Mining and Dwarves Achievements

Mining and Dwarves ships 22 Steam achievements on the full client (app 3987230, launched 27 August 2026). There is no prestige wipe and no separate achievement save. Ticks live on the Steam account with Cloud. This page is a name list plus three honest themes. It is not a 100% guide with invented percentages, idle timers, or pie counts.

The store panel is the source. Visible official names you may list: Lazy, The Good Stuff, Spare No Expense, Punching Bag, Pie in the Sky, Now that’s a lot of damage!, Performance Enhancer, Yer a Wizard!, Motherlode, Wombo-Combo, Billionaire, Double Shift, Teamwork, and Patience is a Virtue. Other icons stay hidden. This wiki will not invent unlock text for hidden achievements, and it will not guess a trigger for a joke title just because the name sounds like a dwarf pun.

What this page will not invent

Hidden achievements stay hidden here. A name you cannot read on the store panel does not get a fake condition. A name you can read still does not get a fake number. There is no reset-only layer and no prestige achievement that only pops after a wipe. The optional Supporter Pack (app 4963210) is not required for the 22 on the base app. Teamwork is an achievement name, not a second player. Double Shift and Billionaire are labels until the client pops them.

Lazy, idle, and leaving the floor running

Lazy lines up with idle play. The Steam pitch already sells both moods: play actively for maximum gains, or idle and let the dwarves work. Lazy is the joke title for the second mood. That is as far as this page goes. It will not invent a required AFK duration.

What you can still plan: a mixed miner and collector pair before you tab out, Auto Click if you want the cursor to keep hitting a parked rock, and the patience to let the deposit crawl without Super Auto Miner. The idle versus active split lives on idle versus active. If Lazy has not popped after ordinary idle play, do not grind a guessed timer.

Pie in the Sky and floor pies

Pie in the Sky lines up with pies. Full-game floors spawn pies you can click for a temporary skill boost. That is the theme. This page will not invent “click twelve pies” or “eat a pie during an orb.”

What you can still do: click a pie when you see one, then spend the buffed key on the special orb rather than a leftover pebble. Pies are not a dwarf type and not an ability key. Auto Click will not take that extra click for you. If you are fully AFK, you will miss pies; that is expected. Ability timing around pies lives on the abilities guide.

Do not rearrange your whole tree around a pie name. The scarce currency is still void shards from the orb. Pies are a clickable buff on that loop.

Wombo-Combo and ability chaining

Wombo-Combo lines up with ability chaining. Launch play is Q plus W on the right target, then Refresher if you already own both keys and the orb is alive. That chain is the closest thing the game has to a combo. This page will not invent “use five abilities in one second” as an unlock.

Practical chaining, without turning this into a second abilities guide:

• Hover a cluster or the orb, press Super Auto Miner (Q), then Multi Ore (W) while the hits land.
• Save W for the special orb when it is up.
• Buy Refresher after Q and W exist, so a reset actually returns two keys you know how to spend.
• Click a pie first if one is sitting there, then fire the buffed chain.

If Wombo-Combo is still locked after you have done that in ordinary play, stop guessing. The name is the theme. The trigger is Steam’s. Full key jobs sit on abilities.

How to hunt without a fake checklist

Play the tree you already need. Hire a mixed pair. Raise worker speed and carry. Spend shards on Super Auto Miner cooldown, then damage. Leave the floor running when the next node is expensive. Hover when the orb is up. Click pies when you are at the desk. That loop already touches idle (Lazy), pies (Pie in the Sky), and chaining (Wombo-Combo).

Do not stall a save to farm a hidden icon. There is no wipe that would let you retry a missed trigger. Cloud keeps progress across PC and Deck.

The remaining official names — The Good Stuff, Spare No Expense, Punching Bag, Now that’s a lot of damage!, Performance Enhancer, Yer a Wizard!, Motherlode, Billionaire, Double Shift, Teamwork, Patience is a Virtue — stay listed without homemade conditions. When Sockhouse or the in-game tooltip publishes a real sentence, this page can quote it.

Launch snapshot: launch week. Storefronts: links hub. Idle split: idle versus active. Keys: abilities. Twenty-two ticks, fourteen names you may list, three themes, zero invented hidden unlocks.