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A comprehensive guide to all achievements, blueprints (enemy drops), cards, and trinkets. Tips for more challenging levels!

 

 

Blueprints (Cards and Trinkets)

Blueprints of Cards and Trinkets are items enemies will occasionally drop; using Shards from them you may purchase these from Jolly-Jolly’s shop.

Enemies may also drop Shards at random. Each opponent has its blueprints that must be destroyed to allow these blueprints to fall. Each opponent also has an unique set of blueprints; to gain theirs you must kill enough opponents of that opponent type for those blueprints to fall.

Achievement	Name	Summary
	Hey, Those Are Mine!	Collect half of all Blueprints.
	Collector Ace	Collect all Blueprints.
	Quick Trick Specialist	Unlock all Pink Cards.
	Ready for the Grand Finale	Unlock all Yellow Cards.
	A Miracle of Movement	Unlock all Blue Cards.
	A Few Tricks Up My Sleeve	Unlock half of all Cards.
	Full Deck	Unlock all Cards.
	Trinkets Are a Magician’s Best Friend	Unlock half of all Trinkets.
	Fashion King	Unlock all Trinkets.

Check below for individual details on each Blueprint.

Card list (Pink)

Card list

Check the hand mirror at the start of a new run and evaluate your collection against this list. Each list entry has a note below it telling you which enemy drops it.

Pink cards (24)

 

Starting card	Starting card	Lady Thorns	Starting card	Bunny Jester	Scissorella	Starting card	Twilight Phantom	Starting card	Axeangelo
Starting card	Bunny Juggler	Animated Armor	Draculord	Midnight Phantom	Enraged Ghost	Bomb-Head Ghost	Tea Pot Madness	Bunny Butler	Bunny Bomber
Enraged Ghost	Bunny Juggler	Midnight Phantom	Bomb-Head Ghost

 

Card list (Yellow)

Yellow cards (24)

 

Starting card	Lele	Starting card	Lady Fan	Cuckoo Nightmare	Bunny Bomber	Starting card	Axolangelo	Severino	Power Totem
Animated Armor	Clock Torment	Starting card	Bunny Juggler	Art Apprentice	Clock Torment	Protective Totem	Lele	Lele	Lady Hook
Health Totem	Candlestick Bomber	Torch Maid	Protective Totem

 

Card list (Blue)

Blue cards (12)

 

Starting card	Candlestick Bombardier	Broom Maid	Big Ooze	Candlestick Bomber	Torch Maid	Ooze Dude	Starting card	Royal Rabbit	Starting card
Lady Hook	Tea Pot Madness

 

Trinket list

Trinkets (31)

 

Starting trinket	Axolangelo	Axolangelo	Art Apprentice	Lady Fan	Health Totem
Severino	Starting card	Draculord	Starting trinket	Starting trinket
Severino	Scissorella	Starting trinket	Explosive Totem	Scissorella	Starting trinket
Axolangelo	Cuckoo Nightmare	Severino	Scissorella	Starting trinket
Lady Thorns	Broom Maid	Starting trinket	Animated Armor	Lady Hook	Bunny Butler
Protective Totem	Power Totem	Big Ooze

 

Enemy list

This enemy list details should help you find Blueprints by grinding for specific enemies. They change based on difficulty, so if you’re struggling to find one, try reducing the difficulty. I believe the Candlestick Bomber does not show up on any difficulty other than Normal. It gets replaced by the Candlestick Bombardier.

The letters before the stage name refer to difficulty level:

• N – Normal
• H – Hard
• VH – Very Hard
• NM – Nightmare

 

Basic Enemies (13)

 

1. Bunny Butler
    

    

   • N Entrance Hall
   • N Banquet Hall
   • N Art Gallery
2. Bunny Jester
    

    

   • N Entrance Hall
   • N Banquet Hall
3. Candlestick Bomber
    

    

   • N Banquet Hall
   • N Courtyard
4. Ooze Dude
    

    

   • N Courtyard
   • N Garden
5. Mini-Ooze
    

    

   • N Courtyard
   • N Garden
6. Candlestick Bombardier
    

    

   • N Guest Lounge
   • N Central Hall
7. Bunny Juggler
    

    

   • N Gala Hall
8. Bomb-Head Ghost
    

    

   • N Guest Lounge
   • N Palace Shop
9. Enraged Ghost
    

    

   • N Palace Shop
10. Art Apprentice
     

     

    • N Art Gallery
    • N Labyrinth
11. Clock Torment
     

     

    • N Gala Hall
12. Bunny Bomber
     

     

    • N Guest Lounge
    • N Labyrinth
13. Broom Maid
     

     

