Lost in Random Trophy Guide & Roadmap

This is technically missable, but you’d have to go out of your way to miss it. As the trophy description implies, you need to survive for at least 5 minutes without getting damaged. The easiest and fastest way to do this is right at the start of the game. Instead of taking on the minions, start walking around the arena. When the 5 minutes have passed, the trophy will unlock.

This trophy is missable! This trophy can be obtained in any enemy encounter against minions. When the encounter starts, you want to first gather crystals by shooting them off of enemies. Once you have a Full Hand, enter the Dicemension. For this trophy you need to kill all enemies within the same encounter without using any Weapon Cards. You know when an enemy encounter ends because no more enemies will spawn and you can continue through the game. Weapon Cards show a yellow sword icon that says “Weapon”. A really useful and powerful one that is not classified as Weapon but as Hazard is the Bomb. Anytime you have it in your deck and can use it, place it on the battlefield a bit farther away from an enemy and stand close to it. Once the enemy gets closer to it, shoot it and upon explosion it will deal a lot of damage. The bomb takes a while to go off, so you need to time your slingshot. The bomb card is just an example. The important thing is to finish an encounter without using Weapon Cards. Hazard, Cheat, Damage and Defense cards are allowed.

To unlock this trophy, you need to buy all 34 original cards and buy any remaining one from Mannie Dex’s. This literally means emptying out his store. To unlock this trophy, you might have to do a little bit of coin farming as most cards are very expensive. A good place to farm coins is Fourburg. The town has a lot of breakable pots and they respawn when you back out to the Main Menu and reload your save file. Each run through Fourburg will grant you around 650-700 coins. Once you’ve broken every possible pot, visit Mannie Dex’s and buy any remaining card you can afford. Now rinse and repeat until the store gets emptied out and you will unlock this trophy. Alternatively, you can continue playing through the story, but you’ll have to remember to shoot as many pots and enter as many Dicey doors as you can find. If you decide to do so, don’t forget to buy whatever’s left in the store BEFORE fighting Odd at the end of the game. This is the last Mannie Dex’s store available in the game. If you ignore it, you’ll have missed this trophy.

This trophy is highly missable and particularly tricky. First, you need the Dice Slice card. This becomes available from the store as you buy more and more cards. Once you’ve purchased it, equip it in your deck. Once it appears in your hand, play it and send Dicey as far away from you as you can. As Dicey makes its way to the position you’ve sent it to, you will notice a tether keeping you and Dicey together. Anything walking through this tether will be damaged. The catch is that the tether is on a timer and it deals very little damage. So, ideally you want to hope that you get this card once you’ve damaged the enemies just enough to kill them once you’re tethered to Dicey. Unfortunately, this trophy is very luck-based. Once you’ve killed three enemies with the same tether, this trophy will unlock.

This trophy is technically missable, but you’d have to purposefully go out of your way to miss it. All across Random you’ll find pots you can shoot at with your sling. These pots emit a blue light and when destroyed they release coins that can be used to purchase more cards at Mannie Dex’s. Make it a point to explore your surroundings as you explore new areas. If you are thorough enough, you should destroy your 50th pot once in Two Town.

This trophy is technically missable, but you’d have to purposefully go out of your way to miss it. All across Random are some small doors Dicey can open. These small doors are square-shaped and can only be entered by Dicey. The very first one is shortly after entering Two-Town. Approach it and press to have Dicey enter it. When he comes out you’ll get a bunch of coins and unlock the trophy.

World: Onecroft

This trophy is highly missable! While following the ghost in Onecroft, you’ll come across three kids you can interact with. Behind them is a tunnel leading up to a ladder that should take you home. This is basically the same path you took while following your sister Odd in the previous chapter of the game. Follow the path all the way home (the big teapot) and interact with the door. The Narrator will say that Even didn’t knock on the door. Keep interacting with the door until the Narrator says that Even did indeed knock on the door, but her parents didn’t wake up. After interacting with the door a total of 6 times, the Narrator will give up saying that Eve knocked on the door and the trophy will unlock.

World: Two-Town

This trophy is highly missable! After completing your first board game in Two-Town, interact again with the middle of the arena. Here the Narrator will say that Even cannot open the door to Threedom yet. Continue interacting with the middle of the arena until you unlock the trophy.

This trophy is highly missable, simply because it asks you to play in a very counterintuitive way. We shall first specify that a round is a single dice roll and not the entire enemy encounter. With that out of the way, you need to reroll your deck in a very specific way. Normally, you wouldn’t be able to play more than 5 cards, but by equipping the Game Master card (Cheat card) you can theoretically play as long as you want. The Game Master card is essential to get this trophy as there’s no other way to get other cards drawn to your deck. You can obtain up to 3 Game Master cards through story-related quests. Once you have them, you have to equip them all. Additionally, you have to have at least 2 Superb Draw in your deck to be able to play more cards. When the Game Master cards appear in your Hand while in combat, pin them and they won’t leave your deck. This way you can use all three at the same time when you have them in your deck. Remember that if you don’t see any Lucky or Super Draw cards in the store, it means that you need to keep buying more cards in order to unlock new Cheat cards. Once you’ve used your 8th card in a single round, this trophy will unlock.

While this trophy is technically missable, there’s a high chance you will unlock this trophy naturally and without too much effort. Start by weakening three enemies. Then, once a bomb card appears in your deck, use it and place the bomb on the battlefield. Lure the enemies near the bomb and time your slingshot so that the bomb blasts when the three enemies are relatively close to it. If the three enemies have been previously weakened and the slingshot is timed correctly, the blast should kill all of them and you should unlock this trophy.

