Arts and Attribute unlocks: find the right condition

How do I find a named unlock?

Search its full name in the Reward condition finder, then check whether the reward says Art, Derived Art, or Attribute. The official list contains 5 Art unlocks, 10 Derived Art unlocks, and 21 Attribute unlocks. Those categories are kept separate.

The finder searches listed names and conditions; it does not know your game state. If you only remember part of a name, clear restrictive family and scope filters before searching again.

What do some Art and Derived Art conditions require?

These examples show why the full wording matters:

Official reward label	Official condition
Unlock Art “Flame Petal Kick”	Reach a 30-hit combo
Unlock Art “Wispfire Veil”	Collect 15 different Attributes in a single run
Unlock Art “Stormlock”	Activate OVT 10 times
Unlock Derived Art “Radiant Flash”	Reach Lv. 5
Unlock Derived Art “Rime Veil”	Win a battle without taking damage
Unlock Derived Art “Thunderous Breaker Kick”	Deal 10,000 damage in a single hit

A single hit, a combo, and a damage total are different conditions. “Win a battle without taking damage” is not a claim that the whole run must be damage-free. Conversely, the Wispfire Veil description explicitly requires one run and different Attributes.

For capacity and starting options, use Starting AP and Arts capacity; those rewards do not share the named-unlock families.

Which Attribute conditions are easiest to misread?

Check the event, location and restrictions together:

Official reward label	Official condition
Unlock Attribute “Mikoshi Earrings”	Obtain an Attribute in a Treasure Room at Mugen Depth 100
Unlock Attribute “Ration Pellet”	Hold at least 2,500 EC at once during a single run
Unlock Attribute “Gambler’s Trump Card”	Collect 5 different SS-Rank Attributes in a single run
Unlock Attribute “Energy Absorber”	Reach Area 2 without taking any damage
Unlock Attribute “Cursed Straw Doll”	Clear Area 5 in a single run without possessing any SS-Rank Attributes

For Mikoshi Earrings, simply reaching Depth 100 is not the complete condition: it includes obtaining an Attribute in a Treasure Room at that Depth. The listing does not explain the game’s numeric comparison or event timing.

Ration Pellet asks for EC held at once, not total earnings or spending. Keep “without possessing any SS-Rank Attributes” attached to the single-run clear for Cursed Straw Doll. The listing does not explain when possession is checked; a no-SS final inventory is not independently verified as sufficient.

The condition-scope guide covers these comparisons. For rewards whose labels mention Depth itself, see Mugen Depth rewards.

Does an unlock condition tell me what the reward does?

No. These entries identify unlock targets and conditions, not a complete effect catalog. They do not establish an Attribute’s stats, drop location, selection odds, or eligibility as a starting item. They also do not document how to claim the reward in a menu.

Once you find the exact target, retain its complete wording when comparing it with what happened in-game. If it appears not to trigger, follow controls and reporting and provide the condition and reproduction details.

Where can I check the original wording?

The source is the official Steam achievement list, captured and checked on 6 November 2026. Steam’s latest inspected update is 1.0.1. These are public listing facts, not tested unlocks or a guarantee of identical behavior in the separate demo.