    • N Central Hall

     

     

     

    Mini-Bosses (12)

14. Cuckoo Nightmare
     

     

    • N Entrance Hall
    • N Banquet Hall
    • N Art Gallery
    • N Palace Shop
15. Big Ooze
     

     

    • N Courtyard
    • N Garden
16. Midnight Phantom
     

     

    • N Art Gallery
    • N Palace Shop
    • N Labyrinth
17. Lady Fan
     

     

    • N Banquet Hall
    • N Gala Hall
18. Lady Hook
     

     

    • N Guest Lounge
    • N Gala Hall
19. Royal Rabbit
     

     

    • N Central Hall
20. Twilight Phantom
     

     

    • N Central Hall
21. Draculord
     

     

    • N Gala Hall
22. Teapot Madness
     

     

    • N Labyrinth
23. Animated Armor
     

     

    • N Palace Shop
24. Torch Maid
     

     

    • N Guest Lounge
25. Lady Thorns
     

     

    • N Garden
    • N Labyrinth

     

     

     

    Turrets & Totems (8)

26. Turret
     

     

    • N Entrance Hall
    • N Banquet Hall
    • N Art Gallery
    • N Guest Lounge
    • N Labyrinth
    • N Gala Hall
27. Homing Turret
     

     

    • N Guest Lounge
28. Poison Turret
     

     

    • N Courtyard
    • N Garden
29. Multi-Shot Turret
     

     

    • N Palace Shop
    • N Central Hall
30. Protective Totem
     

     

    • N Central Hall
31. Explosive Totem
     

     

    • N Courtyard
    • N Garden
32. Power Totem
     

     

    • N Palace Shop
33. Health Totem
     

     

    • N Art Gallery

 

Difficulty achievements

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Beating Lele on all difficulties

Beat Lele on Hard, Very Hard, and Nightmare

Achievement	Difficulty	Name
	Hard	Haven’t We Done This Already?
	Very Hard	Expert at Kicking Lele’s Butt
	Nightmare	A True Magician

Here are some general tips if you’re struggling with higher difficulties:

• WASD doesn’t map neatly onto the levels, leading to slightly off directions. You may run into walls and traps by accident.
   
• The buttons on a controller are faster to press than keyboard keys. Using Shift and Spacebar while trying to move can trip you up.

 

• Pick trinkets that increase your damage or your survivability.

  

  • While crowd control is friendly, the bosses are your primary concern because they’re battles of attrition. The longer you’re in them, the worse the rest of the run will be.
  • Bosses can destroy good runs by traps alone.
  • Use side card effects like Poison, Burn, and Bleedso bosses will continue to take damage while you’re away from them or dodging.
  • It’s useless against bosses to have any “Bomb” effects or a build based on bonus damage to enemies under status conditions like Stun or Charm.

   

• Card suggestions

   

  • Invocation Mastery for Poison, Burn, or Bleed builds helps.
  • Assassin’s Cloak is great for close-range builds as it increases damage to nearby enemies.
  • Toughness(+50% HP) is a good choice.
  • Trap Senses (-75% trap damage) can keep you healthier during all boss fights except Lele.
  • Payback Knuckles increase damage for 10 seconds after you get hit, which is inevitable during boss battles.

  

  • Blink cards like Time Warp, Escape Artist, and Jump Scare.

 

 

• Blink lets you avoid damage entirely, while Dash lets attacks hurt you.

 

 

• Jump Scare is one of the best cards for normal enemies since the Fear effect interrupts attacks and pushes them away from you.

 

 

• Yellow

   

  • I suggest using Poison Roses, a guaranteed blueprint from Scissorella. Shooting all three at optimal range hits for 9x poison damage. Add a Fire, Bleed, or Accumulated Pain effect and the Invocation Mastery trinket for a lot of damage — and even more if you have a second Poison Roses card to attack with.

   

• Blue

  

  • The flurry of Blows with Hungry Chomper as the side card to increase the attack range is great for distance. Have a second Pink card for damage over time effects since you can’t use any other cards while attacking.
  • You can use a variety of cards to get through the game. Even Five of a Kind is effective!
  • Avoid any card requiring charge time, such as Sim Sala Beam: it reduces your ability to dodge and overall damage.

   

• Use two Pink cards

   

  • They’re too limited as Main cards; ignore them.
  • Effects like Invulnerability and Damage Reduction are more valuable as a side card for a Blue, incidentally activated while you’re dodging.

   

• Use two Blue cards

   

  • Blink cards like Time Warp, Escape Artist, and Jump Scare.
  • Blink lets you avoid damage entirely, while Dash lets attacks hurt you.
  • Jump Scare is one of the best cards for regular enemies since the Fear effect interrupts attacks and pushes them away from you.

