Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Trophy Guide

The First Strike trophy will unlock naturally and unavoidably at the end of the fifth Main Quest as you make your way through the Main Campaign.

The Aranahe Alliance trophy will unlock naturally and unavoidably at the end of the 13th Main Quest, as you make your way through the Main Campaign.

The Stronger Together trophy will unlock naturally and unavoidably at the end of the 19th Main Quest, as you make your way through the Main Campaign.

The Clearing the Mist trophy will unlock naturally and unavoidably at the end of the 27th Main Quest, as you make your way through the Main Campaign.

The Eco Warrior trophy will unlock naturally and unavoidably at the end of the 29th Main Quest, as you make your way through the Main Campaign.

You will naturally receive the “Our Reclamation” trophy upon reaching the main campaign’s conclusion, at the end of the final (31st) Main Quest.

To unlock the One with the Clans, you will need to complete Part 3 of the “Community Contributions” questlines for each of the three clans; Aranahe Clan in Kinglor Forest, Zeswa Clan in Upper Plains, and Kame’tire Clan in Clouded Forest.

The questlines begin by interacting with a Community Basket, which can be found at the Clan’s Home Base or at Camps indicated by red tents on the world map.

Upon interacting with these baskets, you’ll receive a prompt for “New Clan Contributions,” requesting the delivery of specific plant resources, animal parts, crafted gear, or a cooked dish. These tasks can be tracked via the “Clan Contributions” section of the “Quests” tab in the menu.

Completing Part 3 of the questline requires around 15 Clan Contribution deliveries for each clan, with Kame’tire Clan requiring slightly fewer. Each Contributions Quest is divided into three parts; Part 1 calls for 3 Clan Contributions, Part 2 demands 5, and Part 3 requires 7.

To unlock new Contribution Quests, you need to interact with different Community Baskets. Aside from the ones found at major Clan home bases, you will also find Community Baskets at Camps. You can clearly see Camps on your world map thanks to their red tents.

I would definitely recommend attempting this trophy last as you should have most of the world map defogged by then and will have access to a lot of fast travel points. Visit as many camps as you can during your playthrough as you can then freely fast travel to them later.

The world map’s “Biome” filter, activated by pressing , helps in locating resources. You can first check the Hunting Guide for details of the biome a resource appears in, and then use the Biome filter on the Map to find it.

To reduce the time spent searching, harvest any resources you find and store them in the stash at any Home Base. That way, there’s a good chance that you’ll already have the item you need in your stash whenever you get a new Contributions Quest.

The “Steady Wings” Side Quest takes place in the Kinglor Forest and you can begin the quest by speaking to the NPC at the Kinglor Nest on the top floor of Hometree.

You will be tasked with taking a Kinglor Moth from this nest and then escorting it to other nearby Kinglor Flowers until it makes a new nest.

You need to keep the Moth stress-free, though. This means that you cannot run, you cannot fly, you cannot swim, you cannot even ride a Direhorse. You have to, slowly, walk from point waypoint to waypoint, making the whole thing an excruciating chore.

Once you finally reach the second tree, the Kinglor Moth will nest there and you can leave… To do it all again!

Accept and begin Part 2 of the Steady Wings Side Quest and you’ll be tasked with taking the Moth to three trees, slightly further apart than the last two.

And then, once you’ve done that, there’s a third part of the questline! Same thing again, take the moth and slowly walk for miles until you reach each of the three trees. It will nest at the final tree and then you will receive your well-deserved Kinglor Carer trophy.

Dotted across Pandora, there are various large plants called “Tarsyu” which can be used by Na’vi of the Sarentu clan to commune with Eywa. Which is a fancy way of saying that they unlock new abilities.

You will start seeing them after unlocking First Strike, and one of them will be activated automatically as part of the story.

There are several abilities called “Ancestor Abilities” that you can only unlock by finding and activating these plants, rather than spending Skill Points.

To unlock the “Talk to the Ancestors” trophy, you’ll only need to find and use three of these plants. I do, however, recommend that you continue to interact with any that you find as their skills are quite useful!

