Achievements & Rewards

Two currencies — don't mix them up

The game runs two separate out-of-run progress systems, and they never touch:

The full talent system has its own page: Talents — out-of-run progression.

The Rewards tab — what your points buy

The Rewards tab sells four kinds of things, and the game is explicit about who owns them: perks and tabards are the account's — every hero of every class has them. Earn achievements for more points. The same goes for companions, which follow every hero you play.

Perks

Every point cost above is a property of the game's own data files, which its readable text doesn't spell out — so this table lists effects and ranks, not prices. Instincts stack one to a companion; the first instinct you buy applies to your first companion.

Companions — the vacuum cleaners of Azeroth

A companion is a small critter that trails your hero and hoovers up the coins and experience wisps that land outside your pickup radius — up to 25 yd beyond it at baseline, with a pickup radius a quarter the size of yours and a 2-second rest between trips. The game is precise about what it is not: never a magnet or a cache — it only grabs what dropped on the ground.

Upgrades and instincts, all bought from the same tab:

• Long Leash extends the fetch range — 35, then 45, then 55 yd beyond your pickup radius.
• Quick Paws raises speed — +20%, +40%, then +60%, with rests shrinking to 1.6, 1.3 and 1 seconds.
• Instincts set priorities, one per companion: Gold-sniffer (coins first, worth 10% more), Wisp-herder (wisps first, from twice as far), or Rune-hound (also grabs battleground runes, those first).
• Second Companion adds a second critter with an instinct of its own.

Companions named in the current build: Squirrel, Snowshoe Rabbit, Crimson Macaw, Great Horned Owl, Tree Frog, Black Kingsnake, Sprite Darter, Black Whelpling, Zergling, Westfall Chicken, Undercity Cockroach, Panda Cub.

Tabards

Pure cosmetics. The game's own text: a look for your heroes' tabard slot; it adds nothing — and battleground tabards come with their zone's achievement, so the battle tabards you earn double as trophies for the zones you cleared. Tabards survive a perk reset.

All 21 tabards in the current build's table: Stormwind Tabard · Tabard of Lordaeron · Tabard of Stromgarde · Tabard of Theramore · Tabard of Dalaran · Darkmoon Faire Tabard · Tabard of Flame · Tabard of Frost · Alliance Officer's Tabard · Tabard of the Alliance · Horde Officer's Tabard · Tabard of the Horde · Tabard of the Argent Dawn · Contest Winner's Tabard · Silverwing Battle Tabard · Arathor Battle Tabard · Defilers Battle Tabard · Stormpike Battle Tabard · Frostwolf Battle Tabard · Scarlet Crusade Tabard · Warsong Battle Tabard.

Unlocks

The fourth section lists extras gated behind named achievements — each entry reads “Earn the achievement {name} to unlock”. The build also carries hero customization options (hairstyles, horn styles and colors, earrings, facial hair, markings, piercings and more) that these unlocks feed.

The perk reset rule — read this before you spend

Perks can be undone, but not one at a time. The Reset perks button takes back every point you have spent on perks at once, to spend again — and each save holds a limited number of resets (the button counts down: so many of so many left on this save). Tabards are kept through a reset. How many resets a save starts with is a data-file number the build's text doesn't state, so we won't invent one.

Contrast with talents: spent talent points can be taken back individually in the tree, for free, as often as you like. Two very different refunds — don't plan your perk budget the way you plan talent re-speaks.

What earns the points — the achievement list

The v0.123.0 list counts 124 achievements in seven families: Zones 24 · Classes 20 · Collection 14 · Feats 26 · Lifetime 15 · Co-op 16 · Heroic 9 (read off the live achievements screen on October 28, 2026, entries cross-checked against the build’s string table). Each award pops with its point value (“Achievement earned: {name} (+n)”); the tables below keep to names and requirements.

Collection & completion

• Fully Talented — earn all talent points with one class; Master of All — with every class.
• Collector — collect gear, any class; the ladder climbs through Hoarder and Curator to The Whole Armory (every piece of gear of every class). The 45-piece structure observed on an older build is documented on the items page; current-build numbers live there too.
• Legendary — collect every legendary piece of one class.
• Jeweler's Eye — see half the codex's rings, trinkets and amulets; Every Bauble — see them all.
• Gear now upgrades in stars (0–5), and half the family tracks it: Polished (1 star) and Honed (3 stars) on a single piece, Matched (a four-piece set bonus), Shared Wisdom (one set’s eight pieces at 1 star+ on every class), Suited Up (an 8-piece set bonus at 3 stars+), Wardrobe (all six sets’ 8-piece bonuses with one class) and Armory of Legends (the legendary set’s 8-piece bonus with every class). New on v0.123.0, verified in the build strings.

Performance feats

The fourteen run-based feats below (plus the twelve boss challenges further down) make up the Feats family’s 26 entries, read off the live Feats screen and the v0.123.0 build. Two entries share the name Overtime — one for endless bosses, one for the 25:00 clock, both visible in game. Against the Odds now reads “Heroic III or harder” (it used to be the old four-enemy-modifier max), and Humble Beginnings lives here too, not under Zones.

Named boss challenges

Twelve bosses have a specific-condition kill achievement (three of them new on v0.123.0: Sapphiron, King Mosh and Nefarian’s pet kill), and templated families cover the rest: Champion of a zone (defeat its final boss with any class), a victory per class ({class} Victorious), and defeating a zone boss with all nine classes.

Lifetime tallies

Fifteen lifetime counters, now including three marks tallies — the new currency Heroic runs pay out.

Heroic achievements

New family on v0.123.0, tied to the Heroic difficulty tiers zones now carry (Heroic I–V) and the gear-star ladder — all nine entries, read straight from the build and confirmed on the live achievements screen.

Co-op achievements

Sixteen group achievements, several demanding a full five-player class pick and three now demanding Heroic III or harder. How to host, join and revive is on the co-op guide.

Achievements & rewards FAQ

Related guides

• Talents — The other progression system — per-class points, trees and milestones.
• Items & drops — The permanent gear the Collection achievements count.
• Co-op guide — Lobbies, revives and how to chase the group achievements.
• Maps & bosses — Every zone and boss the achievements ask you to beat.
• All nine classes — Pick the class your achievement run needs.
• How to play — The run loop, controls and first-run tips.