As always, unlock all other trophies in this list to get the Platinum. Congratulations!

Story-related and cannot be missed.

This trophy is for reaching Level 1, which you'll gain by completing your first Campaign Mission, which is essentially the tutorial.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up, you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP. You'll reach Level 2 and earn this trophy when you complete your second Campaign level. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up, you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP. You'll reach Level 3 and earn this trophy when you complete your third Campaign level. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up, you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP. You'll reach Level 4 and earn this trophy when you complete your fourth Campaign level. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up, you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP. You'll reach Level 5 and earn this trophy when you complete your fifth Campaign level. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up, you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP. Level 6 is the first level you will need multiple missions to reach, as the required XP per level increases with each level. Just keep completing Campaign Missions and you'll reach Level 6. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 7 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 8 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 9 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 10 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 11 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 12 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

To level up you must complete Campaign Missions, as they're the only source of XP so just keep completing Campaign Missions until you reach Level 13 and the trophy will pop. As you continue to do missions, more Campaign Missions appear on the map. You can do these in any order you please and you'll always gain XP no matter which one you do.

Note: Once you hit Level 13, Solitaire will impose a "crew restriction" on you, meaning all Mission options will only have 2 suits but once you complete that mission, the restriction will lift again and it will be back to normal.

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Story-related and cannot be missed.

Both the trophy title and description are misleading. To get this trophy, all you need to do is complete Campaign Missions until you hit Level 15, which immediately ends the story. Once you get there, the trophy will pop. You do not need to complete all Campaign Missions in the game and you'll certainly have a few left over even after you finish the story and get this trophy. You can complete them if you want but they don't offer any rewards anymore and aren't necessary for the Platinum.

In the beginning, there will only be one Campaign option to choose but as you level up, you'll begin to get 3 Campaign Missions on the board each time and you can choose which one you prefer to do. They may differ in suit/crew sizes in play (e.g. 2 suits vs 4 suits) and/or differ in amount of XP rewarded. 

Tips:

1. Campaign Classic vs. Plus: You'll notice that every time you choose a mission, you have an option between "Campaign Classic" and "Campaign Plus". Campaign Classic missions are randomized each time and do not have a limit on the number of moves you can make. Campaign Plus, however, has a strict limit on number of moves and the card placements are fixed in the same spot each time. Unless you're very skilled or really want a challenge rather than a fast Platinum, stick to Campaign Classic mode. The only benefit of doing the Plus levels is that they give slightly more XP points but it's not really worth doing as you'll get to Level 15 fast enough just doing the normal missions. 

2. Restart to reset the deal: If you're ever stuck or stumped, restart by hitting and choosing Restart. In Campaign Classic, the deal is random so each time you restart, you might get lucky and get a better deal this time. Plus, there aren't any undos here and it's easy to find yourself backed into a corner so don't hesitate to start over. In addition, there aren't any penalties for restarting so you can even do it in the very beginning if you don't like the deal you were given. If you want a fast, easy Platinum, you should use this to your benefit as it can make a difference, especially for the harder, 4-suit levels. 

3. Use Crew Powers: Don’t forget to use your powers as several crews have great powers. My favorites are: 

- Drive Team Six: Placing it on top of any number from a suit will automatically give you the next card you need for that suit. (If you don’t have any cards of that suit in play yet, it'll give you the Ace.)
- Alpha Division: Placing this card on top of any stack will rearrange that stack from Highest on the bottom to Lowest on top. (ie: Kings on the bottom and Aces on top.)
- Omega Coda: Placing it on top of any number from any suit will bring that same number card for all other suits on top of their respective stacks. In other words, if you place an Omega face card on a DT6's 3 card, and you have 3's for Omega and Scorpio buried in other stacks, it will bring those other 3s to the top of their stacks so that you can immediately play them. This is extremely helpful as you'll often have 2s, 3s, even Aces buried in the bottom of large piles. 
- Humanity+: Placing a Humanity+ face card on top of any card from a suit will cause that suit's center deck (ie. the middle section where the cards you have already placed are) to "explode" and remove those cards and place them on top of surrounding stacks. While this sounds chaotic and annoying at first, it does have one major benefit: Doing this also *resets* the powers on that suit's face cards. So if you've already used that suit's King prior to using a Humanity+ power, you'll be able to re-use that King's powers a second time. You can even do this to another Humanity+ card! What this means is... At worst, it might cause you to lose a few moves but won't screw anything up for you. At best, though, it can give you essentially infinite powers. 

This crew's powers can be very good if used strategically. That said, such a level of strategy is not really necessary for most levels or even the Campaign in general, but it could be helpful in Countdown mode where using powers increases your timer. 

4. Placing Aces and activating Powers: In higher deck-number levels (e.g. 4 suit levels), sometimes it can be worth it to not put down some of the Aces right away, because once you do, all of the face cards activate and from that point on, anytime you move a face card, it will activate its power. Sometimes it's better not to so that you can freely move them around. Of course, this is more for later levels where strategy is important. Remember, not all crews have beneficial powers; some of them have negative powers, such as the Scorpio crew, which steals the next card you need and drags it down to the bottom of the pile. 

Countdown mode is surviving as many waves as you can against the clock. You only have a short amount of time for each wave and as you complete waves, the number of suits in play rises. You'll start at 1 suit but you'll soon have all 4 to deal with. Each time you place cards in their center deck or use crew powers, it increases your time by a few seconds, plus it's cumulative. Whatever time you end a wave on is what you start the next one with so make sure you are using powers as you play to keep increasing your timer. 

For these trophies, you'll need to survive long enough until you reach Wave 15. This is probably the hardest trophy on the list so don't expect to beat it on your first try or even your first few. Just keep trying and you'll eventually get it. Once you finally reach Wave 15, the trophy will pop. 

Skirmish mode unlocks at Level 7 and is essentially the same as Campaign Missions but where you get to choose how many suits you want to use, as well as which ones, up to a maximum of 4 suits. It's fairly simple and straight forward, just do the same thing you've been doing in Campaign mode. You'll need to complete at least 2 Skirmish levels: 1 with only 1 suit active (Easy Mode ) then one with 4 suits active for this trophy. You don't get anything for doing these levels; they're just for fun and and a way to replay missions if you enjoy the game.