The easiest way to find one is; after finding your first one as part of the story, open your menu with , switch to “Skills” with , select “Ancestor Skills,” highlight any of the middle 6, then press to see its exact location on the map.

All you need to do then is place a waypoint and follow it!

Tarsyu Saplings are the smaller pod-like form of the Tarsyu plant. Rather than Ancestor Skills, these smaller Tarsyu plants will give you Skill Points to spend on other skills. When you approach them, they will open up to reveal tendrils you can Na’vi bond with.

There are way more than just 20 Tarsyu Saplings in the game, but that’s all you’ll be asked to collect for this trophy. The Sprouting Potential Trophy will unlock after you have touched a cumulative total of 20 Tarsyu Saplings.

When you touch a Tarsyu Sapling, the Sapling’s location marker on the map will become green.

You can find Tarsyu Saplings at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Sapling is in.

Bellsprigs are tree-like plants just taller than a Na’vi which have bell-shaped flowers. When you approach them, a cloud of blue spores rises up from the top of the plant.

There are way more than just 20 Bellsprigs in the game, but that’s all you’ll be asked to collect for this trophy. The Full Bloom Trophy will unlock after you have touched a cumulative total of 20 Bellsprig plants.

When you touch a Bellsprig plant, your max HP is permanently increased and the Bellsprig’s location marker on the map will become green.

You can find Bellsprigs at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Bellsprig is in.

The “Little by Little” trophy unlocks when you have destroyed a cumulative total of 10 RDA Installations. This is just a stop-gap, though, as you will actually need to destroy all 36 to unlock the Reclaim Pandora Trophy.

For all RDA Installation locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

The “Hit Them Where It Hurts” trophy unlocks when you have destroyed a cumulative total of 5 RDA Outposts. Don’t get comfortable, though, as you will actually need to destroy all 19 to unlock the Reclaim Pandora Trophy.

For all RDA Outpost locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

The “Reclaim Pandora” trophy unlocks when you have destroyed all 36 RDA Installations, all 19 RDA Outposts, and all 3 RDA Bases.

That’s a lot of RDA! These facilities are always heavily guarded, too, so you should try to ensure you’ve got the best possible gear and skills prepared before taking one on. Attempting these towards the end of the game would be wisest.

Because RDA sites pollute the space around them, they are always surrounded by brown patches on the map, which also show up in the Biome View.

For all RDA Installation and Outpost locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

This trophy coincides with the “Clearing the Air” Questline.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 11 Bladewing Moth Trails. When you approach and interact with one, it will send out a swarm of moths.

Follow the Bladewing Moth swarm until they eventually lead you back to their nest, where the side-activity will end and you will be able to grab some rare fruit from the nest.

You need to find and complete all 11 of these. You can find Bladewing Moth Trails at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Bladewing Moth Trail is in.

For all Bladewing Moth Trail locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 12 Saratenu Totems. When you approach one, note the yellow arrow painted on it.

You’ll need to face the direction the arrow is pointing and then continue walking until you find a circle made of twigs. On the perimeter of that ring, there’ll be another painted arrow.

Follow that arrow to the next one and so on and so forth until you reach a ring with no arrow on it. Inside this ring, you can interact to complete the side-activity.

You need to find and complete all 12 of these. You can find Saratenu Totems at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Totem is in.

For all Saratenu Totem locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 17 Aeolian Wind Flutes, 4 of which you will unavoidably activate as part of the story.

When you find one, approach the Tuning Stick tied to the instrument and press to begin tuning. Simply rotate in the direction shown until the flute is tuned.

You need to find and complete all 17 of these. You can find Aeolian Wind Flutes at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Flute is in.

For all Aeolian Wind Flute locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 9 Windswept Kites. They look like large orange orchid flowers from a distance, revealed to be a hand-crafted kite upon closer inspection.

When you find one, collect it by pressing . You need to find and collect all 9 of these.

