How to Get Lunaeia in An Average Campaign (Full Unlock Guide)

Lunaeia is one of the most unique races in the Roblox game An Average Campaign. It is built around blood and lifesteal. You heal from enemies who have bleed on them, deal more damage the more bleed stacks they have, and get a powerful active skill called Draining Bite. The trade-off is a 20% reduction in max HP and increased fire damage taken.

Unlocking Lunaeia is not as simple as buying it from the menu. You must complete five specific achievements spread across at least two full dungeon runs, and you must do it all as a Mage with the Vampiric Bloodline boon. This guide walks you through every step clearly, fixes common points of confusion, and tells you exactly what to do.

Before You Start: Requirements Checklist

Make sure you have all of these before attempting the Lunaeia unlock:

Important: You can only complete approximately three Lunaeia achievements per dungeon run. This means you will need a minimum of two full runs to unlock Lunaeia. Do not expect to finish everything in one session. Plan your runs accordingly.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Unlock Lunaeia in An Average Campaign

Step 1: Become Bloodkin Warlock With Vampiric Bloodline

This is your first achievement and the foundation for everything else.

1. Start a run as Mage.
2. Equip the Vampiric Bloodline boon. This is mandatory, not optional. The achievement will not count without it.
3. In the Dungeon, find the Bloodkin trainer (an NPC commonly called “Dio” in community guides).
4. Talk to him and select the option to become Blood Kindred / Bloodkin Warlock.

Once you do this with Vampiric Bloodline equipped, your first Lunaeia achievement is registered. You will repeat this exact step later as a final confirmation, so remember how to find the trainer.

Step 2: Kill Both Blood Sisters at Crimson Forge

In the Dungeon, look out for the Crimson Forge event. This event features two enemies known as the Blood Sisters.

• Enter the Crimson Forge event.
• Fight and kill both Blood Sisters before the encounter ends.

Do not kill only one. Community guides are very clear: both sisters must die in the same encounter for the Lunaeia achievement to count. If you kill only one and the event ends, you will need to try again in a future run.

Tip: This event also drops the Ferrum Twin Harvester, a weapon that works very well with Lunaeia builds if you are stacking Dexterity.

Step 3: Deal With Both Dungeon Clans (Pact + Kill)

This is the step that confuses most players, so here is the clearest explanation possible.

There are two rival clans in the Dungeon. To progress toward Lunaeia, you must do the following across your runs:

• Make a pact (deal) with one clan. Align with them and complete their agreement.
• Kill the boss of the other clan. Fight and defeat the rival clan’s leader.

Then, in a later run, reverse it:

• Kill the boss of the clan you previously made a pact with.
• Make a pact with the clan whose boss you previously killed.

The goal is simple: by the end of your runs, you must have made a pact with both clans and killed the boss of both clans. You do not have to do all of this in one run. Spread it across two or more runs as needed.

Why both? Lunaeia’s unlock requires you to have interacted fully with both sides of the Dungeon power structure. Think of it as proving your dominance over all dungeon factions.

Step 4: Find the Ancient Envoy and Start the Fight

The Ancient Envoy is a special encounter that appears in the Dungeon. When you find it:

1. When prompted, choose the option: “We have come for an audience.”
2. Continue through the dialogue until you see two choices.
3. When given the option, select: “Make a run for it.”

Choosing “Make a run for it” starts the fight instead of letting you leave peacefully. This is counterintuitive. It sounds like you are trying to escape, but it actually triggers the combat encounter that Lunaeia requires. Do not pick the peaceful exit option.

Step 5: Win the Ancient Envoy Fight

Once the fight begins, you are up against the Ancient Envoy’s group. Here is how to win:

• Focus on the enemy named Felix first. He is typically on the right side of the screen.
• Felix has a dangerous instant-kill attack that triggers when you are at roughly 20% HP or lower. If you are low on health, either heal up or burst Felix down immediately. Do not ignore him.
• The other enemy in this fight acts more like a support/bard role: buffing allies and debuffing you. They are dangerous but less immediately deadly than Felix.
• Use your lifesteal from Vampiric Bloodline to sustain through the fight where possible.

