Warlord: Awaji Achievements - 57 Listed and How to Trade

Warlord: Awaji achievements number 57 on the Steam store page, the largest set of the four games covered in this batch. The app details API publishes ten of those names, and eight of them are island place names.

The published name list

Ten names are machine readable and none is hidden, so all ten are visible in the client from the start.

Achievement name	Reading
Gaining a Foothold	opening milestone
Hokudan	place name
Ichinomiya	place name
Iwato	place name
Aihara	place name
Goshiki	place name
Sumoto	place name
Mihara	place name
Nandan	place name
Conqueror of Awaji	final milestone

Eight place names sitting between two milestones is a strong signal about how the campaign is structured, and it lines up with a map built from real heightmap data.

What a place name means for a full clear

If eight published names are regions, the achievement set is likely tracking territory rather than collectibles. That reading is supported by the store text, which is built around conquering villages and forts and capturing shrines.

• The first published name is a foothold rather than a place.
• The eight middle names correspond to named locations.
• The last published name is conquest of the whole island.
• The store text describes dozens of temples and shrines from real life on the map.
• No hidden achievements appear, so the client shows all published names.
• The remaining 47 achievements have no published names.

Anything beyond that list would be guesswork, so this page stops at the names.

The store description fills in the loop those names sit on. It describes leading an army, constructing a camp, conquering villages and forts and disrupting enemy forces, with the player able to fight in real time rather than only issue orders. Conquered land is what promotes leaders and expands army capacity, so territory is the resource the campaign runs on.

Achievements and the economy

No published achievement mentions trading, currency or commerce. The names point at territory and conquest, which is consistent with the rest of the listing: land is the resource, and promoting leaders is what you do with it.

How to trade therefore has no achievement angle either. The published progression is capture, promote and hold.

What is not published

There is no rarity data, no completion percentage and no list of the remaining 47 achievements. The store page also publishes no requirement text for any achievement, so no unlock condition can be quoted.

One thing the client does confirm is that achievements exist as a tracked feature: Steam Achievements and Steam Cloud are both listed, so progress is tied to the account rather than a single local save. That says nothing about the names or the requirements of the other 47 entries.

Where to go next

The island and its regions are described on Map, the army and shrine systems are on How It Plays, and the store figures are on Cheat Sheet.