guide

Very early in the story, you’ll be shown how to capture a monster. First, hold , then stay inside the semi-circular area near the monster until it is 100% filled with green color.

Upon capturing your first monster, the “First Bond” trophy will unavoidably unlock.

The “Shopping” trophy will unlock the first time you purchase an Artifact from Baldin, the small round merchant on the east side of the village.

You will actually be asked to do this as part of the story, making the trophy totally unavoidable.

During the main story campaign, you will unavoidably receive a “Bond of Fortitude” rune.

When you return to the village, you’ll be tasked with equipping it at the shrine on the north side of the village. Upon doing so, you’ll unavoidably receive the Ancient Power trophy!

Throughout the story of Adore, there are several 0ther Adorers you’ll need to defeat in boss fights to progress the story. The first such boss is B’Koro. After defeating him, you’ll immediately receive the B’Koro trophy.

During Adore’s Story Campaign, you will be tasked with capturing a Blessed Creature. Blessed Creatures need to be captured twice before they’re actually captured, which means you’ll need two Particles to be able to catch one. This is all explained in the game, though, and the Blessed trophy is completely unmissable.

Throughout the story of Adore, there are several 0ther Adorers you’ll need to defeat in boss fights to progress the story. The second Adorer boss is Tarl. After defeating him, you’ll immediately receive the Tarl trophy.

Throughout the story of Adore, there are several other Adorers you’ll need to defeat in boss fights to progress the story. The third Adorer boss is Kisara. After defeating her, you’ll immediately receive the Kisara trophy.

You will be tasked with capturing Louxar as part of the story. This being the very first Legendary Creature that you catch, you will unlock the Dukur’s Apprentice trophy unavoidably at this point.

The story will naturally take you to all five explorable maps in the game, so you needn’t worry about the “Adventurer” trophy, as it will unlock unavoidably.

Throughout the story of Adore, there are several other Adorers you’ll need to defeat in boss fights to progress the story. One such Adorer boss is Kyn. After defeating them, you’ll immediately receive the Kyn trophy.

Throughout the story of Adore, there are several other Adorers you’ll need to defeat in boss fights to progress the story. One such Adorer boss is Raad. After defeating them, you’ll immediately receive the Raad trophy.

“Guardian of Draknar” is the final trophy you should earn in this phase of our Adore trophy guide. Upon earning it, you will have beat the main storyline and will enter the credits.

At the end of the credits, you will have access to some new gameplay features and will have entered phase two of our guide…

After completing your first Ascension Trial in the post-game, you will be tasked with asking Baldin about Dungeons. After doing so, he’ll send you to a Dungeon in the Desert to collect some Partja Gems.

Dungeons require a Chest Key to open, so make sure you have one and don’t use it on your way there!

Once inside a dungeon, clear all enemies from every room. Upon clearing the final room, the Archeologist trophy will unlock!

When Baldin sends you into your first Dungeon, it will be in pursuit of Partja Gems. These Gems can be used to add modifiers to your artifacts.

Upon returning to the refuge with at least one Gem, go to Baldin on the east side of the village and select “Modificate my Artifacts.” From there, choose an artifact to modify and a Gem to attach to it.

There’ll be a price to pay in Gold for the service, but as soon as you do this for the first time, the Gem Handler trophy will unlock.

After helping Maena by capturing and bringing them the Spreek they want to see, you will unlock access to Depth VI; one of three post-game difficulties.

There are 7 missions to complete at this Depth Level, all of which are clearly marked on your objectives list. Complete these objectives as and when you receive them to eventually unlock Depth Level VII and unlock the Adept Adorer trophy.

After unlocking Adept Adorer, you will unlock access to Gaterdrik Depth Level VII. As with the Adept Adorer trophy, you will need to complete 7 missions on this new depth; one of each mission type.

Each objective will be clearly marked on your to-do list as you progress, so simply complete those objectives to naturally unlock the Expert Adorer Trophy.

After unlocking Expert Adorer, you will unlock access to Gaterdrik Depth Level VIII. As with the Adept & Expert Adorer trophies, you will need to complete 7 missions on this new depth; one of each mission type.

Each objective will be clearly marked on your to-do list as you progress, so simply complete those objectives to naturally unlock the Master Adorer Trophy.

Around the time you gain access to Depth Level VI, you will also gain access to the “Ascension” tab on the world map.

