Hello everyone and welcome to another Stellaris development diary. Today we'll be listing the new achievements coming in the 1.4 'Kennedy' update. In fact, to compensate for the lack of achievements added since release, there's a whole 32 new achievements coming, bringing the total amount of Stellaris achievements to 55. They are as follows:
Victorious: Win the game through any victory condition.
Hear me Roar: Hatch the egg.
Infinite Creation: Birth a new universe.
Whence It Came: Defeat a horrifying invader.
Dreadnought: Restore an ancient warship.
Stellar Performance: Take a trophy from a stellar being.
Warrior of Light: Destroy a wraith.
Unravelling Enigma: Uncover the secrets of an ancient fortress.
Patron: Support the Artisan Troupe for 10 years.
Mad Genius: Recruit a scientist from the Curators.
The Good Stuff: Purchase a rare resource from the Traders.
Return to Dust: Destroy an enclave.
Last, Best Hope: Lead the non-aligned powers to victory against an awakened empire.
Put A Ring On It: Have a ringworld section as your capital.
Slave to the Systems: As a collectivist empire, have at least 200 enslaved pops in an empire of at least 500 pops.
Suffer not the Alien: As a xenophobic empire, purge all other sentient species in the galaxy.
Tourist Trap: As an individualistic empire, own a planet with at least 10 different species on it.
Planned Obsolescence: As a materialist empire, have at least 75% of the pops in your empire be robotic in an empire with at least 200 pops.
Peacekeeper: As a pacifistic empire, have all other independent empires be pacifistic as well.
Very Open Borders: As a xenophilic empire, have migration treaties with at least 10 other empires.
Deus Vult: As a spiritualistic empire, own 4 holy worlds.
Omnicultural: Have your ruler be of a different species class than your founding species.
Old Friends: Receive a gift from a Fallen Empire.
Unboxing: Open up a shielded world.
Enlightened Times: Enlighten a bronze age civilization.
Payback: As a humanoid species, infiltrate the homeworld of pre-FTL reptilians.
Paradise Found: Terraform a planet into a gaia world.
What Came Before: Find the home system of a precursor empire.
Outside Context: Invade pre-FTL Earth while it is in the midst of a world war.
Then Virgil, Now Beatrice: Return a long-dead species to life.
What Was Will Be: Close the loop, or don't.
Resourceful: Have access to ten different strategic resources.
Victorious: Win the game through any victory condition.
Hear me Roar: Hatch the egg.
Infinite Creation: Birth a new universe.
Whence It Came: Defeat a horrifying invader.
Dreadnought: Restore an ancient warship.
Stellar Performance: Take a trophy from a stellar being.
Warrior of Light: Destroy a wraith.
Unravelling Enigma: Uncover the secrets of an ancient fortress.
Patron: Support the Artisan Troupe for 10 years.
Mad Genius: Recruit a scientist from the Curators.
The Good Stuff: Purchase a rare resource from the Traders.
Return to Dust: Destroy an enclave.
Last, Best Hope: Lead the non-aligned powers to victory against an awakened empire.
Put A Ring On It: Have a ringworld section as your capital.
Slave to the Systems: As a collectivist empire, have at least 200 enslaved pops in an empire of at least 500 pops.
Suffer not the Alien: As a xenophobic empire, purge all other sentient species in the galaxy.
Tourist Trap: As an individualistic empire, own a planet with at least 10 different species on it.
Planned Obsolescence: As a materialist empire, have at least 75% of the pops in your empire be robotic in an empire with at least 200 pops.
Peacekeeper: As a pacifistic empire, have all other independent empires be pacifistic as well.
Very Open Borders: As a xenophilic empire, have migration treaties with at least 10 other empires.
Deus Vult: As a spiritualistic empire, own 4 holy worlds.
Omnicultural: Have your ruler be of a different species class than your founding species.
Old Friends: Receive a gift from a Fallen Empire.
Unboxing: Open up a shielded world.
Enlightened Times: Enlighten a bronze age civilization.
Payback: As a humanoid species, infiltrate the homeworld of pre-FTL reptilians.
Paradise Found: Terraform a planet into a gaia world.
What Came Before: Find the home system of a precursor empire.
Outside Context: Invade pre-FTL Earth while it is in the midst of a world war.
Then Virgil, Now Beatrice: Return a long-dead species to life.
What Was Will Be: Close the loop, or don't.
Resourceful: Have access to ten different strategic resources.
. Stellaris definitely launched with fewer than average achievements (I've played about 80 hours of Stellaris and have 74 per cent of them, while I've played over 900 hours of EU4 and have 38 per cent!) and they can be nice little aids in terms of setting gameplay goals, and the achievements above look like they add a good range of them, looking good, Payback is probably my favourite, classy 
