Octopath Traveler Achievement Guide & Road Map (2024)

This job can be obtained by visiting the Shrine of the Runeblade, located in West Everhold Pass. Unlike the basic eight starting jobs which just have a shrine that you need to interact with to obtain the job, the four advanced jobs all have a proper dungeon and superboss to defeat to unlock the job and achievement. For information on this dungeon and boss, see HERE.

This job can be obtained by visiting the Shrine of the Warbringer, located in North Riverford Traverse.

For information on this dungeon and boss, see HERE.

This job can be obtained by visiting the Shrine of the Archmagus, located in East Duskbarrow Trail.

For information on this dungeon and boss, see HERE.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

To master any of the jobs, you simply need to accumulate enough JP (Job Points) from battles to purchase all the skills associated with that job. The basic eight jobs require9,630 points per job to master, while the four advanced jobs require15,000 each to master.

See Fleetfoot (50G)for more info.

For this achievement, you must beat the game in under eight hours. This sounds difficult, but you only need to complete the four chapters of one specific character's journey to accomplish this. In your main playthrough, you'd be recruiting all characters and doing a ton of extra content that can be skipped here. You will want to couple this achievement with asolo run to unlock Lone Traveler (50G)at the same time. While this does make the speed run slightly more difficult, it is still entirely doable. In fact, you can complete it in about 5-6 hours fairly easily with Tressa, and each character generally has a viable option to do so as well.

The guide found HERE will lay out how to do the solo speed run. It focuses mostly on Tressa, but does offer tips on other characters as well.

After completing all of the Chapter 4 stories with each character, you can take on the true final boss of the game. There are a few other requirements (namely a few side-quests which we'll be doing for another achievement anyway), so finish those up and then get ready for the final challenge of the game. Unfortunately, this requires that ALL characters be around Level 70+ which is frustrating since the majority of the game can be done with a primary group of four, simply subbing in for the required bench characters when doing their chapters. However, leveling is fairly simple while abusing the Dancer job. You can get bonuses of 2x/5x XP/JP fairly often, and if you're extremely lucky possibly even a 100x bonus. You can equip Captain's Badge and Badge of Friendship on your weaker characters to get them more XP, and have the Warbringer's passive skill to increas XP for the entire party equipped as well. See the video below for this method.

For this achievement, you must complete every side-quest in the game. These are marked by orange speech bubbles over NPCs in the world. Generally, they are quite straightforward, though a few do have two methods of solving them. A full list of every side-quest with their solutions can be found in the Neoseeker walkthrough I linked in the Road Map. None are missable, and the rewards are generally helpful, so try to complete them as you go. Your last one will unlock after beating the game, and is for defeating the superboss of the post-game dungeon.

This achievement will come naturally as you go for every other achievement. You will have to visit every optional dungeon, every section of each Chapter 1-4 areas, etc.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

See Dreisang's Spell (10G)for more info.

Warning: There are six missable items for this achievement. Be sure to take note of these listed in the Road Map.

Hidden items in this game are acquired by first using the Scrutinize/Inquire skills with Cyrus/Alfyn on every NPC you come across. Many will have hidden info that will cause an item to appear as a sparkle somewhere nearby, usually in the open or inside a building. These will display on the mini-map as well. The Neoseeker walkthrough mentions all of the NPCs you should talk to, and make special note to highlight the missables as well.

Warning: There are four missable enemies for this achievement. Take note of those listed in the Road Map.

1. Have Cyrus in your party. At the beginning of every battle, he will reveal one hidden weakness from every enemy on screen.
2. Hit an enemy with a weakness.
3. Use the "Analyze" scholar skill.

Once you have uncovered every weakness from all 381 available enemies (including the four missables) you will unlock the achievement. You need to make sure no enemy has a question mark (?) in one of their slots.

Warning: There are two items you can miss for this achievement. Take note of them in the Road Map.

This achievement requires that you have had one copy of every item in the game in your inventory at some point. You do NOT have to have all of them at the same time. In fact, it is impossible to do so as some of the items are only given once and used as part of the story (side-quests). You will get the majority of the items by completing the rest of the achievements (quest rewards, inside chests, etc). You'll also need the accessory from Galdera. From there, make sure you purchase one of every item from every town shop, and purchase/steal every item from every NPC you can find.

There are some unique items that can only be received by using Challenge/Provoke with Olberic/H'aanit, and some unique items that can only be received via loot or stealing during battle from specific enemies. Check this guide for a list of every item in the game, and how to obtain some of the ones you may not come across naturally.

To deal maximum damage, you must first ensure the character you are using has the Surpassing Power skill equipped from the Warrior class. This allows you to go over 9999 damage. Next, be a very high level. If you do this after defeating Galdera, it will be extremely simple. Go back to a Level 11 danger area, outside one of the starting towns. Max out your BP with items or defending a few terms, then use a combination of strength-boosting buffs on your warrior and defense-weakning debuffs on the enemy and unleash a max level attack. This will easily do the full cap of 99999 damage and unlock the achievement.

See Millionaire (10G)for more info.

This achievement is cumulative, but only counts money that is earned through chests and battle rewards. Selling items does not increase this count. This should come naturally as you get ready for the final end-game dungeon. Leveling every to nearly 70+ will reward you with a ton of money.

You can get this as soon as the first random encounter by selecting the "Flee" option at the bottom of the battle menu. There is a chance of failing, which will cause everyone to lose a turn, but that isn't super common.

See Brawler (10G)for more info.

See Brawler (10G)for more info.

A Level 4 boost is attained by pressingthree times to max out the effectiveness of an attack. You must either wait three turns in battle without spending any battle points (BP) or use items/skills to earn extra BP which you can then spend. Either way, unleashing a max skill will happen often, so this will come naturally.

See Renowned Traveler (15G)for more info.

See Renowned Traveler (15G)for more info.

You will likely come close to this tally just by going for all of the achievement. If not, let the game idle in a town to make up the rest.

I was able to do this achievement at Level 25, after completing all Chapter 1 stories. I believe this is the earliest you can do it, as new NPCs arrive in town after Chapter 1 is complete. Using Olberic's Path ability, Challenge and defeat every villager in single combat. You can always put this off until later in the game to make it even easier if you need.