In our Anno 117: Pax Romana trophy guide, you’ll learn which challenges await you in Ubisoft’s new city-building game and what to keep in mind for 100% completion.
In this trophy guide for Anno 117: Pax Romana, you’ll find out:
- Which Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum trophies exist
- Which trophies are missable
- How to efficiently unlock every achievement
Anno 117: Pax Romana combines classic city-building with strategic, cultural, and diplomatic decisions. Alongside a dynamic two-act campaign, you’ll find a detailed sandbox mode with plenty of creative freedom. This trophy guide helps you unlock all achievements step by step – whether you start your campaign in Latium or Albion.
Anno 117 Trophies: Distribution and Total Points
According to official data, the PlayStation 5 version of Anno 117: Pax Romana includes a total of 51 trophies worth 1,350 points. The trophies are divided as follows:
- 1 x Platinum
- 2 x Gold
- 10 x Silver
- 38 x Bronze
To unlock all 51 trophies, plan for many hours of gameplay. If you aim to explore every region and discover all secrets, expect at least 120 hours of playtime.
Missable Trophies in Anno 117: Pax Romana
Anno 117 is a complex city builder featuring a dynamic campaign, cultural development paths, diplomacy options, and an extensive technology system. Since some trophies depend heavily on your choices, region, or story progress, certain achievements can easily be missed – for example, if you commit early to one cultural path or avoid specific rivals.
Gold and Silver Trophies: The Biggest Challenges
Key achievements include “Morituri Te Salutant” (Gold), which requires you to host nine events in the amphitheater. You’ll need not only the proper city status but also a well-developed infrastructure and stable economy. Another demanding one is “Quid Pro Quo,” where you must reach the rank of Proconsul – an honor that requires reputation and long-term strategy.
Best Strategies for 100% Completion
Unlocking every trophy will take time. Focus once on Romanized cities in Latium, then again on Celtic culture in Albion. Make sure to complete all NPC quests (for example, Concordia, Valeria, Athr Iorgwyn) to earn trophies like “Fuelling The Flame”.
Tips for earning the Platinum trophy:
- Regularly use the research menu to unlock all inspirations in one category (“Polygnostic”).
- Take advantage of diplomacy mechanics: For “Si Vis Pacem,” you must be at war with three rivals and later make peace with them.
- Decorate your cities with ornaments (“Haec Ornamenta Mea”) and use the skin tool on buildings (“De Novo”) – these can be done passively while playing.
- For “Alea Iacta Est,” remember to regularly refresh item offers – this one takes long-term effort across many hours of gameplay.
Anno 117: Pax Romana – Full Trophy List
Platin:
- Finis Coronat Opus: Acquire all other Trophies.
Gold:
- Morituri Te Salutant: Host 9 Events in the Amphitheater.
- Quid Pro Quo: Attain the rank of Proconsul.
Silver:
- Patrician Tastes: Have the Growing Megalopolis City Status on an island without any Liberti or Plebeians.
- Si Vis Pacem: Broker a peace after waging war with three separate Rivals.
- Not Built In A Day: Spend more than 24 hours in one Campaign game.
- Polygnostic: Unlock all Inspirations in one Research Category.
- Fuelling The Flame: Complete all of Concordia’s quests.
- Heavier Than A Feather: Eliminate Neferneru.
- Alea Iacta Est: Spend at least 170,100 Denarii re-rolling items for sale.
- Romani Ite Domum: House 2205 Celtic residents on an island without Romanising a single one.
- Interpretatio Celtica: Appoint Cernunnos as a Patron God of an island in Latium.
- Full House: Socket 9 Specialists on one island.
Bronze:
- Ab Initio Anno: Start your settlement off with its first Fishery.
- Experto Crede: Have a Specialist in a Villa.
- Terra Nova: Settle on a second island.
- Orbis Non Sufficit: Acquire a Discovery from the Hall of Fame.
- A Toe In The Caldarium: Complete Act I.
- Pecunia Non Olet: Have a positive income balance of 250 Denarii.
- Aqueduct Vitae: Build an Aqueduct with a length of at least 99 tiles.
- Haec Ornamenta Mea: Beautify an island with 50 ornaments.
- Trade Union: Establish a Trade Treaty.
- De Novo: Change a building’s Skin with the Cosmetic Tool 9 times.
- Scientia Potestas Est: Fulfill 9 Research Inspirations.
- One… More… Chain…: Receive the suggestion to take a break 9 times.
- Pro Gloria: Accumulate a total value of 1602 Prestige.
- City Watched: Place all 3 Amenities in Latium.
- Anno Horribilis: Trigger the first bankruptcy warning.
- Travelling Sails Problem: Set up a Trade Route with 9 stops.
- Ultima Ratio: Build a Quinquireme equipped with the maximum number of military modules.
- Delenda Est: Conquer an opponent’s Villa.
- Ex Amicitia Pax: Appoint an Allied Rival as a Specialist.
- Bend or Break: Complete Act II.
- Libertine Liberty: Have at least 2700 excess Workforce.
- Cura Annonae: Connect Albion and Latium with a minimum of 3 Trade Routes.
- Hic Svnt Dracones: Discover all of Albion.
- Tuatha Deorum: Appoint two Celtic deities as Patron Gods on your islands.
- Outstanding In The Field: Cover 70% of an island with farm fields.
- Ex Gratia: Gift other Parties 207,000 Denarii in total.
- A Brother’s Betrayal: Eliminate Dorian.
- Life Support: Complete all of Tarragon’s quests.
- Questing Beast: Complete all of Athr Iorgwyn’s quests.
- Lily Buy-in: Complete all of Valeria’s quests.
- Un-Scathached: Survive Voada’s attack.
- Reunionatrix: Socket Uiscarix and Obairrix in the same Villa.
- The First Mile: Have a total population of 50,000 across all your cities.
- From Sea To Sea: Sail 2,205 Nautical Miles.
- Starfall: Eliminate Zara Nitu.
- Devoted to Devotion: Reach the fifteenth milestone of Devotion on an island.
- Monopantheist: Dedicate 9 Islands to the same Patron God.
- Trails in the Sea: Set up 9 Trade Routes between different islands.