On this tab, you’ll see a tree of inter-connected creatures. From this tree, you can select and build a team of creatures that you have in your collection.

Once you have selected 4 creatures, you will need to complete a full 3-level Expedition with that team. If you manage to successfully reach and use the Refuge portal at the end of the expedition, the creatures from your team will become highlighted on the ascension tree, indicating that you have completed the trial once with those creatures.

To unlock the Ascended trophy, you will need to beat an Ascension Expedition using 6 different team combinations from this tree, until you’ve beat an expedition with all 24 creatures at least once, filling the tree and completing the Ascension Trial.

It’s going to be really difficult to beat any Ascension Expedition without at least 2 of your team members being Level 5 and having plenty of Synergies and Traits, so you will want to spend a bit of time catching and training select creatures to improve your chances of success.

There are 10 Runes to collect in Adore, 9 of which will unlock naturally without you doing anything other than progressing the story. However, the 10th and final Rune—Rune of Dukur – Dragon—can only be found in a hidden location at Penury Desert.

To acquire the Rune of Dukur – Dragon, first go to an objective at Penury Desert where the Adorer called Raad is present.

Proceed through the map until you reach the room where Raad spawns. Before or after defeating him, look for a hidden path behind some cacti to the left of the area’s entrance.

Collect the rune to complete your rune collection and unlock the Rune Expert trophy.

You will now be able to earn the Legendary Master Tamer trophy!

There are five Legendary Creatures that you can catch in Adore, each tied to one of the Runes of Dukur. Once you have acquired and equipped a Rune of Dukur, such as “Rune of Dukur – Mystic,” you will be able to capture and summon the Legendary Creature matching that type.

• Rune of Dukur – Mystic is used to capture and summon Louxar
• Rune of Dukur – Arcane is used to capture and summon Azuno
• Rune of Dukur – Nature is used to capture and summon Krongur
• Rune of Dukur – Beast is used to capture and summon Zhoraz
• Rune of Dukur – Dragon is used to capture and summon Shaz

You will get 4 of those runes naturally, but the Rune of Dukur – Dragon can only be found in a hidden location. See Rune Expert.

With the correct rune equipped, catching a Legendary Creature is as simple as holding while you have a Particle. Damaging the creature to weaken it will make it easier to capture.

To unlock the “Novice Tamer” trophy, you will need to catch a total of 10 unique creatures. You can view the Bestiary tab in your Adorer’s Panel to see how many unique creatures you’ve caught so far.

The Master Tamer trophy will require you to catch all 39 creatures at least once.

To unlock the “Adept Tamer” trophy, you will need to catch a total of 20 unique creatures. You can view the Bestiary tab in your Adorer’s Panel to see how many unique creatures you’ve caught so far.

The Master Tamer trophy will require you to catch all 39 creatures at least once.

To unlock the “Expert Tamer” trophy, you will need to catch a total of 30 unique creatures. You can view the Bestiary tab in your Adorer’s Panel to see how many unique creatures you’ve caught so far.

The Master Tamer trophy will require you to catch all 39 creatures at least once.

There are 5 types of creature in Adore; Arcane, Beast, Mystic, Nature, and Dragon. To unlock the Diversity trophy, you would need to catch at least one creature of each type.

This trophy is actually not possible until you’ve at least completed the story, because no catchable Dragon Creatures will appear until the post-game.

That said, you cannot unlock Master Tamer without unlocking this one automatically along the way.

To unlock the Master Tamer trophy, you will need to find and capture all 39 creatures at least one time. Use the table below to find each creature’s whereabouts.

After you have finished the story for the first time, you will have access to “Hunts.” To start a Hunt, speak to Maena at the north end of the village.

With Hunts, you can choose a specific creature you’d like to look for (even Blessed and Super Blessed ones) and then track that creature down. This makes filling your Bestiary much easier, and helps a lot with the Master of Blessed Creatures and Master of Super Blessed Creatures trophies.

A Super Blessed Creature is just like a Blessed Creature, except it has another segment, meaning it takes another extra particle to capture one.

They can be really difficult to catch because of their resilience, strength, and the other creatures around you. However, once you finally capture one (or receive one from a chest) the Super Blessed trophy will unlock!

Note that you will need to catch a Super Blessed version of each creature to unlock the Master of Super Blessed Creatures trophy.

