Heart of Crown Achievement Guide

Overview

This guide’s objective is to get players 100% in the Achievements.

Introduction

This guide’s objective is to get 100% achievements for this entire game. Note that most of these achievements can be done in 1 player CPU versus, which means you can set yourself up for these achievements quite easily without worrying about other players. All of the achievements that are obtained in versus will be recieved after winning at the end of the 1 player game.

Note: My in-game name is Pauru, so yeah!

Complete Tutorial

Start up a one-player game of versus against the CPU. After continuing to click the ? in the bottom right hand corner until she’s done talking (You don’t have to follow her directions, even) you will get the achievement

“Completed the Tutorial.”

Win As All Princesses

Win a game against the CPU or another player as any princess, and that will net you the

“The First Victory” achievement.

Now, select a different princess every time you win with a new one. This will net you seven more achievements,

“Lines of Succession, (Lalunasaika)”

“Float like an Imouto, Sting like a Royal Maid, (Laolily)”

“The Golden Rule, (Klam-Klam)”

“Tactical Genius, (Bergamotte)”

“The Flame Salamander Strikes, (Flammaria)”

“Wonder Twin Winner, (Lain and Shion)” and

“A Cultural Victory. (Ohka)”

“The North Remembers. (Anastasia)”

Upon obtaining victories as all princesses (other than Anastasia), you will unlock the achievement:

“All’s Fair in Love and Princessfare.”

Miscellaneous Achievements

An achievement can be earned by buying out all the dukes to end the game with less than twenty points.

This achievement is called “Two Steps Forward, One Maid Back” and will pop at the end of the game.

If in any of the games you win with 30 points or more, you will also get another achievement,

“Just making sure, alright?”

In addition, if you happen to win with 40 points or more, you will also get the achievement:

“That Must Have Been A Long Game.”

This can be achieved easily in 1 player offline CPU mode, by setting up things where you buy all dukes without playing against the AIs. Back Klam-Klam as the princess so you can get the Palace and the Crown for a combined total of 22 points for one coin cheaper. This is what you’ll need to reach 40. Before you start using those 22 points, buy and activate three dukes. This will raise your total to 18, which will make it so you won’t win automatically. As soon as you get the crown and the palace in your hand at the same time, using cards like Alchemist, or just getting lucky… Activate them both at once for the 22 points to get up to 40, and you’ll get the achievement after the game ends.

If you win as Laolily while right-clicking to not obtain any Royal Maids upon you backing Laolily, you’ll get

“Where I’m Going we Don’t Need no Free Royal Maids!” at the end of the game.

Attempt to turn off “Automatically search for updates” in the configuration menu to get another achievement:

“The Useless Configuration Option”

Drag all of your Apprentice Maids to your princess’s domain to give you -6, and win the game to get the achievement

“The Triangle Maid Attack.”

Win a match as a princess by using all Farm Villages and nothing else to back her, and you’ll get the achievement:

“Now That I’ve Won I’m Going to Retire to my Farm(ing Villages)”

Back a princess in three turns, and an achievement will unlock:

“Sorry to Princess, but I’m in a hurry!”

Win with only the Imperial Crown set in your domain, and an achievement will unlock:

“The Girl, The Crown, and the Lack of a Wardrobe”

As Flammaria, win with no Territory in your domain, and an achievement will unlock:

“Territory? We ain’t got no stinkin territory!”

Use Ohka’s ability to acquire the Imperial Crown, and an achievement will unlock:

“Two plus two is four, minus one that’s thirteen, crown maths.”

This requires using a Duke and any cost 6 card (Gossipy Duchess or Monopoly).

Back a Princess with 3 Large Cities, and an achievement will unlock:

“Look I just wanted to play simcity, okay?”

Win with at least one Royal Maid, Senator and Duke set, and an achievement will unlock:

“A Maid, a Senator, and a Duke walk into a bar…”

Play 15 cards in a single turn, and an achievement will unlock:

“No I’m not done with my turn yet! Let’s see for gold that’s one, two, three …”

Generate at least 20 coin in single turn, and an achievement will unlock:

“Money Speaks, 20 money speaks a lot.”

Buy all 5 Alchemists in a single game, and an achievement will unlock:

“Did you know? Pot of Greed is banned in all formats”

Buy the Imperial Crown before backing a Princess, and an achievement will unlock:

“Cart before the Horse”

Banish the Imperial Crown, and an achievement will unlock:

“Whoops”

Win with -7 VP or less, and an achievement will unlock:

“A win is still a win.”

This can easily be done playing by yourself. Back your princess with 3 Farming Villages, set all 3 Apprentice Maids, then buy all the Dukes to end the game.

Have no cards anywhere, and an achievement will unlock:

“Look Ma, No Hand…Deck, and Discard!”

This requires your hand, deck, discard, and domain to be empty and to have no cards removed by Samurai. A combination of Contribution and Curse Witch will allow you to remove everything. Make sure to end with at least a City, Contribution and Curse Witch, then use Curse Witch to banish the City and Contribution, then Purge the Curse Witch to get the achievement.

The last 2 Miscellaneous Achievements are related.

Use Bribery to steal the Imperial Crown from another player, and an achievement will unlock:

“They didn’t even lock the doors or windows!”

Have the Imperial Crown stolen by another player with Bribery, and an achievement will unlock:

“Next time lock the doors or windows”

These two achievements almost certainly require playing with another player to unlock. I have only seen a CPU buy the Imperial Crown once. I recommend a Supply with Alchemist, Industrial City, Trading Ship and Kunoichi, in addition to Bribery, to make generating money and finding Bribery easy.

Campaign Achievements

In Campaign mode, you can buy cards to view skits, similar to the ones in the “Tales of” series to get a little background information on random characters. As long as you don’t exit the game, you can buy another card, becoming more expensive every time. 20 cards is the most you can draw, and at that point, it’s costing over 20 million credits to do it. Not worth it!!! Stick to one a day!

When you pay 1000 points to draw your first card, you will get the achievement

“The First Draw” as a result.