Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

In the 3rd main quest ("Fortuna"), in the woods a woman will help you recover from your injuries.

Go back to her later in the game (anytime after opening the open world) and repay your debt of 150 Groschen.

Pebbles is your horse, and it gets taken from you early in the game. You can retrieve it anytime after reaching open world gameplay (5th main quest). Pebbles is South-West of Troskoitz, in Semine - at the horse trader. Interact with Pebbles first, then talk with the trader to get it back.

Don't steal your horse back!

For this you must complete 95% of all quests. When side quests appear, give them attention immediately in case they auto-fail or disappear. Don't fail any quests - reload a save if you do.

Also don't kill anyone who's not hostile - in case they could later be involved in a quest.

This happens very early in the game, when you first make camp. Capon will invite you to practise in the small fenced off area, and he'll remind you of the moves/techniques. Then you have a practise battle.

You must beat him - if you don't then there won't be another opportunity. You won't be able to manually save at this point in the story - but the game will have autosaved for you. Make sure to use the techniques he just taught you, especially riposte, and if you fail then reload the save. You can't feed your dog afterwards if you skip that bit, but it doesn't matter.

During the 19th main quest an optional objective will appear to protect your brother, Christopher Oderin. Make sure he doesn't die! The achievement will then unlock at the end of the quest.

A combo is a strike where you get multiple hits on the enemy, with melee weapons only. Each weapon is different, and there are lots of different combos which can be pretty effective. The easiest is a straight left/right/left when attacking.

But, this is easily done - even by accident with no idea what you're doing - in the first battle in the intro sequence, just hack away at the enemies attacking the castle and you'll likely unlock it just by chance sooner or later.

This is to spend 10,000 in total across your whole playthrough. Buy anything/everything to get the total up - once you've made some money of course.

You can re-sell bought items, and use whatever cash you get back from that to buy more things; this still counts to increase your total spent to get to 10,000 total. (i.e. you can achieve this with a bit less than 10k, just by re-selling and re-buying - at the cost of quite a lot of lost cash and stuff, of course).

From the 5th main quest ("Wedding Crashers") onwards, you can access the side quest line for this; starting with "Melee at the Mill", which you can begin at Lower Semine Mill. You'll also then need to complete the subsequent side quests "Wine, Women and Blood" and then "The Best for Last".

After you beat the last one, the achievement will unlock.

For this you must have a gun (you'll get given one automatically in main quest #11), and then you need to kill an enemy that also has a gun. There'll be enough opportunities for this as you play through from #11 onwards, just keep an eye out and make sure to use your gun to kill the first enemy you see that has one.

Alchemy and Blacksmithing will be done automatically through completion of main story quests 3 and 6 respectively. The rest you can do anytime through the game.

Do not eat any meat nor kill any animals. Highly missable as one wrong move and (if you don't spot it and reload a save) then the playthrough invalidates this achievement.

Note that any soup is fine - even if it's red and meaty looking.

Wolves may attack you, but so long as you're unarmed and just knock them unconscious then this is fine.

Keep an eye on validity in your player stats (Stats -> General -> Meat Eaten / Combat / Animals) - all must remain at zero.

This is easiest with guards, at night. Hide (crouch) somewhere near some guards and make a noise by tossing a stone or similar.

You'll know when the guards are then looking for you because there'll be a small white hare icon at the top of the screen.

When a guard comes close, sneak up behind them and do a stealth kill - the achievement will then pop.

Complete the side quest "Mutt", which can be started near Bozhena's Meadow after you've reached the open world by reaching main quest 5 ("Wedding Crashers").

This is in the side quest "Lost Honour" in the Kuttenberg region.

Somebody has to steal your shoes whilst you are drunk.

This is easiest if shoes are the only thing you're wearing (i.e. take everything else off) - and then get drunk. Really drunk.

There's some RNG here - you won't always have something stolen whilst blacked out. So you might have to get drunk again the next night to try again!

Lockpick a lock that is of "Very Hard" difficulty. You'll need a high Thievery level for this, and you can also use side skills (e.g. Mischief Artist) or potions (e.g. Strong Quickfinger) to make it easier.

This is doable mid-late game in Kuttenberg. You'll need a belt that can hold 4 weapons, and then four actual weapons; you can buy a belt from the saddler, and guns from Prokop Eldris in the South-West of Kuttenberg. Don't forget the ammunition!

The achievement will pop once you've equipped all four.

For this you just have to shoot a rabbit with a gun. You'll get a gun automatically in the 11th main quest ("The Finger of God"). Rabbits can be found in the daytime at deer hunting areas.

Save beforehand because aiming can be a challenge. Practise on larger animals as well.

Note that getting this invalidates Lent, so if you're aiming for that then reload your save after unlocking this trophy so your kills stay at zero - or just wait for this until after you've completed the story and already unlocked Lent.

This can be done anytime after main quest 12 ("Storm"), when you get Radzig Kobyla's longsword. You'll then need 3 Toledo Steel to upgrade it at a blacksmith's.

This must be done either in main quest 11 ("The Finger of God"), or in main quest #27 ("So it begins...") - arguably its easier to do in #27.

You have to already have a gold badge for this; so that you can play for winning/losing a gold badge. They can be bought from various innkeepers around the game, and it doesn't matter what kind of badge.

Once you have one, approach a dice table and select to play with a badge. You'll need 300 Groschen to buy in to the game. Not all opponents are able/willing to play for a badge, so if you can't find somebody then just keep coming back to try again (or skip time).

You must play at Emperor level to unlock the achievement - and it helps to have better dice for this to make the game easier. You may come across some on your travels, or you can buy from innkeepers, or steal them from other dice players!

For this you must complete the side quest "Rosa's Book" during the 18th main quest ("Taking French Leave") - there will be no opportunity after this.

Complete either the "Frogs" or "Mice" side quests, then you can get and complete the side quest "Battle of the Frogs and Mice" - BUT whilst doing it, go straight to Bailiff Thrush and convince him to intervene instead.

This can be progressed anytime throughout your playthrough or after the story. You'll end up bleeding in combat soon enough anyway (or, if you're that good, just let the enemy get a few hits in until you start bleeding).

A red blood icon will be near your health bar when you're bleeding.

Then continue to win the battle. You can heal during combat, but not with bandages as they will stop any bleeding.

There are 20 weapon types - and although the achievement says 'enemy' regular civilian NPCs do count as well. Enjoy your rampage!

This is to break an enemy's shield - for which you'll want a weapon with high blunt damage; like a War Hammer.

Then, you'll want an enemy with a shield (who knew!). Keep bashing at the shield until it breaks - whilst trying not to actually kill the enemy.