The Master of Blessed Creatures trophy is very similar to the Master Tamer trophy, except you will need to capture a Blessed version of each creature.

You can use the “Hunts” feature at Maena to specifically target Blessed versions of creatures you still need and your Bestiary will keep a count of which creatures you’ve caught in their Blessed state.

Refer to the table at Master Tamer for general creature locations.

The Master of  Super Blessed Creatures trophy is very similar to the Master Tamer trophy, except you will need to capture a Super Blessed version of each creature.

You can use the “Hunts” feature at Maena to specifically target Super Blessed versions of creatures you still need, provided you’ve caught a Blessed version of it before. Additionally, your Bestiary will keep a count of which creatures you’ve caught in their Super Blessed state.

Refer to the table at Master Tamer for general creature locations.

Very simply, once you have acquired at least one Super Blessed Creature, you should release one to receive the “Why?” trophy.

You may be reluctant to release your strongest Creatures at first, but since you’ll eventually need to capture a Super Blessed version of every creature for Master of Super Blessed Creatures, I’m sure you’ll have at least one to spare by the time you’re done.

Alternatively, you could release the first one you get and then just close the game. When you load it back up, you’ll be brought back to the moment you entered the Refuge with the creature still in your possession.

The “Secret Creature” really is quite secret, and you likely wouldn’t think to try and catch it at all. You definitely won’t even see it until you’ve at least finished the game.

To begin with, you will need to find and catch a Dragon-Type creature called “Melkran.” Melkran has a Special Ability which transforms all nearby enemies into sheep. These sheep are actually a unique creature called “Sheen” and they can only be captured by using this ability on a creature before catching it.

Naturally, you will want a Melkran in your party, then—once its special is charged—summon it to turn all nearby enemies into Sheen. Capture just one Sheen to unlock the Secret Creature Trophy.

One very common object you’ll see in the environment is the humble jar. This large clay pots can be smashed, sometimes revealing resources hidden within.

To smash a pot, either attack it via one of your Monsters, or simply roll into it with . After smashing a cumulative total of 50 jars, the Jars Hatred trophy will unlock.

The Getting Started trophy unlocks once you have a Monster in every slot of your party (one for each face button on your controller). Naturally, you would simply need to capture four Monsters without taking any out of your party and this trophy’s bound to unlock without you even thinking about it.

Chests can be found in all levels pretty commonly. However, less common are the keys required to open them. Often keys are listed as an Objective Reward on the Level Selection map, which is the easiest way to track them down if you’re after one.

Once you have a key, press on any locked chest to instantly receive the “What’s inside?” trophy.

Releasing creatures can be useful for freeing up space at the Shrine of The Adorers, where you have a limited number of slots within which to store captured creatures.

To release a creature, simply select it at the Shrine of the Adorers in the village and then select “Release.”

You will be asked to confirm, after which the creature will be gone for good and the “Letting go” trophy will unlock.

There are a few benefits to feeding creatures, such as health recovery and temporary buffs. To feed a creature, open the Adorer’s Panel. Switch to the Consumables Tab via , where you will see all meals you have cooked and ingredients you have gathered.

Select any Consumable with and then select one of your creatures with . They will be fed the consumable and the “Starving” trophy will unlock!

Some of the food items you’ll find while out on expeditions and missions will have the word “Holy” in the name. This indicates that the consumable has the “Divine Protection” trait.

You can feed this to a creature whose health has been depleted (cursed) to allow them to recover health again. Doing this for the very first time will unavoidably unlock the Purifier trophy.

While exploring in Adore, you will often come across “Unidentified Items” that you can pick up. These are actually Artefacts, you just can’t use them until you bring them to the merchant at the east of the village. Even once you’ve done that, though, he’ll make you buy the item from him to use it.

Fortunately, however, this and all other Artefact trophies don’t require you to purchase the Artefacts, or even pick up the Unidentified Items. The counter will go up each time that an Unidentified Item drops while you play, whether you collect it or not.

After finding 4 Unidentified Items, the Novice Explorer trophy will unlock.

After unlocking Novice Explorer, find 4 more Unidentified Items to unlock Adept Explorer.

After unlocking Adept Explorer, find 4 more Unidentified Items to unlock Expert Explorer.

After unlocking Expert Explorer, find 8 more Unidentified Items to unlock Master Explorer.

Once you have collected at least one “Unidentified Item,” brought it to the Artifact Merchant, and bought it from him, you will be able to upgrade it.