World: Threedom

This trophy is highly missable and refers to an optional side quest in Threedom. At some point during your travels in Threedom you’ll come to an area called the Trenches. Right at the start of this area is the lost girl of the trophy description that you can talk to. Interact with her and she’ll ask you to find her sisters. Before being able to look for them, you need to open up the entire map. So, first, continue through the story and once all path guards leave, the area will be open for exploration, allowing you to search for the lost girls. When you’ve found all three girls, you’ll unlock this trophy.

World: Fourburg

This trophy is highly missable and refers to an optional side quest in Fourburg. In Fourburg, next to where you reunite with Seemore, are two NPCs you can interact with. Talk to them and once you exhaust any conversation option until it ends, you will have learned the rules of the game. Talk to them again and pick “Is that any good?” once it’s available. After that, any conversation option will do and when the conversation is over, you will unlock this trophy.

World: Fivetropolis

This trophy is highly missable and refers to an optional three-part side quest in Fivetropolis. At some point in Fivetropolis you will have to make your way to the Gluer. As you get closer to your destination, you’ll have to use your Sling to stop three cogs from moving so that you can proceed forward. As soon as you get past the three cogs, look to your right to find what resembles a brass speaker. Interact with it to hear Bernie speak from the other side. He wants you to give him directions. Here is the correct sequence of choices for the first Walkie-Talkie:

1. “Uh… right, to sunshine?”
2. “Let’s go forward to the clanking.”
3. “Sabotage the robots, kid.”
4. “Go forwards, Bernie!

Eventually, this first Walkie-Talkie will go static and you’ll lose the connection with Bernie.

The second Walkie-Talkie is located in Mystic’s Quarter (unmissable, story-related area). Approach the Walkie-Talkie to talk to Bernie. Now tell Bernie to follow his adventurer’s heart.

The last and final Walkie-Talkie can be found as you make your way up St. Alchemist Street. At some point you’ll get to a fork. Instead of proceeding upwards, turn right to find the third and final Walkie-Talkie. Choose any conversation option whenever presented with one and once you end the conversation, this trophy will unlock.

World: Sixtopia

This trophy is highly missable! Towards the end of Sixtopia, the Narrator will say that you’re getting closer to him. In this area, you should notice plenty of prison cells. In the prison cell immediately before the hill that leads to the Narrator’s, you can speak with the Shadowman. To unlock this trophy you need to choose the dialogue options “I pity you” and “Pitiful” when presented with them. If you choose any other conversation option, you’ll be locked out of this trophy.

World: Onecroft

This trophy is missable! As soon as you enter the Harbour in Onecroft (unmissable, story-related), you should be able to talk to a creature called Snake Eye. In the area where he stands, behind some crates, is a ladder you can climb up. Climb up the ladder and far off in the distance you should see a blue switch. Use your sling to activate the switch. This will move a beam so you can walk across. Advance when the red light is away from you. Afterwards, activate the switch once more to move the same beam near where you are so you can walk across to the next platform. On this platform, you’ll find something resembling a briefcase. This is one of the two Storybook Pages you can find in Onecroft and the puzzle related to this trophy. Once you collect the Storybook Page, this trophy will unlock.

World: Two-Town

This trophy is missable! Once you’ve obtained the key to unlock the gate that allows you to keep following the ghost (unmissable, story-related), go back as if you were heading for the gate itself. However, instead of continuing to the gate, head right and go up the hill. You will end up in an area with two floor switches. Send Dicey on any of the two while you stand on the other. With both switches activated, you’ll be able to shoot at a blue switch with your sling. Now do the same by switching positions with Dicey. Once both switches have been hit, you’ll reveal a bridge and this trophy will unlock.

World: Two-Town

This trophy is missable! When you reach Upside Downtown, you will have to look for three inspirational posters. One of the posters is next to an NPC standing in front of some wooden scaffolding. Opposite the poster is a switch. Shoot the switch to complete this puzzle and reveal the next Storybook Page. Once you hit the switch, you will have completed the puzzle and unlocked this trophy.

World: Threedom

This trophy is missable! In Threedom, there’s an area called Threedom Town Square. Once you’ve talked with the Shadowman, retrace your steps to the main square and you’ll be able to enter a new area that was previously guarded by a fat creature. As you open more and more of this area by completing story and side quests, you’ll eventually come to an area with several switches. This is an area you have to go through as part of story-related quests, so it’s very hard to miss. Right next to the switches there’s a floor switch you can stand on as Even. While on the floor switch, you’ll have to shoot all targets before the time runs out. When you’re done, the trophy will unlock and you’ll also be able to collect a new Storybook Page.

World: Fourburg

This trophy is missable! In Fourburg, the fourth main level of the game, are two areas called Four Horsemen’s Corner and Queen’s Street. These can be found right of circus you had to enter as part of the story. All around these two areas are 4 switches. Once you’ve hit them all, you will unlock this trophy and a nearby cage will open up revealing the Storybook Page.

After interacting with the first Walkie-Talkie in Fivetropolis, you’ll eventually enter a room with 7 floor switches. This puzzle is fairly simple and is required in order to proceed. You just need to quickly step on all of them before they turn blue again. When you’re done, this trophy will unlock.

This trophy is missable! This trophy unlocks once you’ve solved all 6 puzzles found across the game (see their individual silver trophies above), provided you didn’t skip any.