For all Windswept Kite locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map. The kites are very easy to spot from the air, so be sure to fly over the marked locations with your Ikran.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 9 Windswept Dolls, also known as Shadow Puppets. They are typically hanging from a wooden post and appear to depict Ikran.

When you find one, collect it by pressing . You need to find and collect all 9 of these.

For all Windswept Doll locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map. They don’t activate the purple collectible indicator for some reason, but they are pretty much always near supply baskets, so use your Na’vi senses in the marked locations and look for supply baskets.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 10 Mycelium Network Activities. In-game, they’re called “Budding Watchers”.

When you find one, you’ll see a large mushroom with some long roots. The roots are also dotted with small white mushrooms.

At the end of each root, there are more mushrooms that you must interact with. After interacting with every mushroom connected via roots to the large “Budding Watcher” mushroom at the center, return to it and collect your reward from within. You must collect the item inside or it won’t be counted towards the trophy.

You need to find and complete all 10 of these. You can find Budding Watchers at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Mushroom is in.

For all Budding Watcher locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 9 Recon Retrieval Activities. In-game, they’re called “Data Collectors”.

When you find one, switch to your hacking tool by pressing + , then use it to hack the station terminal.

Once done, you will need to locate and hack 3 or 4 antennae in the vicinity of the station. They each emit a sound that makes them easier to locate, so turn your volume up if you are struggling to find them. Also, the reticule on the hacking tool gets narrower and rounder the more you aim in their direction.

You need to find and complete all 9 of these activities. You can find Data Collectors at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Station is in.

For all Data Collector locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map.

Frontiers of Pandora contains a total of 11 Treasure Hunt Activities. Their location waypoints on the map are simply called “Computer Terminal”. When you find one, switch to your hacking tool by pressing + , then use it to retrieve some clues from the computer.

You will receive a text note (accessible via the menu’s Journal tab) that contains details of where to find a hidden trailer containing one of the 11 Comic Book Collectibles.

Once you arrive at the right location, find the view from the photograph in the Quest Tracker and then your character will say something like “This has to be it!” You’ll then get a new objective marker that you can see with on Guided difficulty.

You need to find and complete all 11 of these treasure hunt activities. You can find Computer Terminals at purple waypoints on your map (blue once approached, green once touched). They will also trigger a purple ring around the center of your screen when you’re close to them, indicating the direction the Terminal is in.

For all Computer Terminal locations AND Comic Book Locations, check out our handy Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Interactive Map. I recommend first going and hacking all 11 Computer Terminals, then you can just go to the 11 Comic Book locations knowing you’ll be able to acquire them.

Notes can be found in the form of Tablet Devices, but you’ll also receive a few via story/side-activity progression. They are found mostly at RDA Facilities, so you can check the Resistance Hideout, all RDA Bases, Outposts, and Installations, and any Na’vi hideouts with a human population.

There are far more than the mere 30 you need for the trophy, so just keep your eye out whenever you’re at an RDA facility, or feel free to return to and explore them at a later time.

Once you have a cumulative total of 30 Notes, the Story Guardian trophy will unlock. You can check how many Notes you have so far by checking the “Journal” tab of the menu.

Audio Logs, like Notes, can be found on Tablet Devices. They are found mostly at RDA Facilities, so you can check the Resistance Hideout, all RDA Bases, Outposts, and Installations, and any Na’vi hideouts with a human population.

There are many more than the 30 you require for the trophy. Just keep your eye out whenever you’re at an RDA facility, or feel free to return to and explore them at a later time.

Once you have a cumulative total of 30 Audio Logs, the A Good Listener trophy will unlock. You can check how many Audio Logs you have so far by checking the “Journal” tab of the menu.

At crafting tables found at bases and camps all over the map, you can combine resources you’ve gathered to craft new equipment, gear, and armor, provided you have the designs to do so.

Begin by selecting the type of item you’d like to craft so that you can view the designs you have available. Designs can be acquired at shops; just switch to the design tab when you’re speaking to a shopkeeper and you can receive their designs for free.

