Servant of the Lake Achievements

Notebook first, overlay second

The notebook is the in-game tracker for this weekend. Park the Steam name next to the chore when it fires so you are not scrolling an overlay mid-pot. Portrait 235, clock 7:00, and porridge ingredients still belong in the same book — they are locks, not achievement IDs. The beginner guide is the habit page; this page is only the 49-name key.

A name is not a click order

Preparing Breakfast means the porridge chain finished. It does not tell you which berry hole to plug. Going Hunting means the afternoon hunt beat ran. It does not hand you a rifle ID. Where this table says TBA under trigger, we do not have a re-clicked sequence — we will not fill that cell with a blog’s guess.

Once the notebook habit is in place, the next section is the Day 1 name table — fifteen titles we will stand behind.

Morning names fire if you do the job

The Arrival, Preparing Breakfast, Waking up Aldous, and Exercising with Mr. Aldous are the hire block. Skip the contract or leave the clock off 7:00 and the morning stalls — that is a softlock, not a hidden achievement. Petting the Horse sits on the same Morning tag and still will not fire if you never walk the yard. Treat it as optional hospitality, not a required chore.

Afternoon and evening are hospitality, not a new system

Preparing the Reception, Welcoming the Guests, Small Repairs, Opening the Reunion, and Serving Tea are the guest half of Saturday. Ruining the Bouquet is the flower missable in that same afternoon — the name is real; the vase diagram is not on this page. Tea that tastes wrong is still Serving Tea in progress. Do not reload for a “perfect brew” title that is not on Steam.

Night is three story names plus one crow

The Night Watch, Checking for Intruders, and Searching the Attic are why you go upstairs when the house turns dark. We will not number unlabeled beams or crate combos. Chase away the Crow is the missable bird scare, not the Demo “follow the bird” line. If you only wanted to look employed, you can sleep. If you wanted the 49-list, stay for the crow, then flip the page to Sunday.

Day 2 is a shorter confirmed block — seven names, same rule: title yes, unverified clicks TBA.

Coffee is the hunt’s real timer

Waking up William and Preparing Coffee are the Sunday opener. Someone will mention not being late for the hunt while the cups are still empty. That line is a reminder to finish the pot, not a cue to sprint outside. Going Hunting is a servant chore on the afternoon list, the same click language as feeding the horse — not a combat chapter and not a missable we have evidence to flag.

Wash, then bath, then a night name we will not fake

Doing the Washing and Helping with Bathing lock in that order: clothes in the tub before the evening bath. Cleaning the Floors shares the afternoon with the hunt; we do not have a locked mop stamp. Night Time Duties is the last confirmed Day 2 title. Until a step list is re-clicked, that cell stays TBA.

If you came here for the ones you can miss while still looking employed, the next table is only four rows — plus the hidden clock.

Horse, bouquet, crow: optional on purpose

Petting the Horse is pet or feed — we will not invent a carrot recipe. Ruining the Bouquet is the afternoon flower missable; if a page numbers unlabeled petals, close it. Chase away the Crow is the night scare, not the official Demo line follow the bird. Searching the attic is a story name on the Day 1 table, not a missable we have evidence to flag — go when night opens if you want that tile.

You Found Him is the hidden clock, not a Day 1 wake

Community-observed spine: finish the weekend, read Kate’s letter, re-enter Waking Up Aldous, set the bedroom clock to 3:05. Extra rooms after that time stay TBA. Set 3:05 on porridge morning and Aldous will not rise — that is a stalled hire, not this achievement. Pair the letter beat with characters only if you want who Kate is; the unlock steps stay on secrets.

Twenty-three names are now on the table. Steam still shows forty-nine. The gap is the next section, and it stays empty on purpose.

If a guide lists fifty names, it is padding

Steam’s count is 49. A page that adds a fiftieth “100%” trophy, a flawless-shave badge, or a combat clear is not looking at this store listing. We will not copy those strings into the notebook column. Community-observed Day 3 rooms stay on the walkthrough index as TBA, not as achievement IDs.

Blank tiles are still trackable

The notebook does not need a title to remember you have not seen a tile. Play the weekend, tick the 23 names you can match, then leave the rest unmarked until a re-click exists. That is a shorter 100% path than following a list that was never on Steam.

If you searched servant of the lake achievements or all achievements, you now have the verified Day 1–2 block, the four missables, and a honest 26-row gap. The FAQ below is the short version of the same table.