If you are trying to unlock every achievement in Minecraft Dungeons II, you will probably want to keep track of what you have already completed and what still needs to be done. There are quite a few achievements tied to the main story, bosses, side quests, upgrades, exploration, and a lot of grinding.
In this post, I’ll go through the achievements we currently know about and explain what you need to do for each one. I’ll also include some of the useful tips I found along the way, especially for achievements that require specific upgrades or defeating a certain number of enemies.
The game is still new, so some achievement requirements and locations may not be completely figured out yet. I’ll keep this guide focused on the information currently available and point out where more details are still needed. As we learn more, you can use this guide to work your way toward that 100% completion.
Minecraft Dungeons II 100% Achievement Guide 2026
While playing through Minecraft Dungeons II, you’ll come across different rifts and dungeons scattered throughout the world. These areas are important because they can reward you with shards, which are used to upgrade your gear and some of the systems in your village.
Because of this, I recommend exploring these areas instead of only following the main story. Some of your achievements will require you to level up your equipment and villagers, so collecting shards as you play can save you from having to grind everything later.
Main Story Achievements
The main story contains several achievements that you should naturally unlock as you progress through the game.
Home is Where Your Stuff Is
Achievement: Arrive in Brave Haven.
For this one, you simply need to complete the tutorial at Squid Coast and reach Brave Haven.
This should be one of the first achievements you unlock, so there isn’t much extra work required.
Brave the Unknown
Achievement: Enter the Sift.
After encountering the High Council in Brave Haven, you will eventually be able to step through the rift and enter the Sift.
Simply progressing through the story should unlock this achievement.
Note Block Virtuoso
Achievement: Activate the note block machine.
The exact requirements for this achievement still need to be confirmed. For now, keep an eye out for the note block machine while exploring and progressing through the story.
Friend of the Sift
Achievement: Receive the Singer’s gift of song.
This achievement is connected to the Singer and their story. The exact steps are still being worked out, so more information may be added once the community figures out the complete requirement.
Defender of Dimensions
Achievement: Save the Overworld and the Sift.
This appears to be one of the final achievements connected to the main story. You will likely unlock it naturally when you complete the major story objectives and save both the Overworld and the Sift.
Bosses and Encounters
There are several achievements connected to bosses and special encounters. If you’re going for 100%, you’ll eventually need to defeat all of the required enemies.
Twisted Madness
Achievement: Defeat the Twisted Warden.
You need to defeat the Twisted Warden to unlock this achievement.
The exact boss location and strategy are still being added as more information becomes available.
Copper Stopper
Achievement: Defeat the Supreme Evoker’s monstrosity.
For this encounter, the current information suggests that fighting the monstrosity underground is the best approach.
You’ll need to defeat the Supreme Evoker’s monstrosity to unlock the achievement.
Past Their Prime
Achievement: Defeat the Prime Enchanter.
This is another boss-related achievement. Defeat the Prime Enchanter to unlock it.
More information about the encounter and the best strategy can be added as the community learns more.
Monstrous Crescendo
Achievement: Defeat the Monstrous Opus.
Simply defeating the Monstrous Opus should complete this achievement.
Regicide
Achievement: Defeat a monarch.
For this achievement, you need to defeat a monarch. Make sure you don’t skip the required encounter if you’re specifically working toward 100% achievements.
Craftier than Witchcraft
Achievement: Defeat the Witch of Howling Woods.
Head toward the Howling Woods and defeat the Witch there to complete this achievement.
Side Quest Achievements
There are also several achievements connected to activities outside of the main story. Some of these may eventually turn out to be part of the main questline, but for now I’m keeping them in the side quest section.
Blowout
Achievement: Defuse the Creeper Candles in Honeycomb Fields.
You need to find the Creeper Candles in Honeycomb Fields and defuse them.
Spider Slayer
Achievement: Rescue the Cleric’s Apprentice in Howling Woods.
Travel to Howling Woods and rescue the Cleric’s Apprentice.
This achievement appears to be connected to an objective in the area rather than simply defeating enemies.
Code Cracker
Achievement: Crack the secret illager code in Frozen Highlands.
Explore the Frozen Highlands and work through the secret illager code.
The exact solution and steps still need more information, so I’ll update this section once the full puzzle solution is known.
Scrapping over Scraps
Achievement: Bring the illager copper to Puddle Pond.
For this one, you’ll need to collect the required illager copper and bring it to Puddle Pond.
Carapace Explorer
Achievement: Enter a humbler husk.
This achievement requires you to enter a humbler husk. The exact location and mechanics behind this encounter still need more information.
Wobble Watcher
Achievement: Find the lost wobbles of Singer’s Meadow.
Head to Singer’s Meadow and search for the lost wobbles.
The complete locations aren’t confirmed yet, so this section can be expanded once all of them are discovered.
Choir Conductor
Achievement: Wake up the echo golems in Lullaby Hills.
