As your character experiences the world of the Enchanted Hills, they will begin to accrue various accomplishments. They may participate in very special parts of the game story, or defeat extremely powerful enemies with the other players. You can build your visible repertoire of accomplishments with achievements and accomplishments that have both simple prestige, and sometimes other awards attached. Additionally, you may have various accomplishments out of character; Such as recruiting.

Set and designed by the Game Master, achievements allow you to visually represent your character's progress throughout the game lore and their personal story. Achievements are tracked and displayed on the public roster for everyone to see. Though mostly aesthetic, there are some achievements that will carry with them specific rewards and even titles.

You can discover achievements as you play the game, though new ones are added as content is created and updated. Frequently, achievements will also bring with them an experience or gold reward.

Medals differ from achievements in that they represent more numerical goal oriented accomplishments. Medals are awarded to characters through things such as combat victories, event participation, recruiting quantity, and the like. Most medals award a statistical bonus of some sort.

The first medal that most characters encounter is the Arms Medal. It is granted upon coming out victorious in 5 battles, and grants +1 to their combat sides. This pattern continues all the way up to 100 where a player can be rewarded with the Blade of the Conqueror, the choice weapon of the competitive spar enthusiast. It is not currently known how many medals exist for combat victories.

Recruiting also grants both medals and gold in reward. Rewarding bonuses to action dice and a gold stipend upon each new medal, recruiting is an important - and appreciated part of being an active player.

Active participation in role play on the game message boards grants medals and experience. These medals increase your action dice as well. Posting is also a very good way to interact with players that you frequently do not see with your schedule.