Look in your designs for a purple design, labeled as “Superior Crafting Design.” Once you have found one, check that you have the resources it requires. If not, you’ll need to go out and gather what you need.

When you finally can, craft the Superior Crafting Design using the available resources to receive the Apprentice Crafter trophy. Crafting gear of a higher quality than “Superior” will also unlock the trophy.

To unlock the “Wildlife Expert” trophy, you will need to add 20 different species of wildlife to the Hunter’s Guide. Specifically, they must be “Gatherable Wildlife,” which is to say those that you can retrieve resources from.

To do so, you can look at them with your Na’vi Senses active (hold ) and then press to inspect them. Do this to 30 different species of animal, and the trophy will unlock!

Note that you will unlock a lot of entries naturally from the story and side-quests too, not necessarily just from inspecting things.

To unlock the “Great Gatherer” trophy, you will need to add 30 different types of plant to the Hunter’s Guide. Specifically, they must be “Gatherable Plants,” which is to say those that you can retrieve resources from.

To do so, you can look at them with your Na’vi Senses active (hold ) and then press to inspect them. Do this to 30 different types of plant and the trophy will unlock!

Note that you will unlock a lot of entries naturally from the story and side-quests too, not necessarily just from inspecting things.

There are five Specialty Dishes you can make in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Each one requires a unique cooking ingredient often associated with a region of pandora.

To unlock the Cooking Pot Pro trophy, you will need to acquire just three of these five recipes. You can unlock a recipe either by receiving it as a quest reward or by simply combining the correct ingredients to cook the dish.

The five specialty dishes and their required ingredients are listed below:

Thanators are great big hulking panther-like creatures, very formidable foes indeed. You’ll face more than just one of them on your way through the story, but all of these are considered “Feral.”

To unlock the “No Easy Prey” trophy by defeating a specifically “Non-Feral” Thanator, you’ll need to find one in the wild. They span in a few places, but I recommend you look for one near this Bellsprig in Cradling Pines, that’s where I found mine:

It’s near the Carver’s River, east of Giant’s Bane.

Before going, make sure you are at least Level 16, though you’d have a better chance at taking it down at around level 20. You’ll probably want to switch the difficulty to easy as well, this enemy is no joke.

When you get near a Thanatos, a heartbeat sound will begin playing and you will not be able to use your Na’vi Senses . The heartbeat gets louder as you get closer to the Thanatos, so follow the sound as best you can. It’s best to have 3D audio on for this if possible.

Eventually, you’ll cross the Thanator’s path and enter combat. Defeat it and you will unlock the trophy!

Throughout the game, you will earn Skill Points from progressing, but you can also acquire extra Skill Points by interacting with Tarsya Sapling collectibles all over Pandora. All in all, there are more than enough skill points to purchase most if not all of the 58 skills in one playthrough.

You won’t need to do that, though. The Becoming Na’vi trophy simply asks that you unlock a mere 15 total skills; 3 in each of the five skill trees.

You won’t be able to access the “Rider” Skill Tree until a bit later in the game, but once you have access to it, purchase three of its skills, as well as any three skills from the Survivor, Warrior, Hunter, and Maker Skill Trees, totaling 15 Skills.

In reality, there are a total of 58 Skills, not including the Ancestor Skills.

Remember that you will also need to buy all skills in just one tree to unlock Peak Performance .

Apex Skills are the large skills found right at the top of the five skill trees. In total, there are five Apex Skills, one for each Skill Tree. To unlock an Apex Skill, you must purchase all the other skills in its tree using Skill Points you’ve acquired from progression, Tarsyu Plants, and Tarsyu Saplings.

After doing that, you will get a new “Apex Challenge” quest. Complete the objectives of this quest to gain access to the Apex Skill.

You won’t need to acquire every single skill in the game for any reason, but you should prioritize purchasing skills from your preferred Skill Tree so that you can acquire the Apex Skill sooner rather than later.

Remember that you will also need at least 3 skills from each tree to unlock Becoming Na’vi.