Visit Lullaby Hills and interact with the required echo golems to wake them up.
Guardian of the Golems
Achievement: Drive off the illagers camped near the Echo Den.
You need to find the illager camp near the Echo Den and drive the enemies away.
This should be straightforward once you locate the camp.
Player Upgrade Achievements
Some achievements are tied to upgrading your character, equipment, enchantments, and village systems. These are particularly important because you’ll need to spend resources and level up as you progress.
One-of-a-Kind
Achievement: Equip a unique item.
You need to equip a unique item.
Based on the current information, you may be able to purchase one from a villager in the starting area, although the exact source may change as more information becomes available.
Strike While It’s Hot
Achievement: Re-roll a special piece of gear.
For this achievement, you need to use the game’s re-roll system on a special piece of gear.
Make sure you have the appropriate gear available before attempting the re-roll.
Shop Till You Drop
Achievement: Purchase a special gear piece from the town merchant.
This one is pretty simple. Visit the town merchant and purchase a special gear piece.
If you’re going for all achievements, don’t forget to check the merchant as you progress.
Worked Like a Talisman
Achievement: Upgrade a talisman to level 3.
For this achievement, you need to upgrade a talisman all the way to level 3.
One useful tip is to keep three talismans equipped whenever possible. They can level up while you play, meaning you can make progress toward this achievement without necessarily going out of your way to grind them.
Worked Like a Charm
Achievement: Upgrade an enchantment to level 3.
You’ll need to upgrade an enchantment to level 3.
The Enchanter villager needs to be upgraded first. According to the current information, upgrading the Enchanter requires shards dropped from bosses:
- 30 shards for level 2
- 60 shards for level 3
So if you’re working toward this achievement, make sure you’re collecting shards from boss encounters.
Maxed Out and Geared Up
Achievement: All equipped weapons and armor have level 3 enchantments.
This is one of the more grind-heavy upgrade achievements.
You’ll need a level 3 Enchanter in your village and enough enchantment points to give all of your equipped weapons and armor level 3 enchantments.
With six equipped items, the current estimate is that you’ll need at least 60 enchantment points, which means reaching around level 60.
So I wouldn’t worry about this achievement early in the game. Just keep playing, leveling up, collecting resources, and improving your equipment.
Completion and Grinding Achievements
Some achievements are designed around long-term progression. These are the ones you’ll probably unlock naturally while playing, although a few may require you to specifically grind for them.
Track Record
Achievement: Activate all minecart stations.
You need to find and activate every minecart station in the game.
The total number of stations still needs to be confirmed, so this section will be updated once all locations are known.
Mystic Librarian
Achievement: Collect all enchantment books.
For this achievement, you’ll need to collect every enchantment book available in the game.
Because this is a collection-based achievement, I recommend picking up books whenever you find them rather than leaving them behind.
Y-Axis Unlocked
Achievement: Defeat 1,000 mobs with jump attacks.
This one is going to take some time.
You need to defeat 1,000 enemies using jump attacks. If you want to complete it without having to grind at the very end, start using jump attacks regularly during normal gameplay.
That way, you’ll slowly build toward the 1,000-kill requirement while completing quests and exploring.
Ka-BOOM!
Achievement: Defeat 10 mobs at once with TNT.
This achievement is very similar to the TNT achievement from the first Minecraft Dungeons.
The easiest approach is to save TNT instead of immediately throwing it. When you find a large group of enemies, wait until they’re grouped together and then use the TNT to try to defeat at least 10 mobs at once.
Honeycomb Fields is a good place to keep an eye out for large groups of enemies.
Treasure Hunter
Achievement: Open 100 chests.
You need to open a total of 100 chests.
This is another achievement that should come naturally if you explore the maps thoroughly. Try not to rush straight from objective to objective. Checking side paths and other areas can help you find additional chests.
Expert Explorer
Achievement: Reach level 50.
Simply reach level 50 to unlock this achievement.
You don’t need to rush this one. Continue completing quests, defeating enemies, exploring dungeons, and upgrading your equipment.
Venerable Voyager
Achievement: Reach level 100.
This is the higher-level version of the previous achievement.
You’ll need to reach level 100, so expect this one to require quite a bit of grinding.
If you’re already working toward level 50, keep progressing beyond it rather than stopping once Expert Explorer unlocks.
What Should You Focus on First?
If you’re trying to get all achievements efficiently, I wouldn’t recommend stopping your story progression just to grind every achievement immediately.
Instead, I would play normally while keeping a few things in mind.
First, explore the maps. You’ll need chests, minecart stations, books, special encounters, and other collectibles, so exploring as you go can reduce the amount of cleanup you have to do later.
Second, keep your talismans equipped. Since they can progress while you’re playing, this is an easy way to work toward the level 3 talisman achievement without creating a separate grind.
Finally, don’t ignore bosses and shards. Bosses are important for upgrading your Enchanter, and you’ll need those upgrades for some of the equipment-related achievements.