To upgrade Artifacts, speak to the Artifact Merchant on the east side of town and select “Upgrade my Artifacts.” You will then be shown your current artifacts as well as the resources and gold required to upgrade it.

Upgrade Resources can be easily found within missions and expeditions.

To unlock the “Master Artisan” trophy, you will specifically need an Artifact which has three upgrade slots. Upgrade slots are indicated underneath an Artifact’s icon as small star icons which turn green when they are purchased.

The number of upgrade slots available is actually determined by the Artifact slot you put it into. The top two slots have 1 star, the middle two have 2 stars, and the bottom two have 3 stars.  Only the top three slots are available at first, so to access a three-star slot, you will need to buy at least 2 more Artifact Slots.

You can purchase them via the blue chest in the Village. Interact with it to access and manage your artifacts. While there, you can press to purchase a new slot using green Fragment resources.

Once you have a 3-star slot with an Artifact in it, you will need to gather resources and gold to then upgrade the Artifact at the Artifact Merchant three times.

After the third upgrade, the artifact should have three green stars under its icon, indicating full upgrade status.

While you’re out exploring, one of the items you can receive is an “Expedition Scroll.” When you collect one of these, it adds a new Expedition to the Expeditions tab of the level selection map.

Expeditions are special mission chains that contain a lot of loot for you to collect. They’re a great way to quickly boost resources and team stats between main missions.

Completing one for the first time (by reaching and accessing the exit portal back to the Village) will unlock the Expeditioner trophy!

At the North end of the Village, there’s an outdoor kitchen with a cook. You can speak to the cook to buy one dish per day as well as being able to ask her to make you a dish using ingredients you’ve gathered.

You can add up to three ingredients to a recipe before cooking it. To unlock the “Chef” trophy, you will simply need to cook a dish that has an ingredient in all three recipe slots.

Next to Maena at the Northwest side of the Village, you will see three straw dummies that move as though they’re alive.

To unlock the “Practice Makes Perfect” trophy, summon a creature while looking at a Dummy. If your creature successfully lands a hit on the dummy, the trophy will unlock!

Before you can unlock the Meecra’s Secret Power trophy, you must catch four Meecras. Meecras are sharp-clawed rabbit-like creatures that are very common in Gaterdrik Forest.

Once you have four Meecras, you will need to place a Meecra in all four slots of your party, one for each face button.

With your team of Meecras ready, head out on any mission or expedition and if you successfully reach the end of whichever level you launch and return safely back to the Village, you will unlock this trophy at the stat screen.

Each time one of your creatures defeats another creature, they will gain a small amount of exp. This exp will cause the circular gauge around their level indicator to fill slightly. Once this gauge is filled 100%, they will level up to the next level.

The maximum number of times a creature can level up is 4; reaching a cap of Level 5. To unlock the Total Strength trophy, you simply need to raise a creature’s level to 5, which is very likely to occur naturally!

There are three rune slots available in Adore, with one already being available by default. You can view your rune slots and acquire more by visiting the stone pedestal-like shrine at the north side of the Refuge.

There, you will be able to assign runes to your rune slots and purchase Rune Points using green Fragments. Rune Points can be assigned to your runes to increase their efficacy, but Rune Points aren’t cheap. The cost goes up with each one that you purchase, with your fifth one costing a whole seven Fragments!

To unlock the other two rune slots (and receive the Ancient Knowledge trophy), you will need to purchase at least five Rune Points.

The best way to farm Fragments is by completing expeditions, with the longer ones offering a considerable number of Fragments as a reward. If you don’t have any expeditions available, complete missions which offer an expedition scroll as a reward.

The “Big Backyard” trophy is one of the longest grinds in the game given the sheer number of fragments you will need to retrieve.

Fortunately, fragments are quite common in Expeditions, which usually offer up around 4 fragments in their loot pool. You’ll essentially just need to keep collecting fragments and then bringing them back to the Refuge to spend them on new slots at the Shrine of the Adorers.

At the bottom of your creature list, you will see an “Unlock Slot” option. This option starts at 3 fragments per slot but later increases to 5 fragments and then increases again to 7 fragments per slot for the final 5 slots.

In total, you can acquire 39 slots, enough to store one of each species of creature. Upon acquiring your 39th slot, the Big Backyard trophy will unlock!