   

• Attach Yellow side cards to your Blues for crowd control.

   

  • Your damage per second is critical; having a second card while the other recharges can make all the difference.

   

• Pay only for your Pink card upgrades.

   

  • Two Blues help you escape from bad situations, and one offsets the cooldown of the other.
  • This will reduce your offensive options, but most other choices would be situational or overkill.

   

• Consider a wild build.

   

  • Your Blues aren’t going to help much during a boss fight beyond their dodging ability, so use them for normal enemies.
  • Push, Charm, or Stun effects can buy you a moment to breathe in swarms of enemies.
  • You could attach Pinks, but the additional damage is not your goal with dodging. You won’t be dodging into most bosses either.
  • If you’re precise, something like Life Siphon can keep you healthy between bosses, but you’ll only recover at most 80HP during a boss.

   

• 4 Blue cards

 

• The rank of your cards affects their damage and the effects of their side cards, so upgrade them as much as you can before bosses. Every upgrade multiplies your damage by 1.33x.
• Before the Nightmare difficulty, you may want to buy Nnif’s upgrades since it will increase the card rank of everything you find at Tents and in Chests. Not only do they sell for more, but finding your preferred card saves you a lot of money.
• Your Blues function the same at any level besides extra damage, so only take upgrades if you find them in Chests.
• Your side cards function the same at any level; don’t upgrade them.

 

 

Still can’t beat it?

 

1. Use distance! Cheese the enemies!
2. Take the most accessible route: Axolangelo’s path is safer overall, mainly his boss fight.
3. Grind at lower levels until you unlock everything. Not a guarantee, but it’ll give you options.
4. Consider using a controller.

 

 

• This gets ridiculous and terrible against bosses, but the amount of burst damage plus maneuverability is shocking. Remember that every card will be hungry for upgrades, and your damage potential will suffer.

 

• If you can handle the enemies, explore each level’s Key gates to maximize your money.
• Keep a consistent pattern of cards on your buttons between runs—for example, A and B for Blues, and X and Y for Pinks. Keep your muscle memory in mind!

 

 

 

Progression achievements

You will likely get these just by playing the game.

Bosses

Bosses

Beat Axolangelo, Scissorella, Severino, and Lele for the first time.

Achievement	Boss	Name
	Axolangelo	Misunderstood Artist
	Scissorella	Who Will Take Care of the Flowers Now?
	Severino	He Was Such a Nice Guy…
	Lele (Normal)	Green-Eyed Loser

 

Keys and Paths

Keys

 

	The Diamond Key	Get the Diamond Key.
	Bunch of Keys	Get all four Suite Keys.

Keys are unlocked sequentially and cannot be obtained out of order.

1. Red Diamond Key – Banquet Hall

 

 

• Unlocks the Courtyard path

 

• Green Clover Key – Guest Lounge

 

 

 

• Unlocks the Labyrinth via the Courtyard path
• Blue Spade Key – Labyrinth
   

   

  • Unlocks the Central Hall via the Banquet Hall
• Purple Heart Key – Central Hall
   

   

  • Unlocks the Central Hall via the Courtyard path

 

Paths

 

	It’s Cold Outside, Let’s Play Inside	Beat the Inside Path of the Palace (Banquet Hall, Art Gallery, Axolangelo’s Atelier, and the Guest Lounge) in a single run
	Ah, The Fresh Air!	In a single run, beat the Outside Path of the Palace (Courtyard, Garden, Scissorella’s Garden, and the Labyrinth).

Like The Back of My Hand

Finish every level in the game at least once.

You will need three keys to get this achievement, and you’ll need to have reached Lele.

Shops

Tea Time!

Unlock the Permanent Upgrade Tea Potion Sachet 1.

The first upgrade costs five shards from Jolly-Jolly’s shop, which you should be able to afford after the first stage on Normal.

	Shard Spender	Unlock half of all Jolly Jolly’s upgrades.
	Bunny-Proof Ace	Unlock all of Jolly Jolly’s upgrades.
	T’was a Pleasure Doing Business With Ya	Unlock half of all Nnif’s upgrades.
	Smuggler’s Best Friend	Unlock all of Nnif’s upgrades.

 

• Jolly-Jolly’s Pink cards: 500 shards*
   
• Jolly-Jolly’s Yellow cards: 600 shards*
   
• Jolly-Jolly’s Blue cards: 220 shards*
   
• Jolly-Jolly’s Trinkets: 800 shards*

 

• Nnif’s permanent upgrades: 3,631 shards

 

 

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