Winning this fight counts as another Lunaeia achievement and is one of the most important steps in the chain.

Step 6: Become Bloodkin Warlock Again With Vampiric Bloodline

After you have completed Steps 1 through 5, you must repeat the Bloodkin Warlock step one final time.

This is not a bug or a mistake in the guide. The game uses this second instance as a confirmation check. It verifies that you have completed all the required achievements before granting you Lunaeia. Think of it as the game asking: “Have you done everything? Prove it.”

To complete this step:

1. Make sure Vampiric Bloodline is still equipped (it must be, just like Step 1).
2. Find the Bloodkin trainer again.
3. Choose the option to become Bloodkin Warlock again.

Once you do this after completing all the previous steps, the Lunaeia race will unlock in your race selection menu.

Step 7: Buy Lunaeia From the Race Menu

You are almost done:

1. Open the race selection menu (accessible from the Tavern or main hub).
2. Find Lunaeia in the list. It should now be available.
3. Purchase it for approximately 500 Cealts (this is the community-reported price as of current guides; prices may change with game updates, so check the An Average Campaign wiki for the latest).
4. Start a new run and select Lunaeia as your race.

Congratulations, you are now playing as Lunaeia.

What Lunaeia Does (Race Mechanics Explained)

Here is a clear breakdown of everything Lunaeia gives you and takes away:

Lunaeia Benefits

Lunaeia Drawbacks

Key takeaway: Lunaeia is a high-risk, high-reward race. The more bleed stacks your team or build can apply, the stronger Lunaeia becomes. In the wrong build, the HP penalty hurts badly. In the right build, the lifesteal makes you nearly impossible to kill.

Best Builds to Use After Unlocking Lunaeia

Once you have unlocked Lunaeia, here are the most effective ways to play it:

Build 1: Bleed Stack Team Composition

• Bring a Rogue, Bloodkin Warlock, or Beast teammate who can apply bleed consistently.
• Beast is especially strong here. Its Wild Swipes ability hits multiple times based on how many bleed stacks the enemy has, creating a chain reaction with Lunaeia’s bonuses.
• Your job is to sustain and deal big hits on heavily-bleeding enemies.

Build 2: Dexterity / Draining Bite Focus

• Stack Dexterity to maximize Draining Bite damage and the Ferrum Twin Harvester weapon (found at Crimson Forge).
• This build focuses on aggressive lifesteal to offset the HP penalty.
• Works well solo or in small groups.

Build 3: Balanced Survivability

• Drop Vampiric Bloodline (it does nothing as Lunaeia) and replace it with:
• Bulk Up increases your reduced HP pool.
• Alert improves turn order, letting you act before dangerous enemies.
• This is the recommended starter build if you are new to Lunaeia and want to survive while learning.

Note on Solo Runs: Some experienced players complete full solo Lunaeia runs, but these require strong knowledge of dungeon routes, enemy patterns, and optimal boon selection. It is not recommended for beginners.

Does Progress Carry Over Between Failed Runs?

This is one of the most common questions new players have. Based on community reports:

• Lunaeia achievements appear to persist even if you die or fail a dungeon run, as long as the achievement was triggered before you died.
• However, run-specific events (like the Crimson Forge or Ancient Envoy encounter) may not respawn in every run. Their appearance depends on dungeon RNG.
• If an event you need does not appear in a run, you may need to start a new run and hope for better luck with spawns.

Always complete as many Lunaeia steps as possible when an event appears, since you cannot guarantee it will appear again in your next run.

Summary

Unlocking Lunaeia in An Average Campaign takes planning but is very achievable once you know what to do. The key points to remember:

1. You must be Mage with Vampiric Bloodline. No exceptions.
2. Expect at least 2 runs. Three achievements per run is the limit.
3. The clan step requires interaction with both sides. Pact with both, kill both bosses.
4. The Ancient Envoy fight requires “Make a run for it”. This is the confusing choice that starts the combat.
5. Repeat the Bloodkin Warlock step at the very end. This is the final unlock trigger.
6. Once unlocked, drop Vampiric Bloodline. It does nothing for Lunaeia.