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A quest is a chore given to a role player character that yields a advantage when completed. Most quests are given by by an NPC (not-player graphic symbol). However, some quests can come from right-clicking signs (usually the wanted affiche type), reading scrolls or documents, opening containers, using certain looted items (which will say "Begins a quest" on the tooltip when moused over), or from completing a previous quest (chain quest). Until you reach the maximum level, a quest will also reward y'all with Feel Points (XP). After that, you will receive aureate instead. Many quests will also reward yous with reputation from the same faction as the NPC quest giver.

At that place are currently more than than 24,000 quests in World of Warcraft.^[1] The initial pattern had only 100 Horde quests, 100 Alliance quests and 100 neutral quests planned for the whole game.^[2]

The Quests category has articles on many specific quests. This list may not be as comprehensive as database sites such as Wowhead, but the quest articles have the advantage of being a summary of data on a quest, every bit opposed to a long list of sometimes conflicting or sometime comments added to the raw quest data.

New quests can exist added to Wowpedia past reading Creating a quest article, using the Quest Average to record the details and adding categories for the starting zone, obtainable at level (e.k. Quests at 1-30) and other categories as advisable. And so update the master zone quest guide page, and whatsoever pages for the quest giver or starting item.

For a complete list of quests available, see the Category:Quests by level page.

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1 Starting out
2 Identifying quest givers
- 2.1 Low level quests
three Quest types
- 3.1 Solo quests
- three.two Grouping quests
- three.3 Dungeon quests
- iii.iv Raid quests
- 3.5 Heroic quests
- iii.six PvP quests
- 3.7 Repeatable quests
- iii.8 Daily quests
- 3.ix Weekly quests
- 3.x Monthly quests
- iii.eleven Seasonal quests
- three.12 Bonus Objectives
4 Quest variations
5 Quest rewards
half-dozen Quest chains
7 Managing a quest log
- 7.ane Sharing quests
- vii.2 Abandoning quests
  - 7.2.1 "Kill Ten of Y" quests
  - 7.ii.2 "Collect Ten of Y" quests
8 Trivia
nine Patch changes
ten Run into also
11 References
12 External links

Starting out

Depending on your race y'all volition start in a different geographical region with some mutual quests and some race/form-specific quests with several low-level creatures around and a limited number of NPCs. Many of the quests in World of Warcraft are single-step, merely there will often exist multiple followup quests that plow into a long quest serial.

Many NPCs tin offer you more than ane quest; when talking to them, you'll become a window giving you the option to select which quest you wish to talk to them near, using the aforementioned symbols as announced over their heads. To find out the quest or the status of an uncompleted quest, talk to the NPC with a quest condition indicator. Occasionally as you take a chance in Azeroth, yous may encounter dropped or fixed items that volition give out quests when activated (right-clicked).

Endeavour to get and terminate all the quests in a given geographic locale before moving on to a college-level area with new quests. The reason for this is that other quests may send you in dissimilar directions and into other map areas. By the time y'all become dorsum to the original quest track, the quests have gone grayness. They can still exist achieved, but any items received will be below your current level, the XP will be much less helpful, and the cash, if any, will exist small-scale change compared to the amounts y'all are currently bringing in from looting and selling vendor trash items. However, if information technology is a member of a long quest chain, information technology may be worth completing gray quests, because later ones may be for your level or even for above your level.

Identifying quest givers

*Quest complete turn-in appears on the mini-map*

See as well: Category:Quest givers

Yous can identify quest giving NPCs from indicators over their heads:

Also equally of patch 2.3, y'all can identify quest givers past the arrow change when you move it over them:

quest giver

quest giver out of range

Also as of patch 2.3.2, you can place quest enders (completed quest) by the pointer change when you move it over them:

quest ender

quest ender out of range

repeatable quest ender

If you have completed a quest merely you might non want to turn it in notwithstanding (considering your bags are full, for instance), y'all can return to information technology later on at any time. However, until you turn information technology in, the quest ender volition continue to display a gold question mark (), so you volition not know if they have a new quest for y'all until you plough it the completed quest or speak to them as if to plow it in.

Low level quests

If a quest is considered too low level for your character (if it will accept a grayness color in your log), it will exist much less visible. Past default, an exclamation signal () will not appear above the quest giver'south head, nor volition i announced on the minimap without an extra step (run across below). Since patch 2.3, the quest title in the quest giver'due south talk window will too be tagged "(Low Level)".

Earlier patch three.0.two, a low-level quest could be discovered only by mousing over (or interacting with) its quest giver. Since 3.0.2, selecting "Low Level Quests" on the minimap radar will display assertion points () for every available quest, including those considered "depression level". This also causes a dull exclamation bespeak to appear over NPCs offer low-level quests.

Quest types

This section contains information that is out-of-date. Reason: missing Globe quests

In World of Warcraft, quests are separated into several wide categories:

Solo quests — the most common kind.
Group quests — suggested for more than than i player.
Dungeon quests — objective of the quest is inside an instance.
Heroic quests — objective of the quest is inside a Heroic-style version of an example.
Legendary quests — usually the main story-line, such equally the State of war Campaign
Raid quests — objective of the quest is inside a raid instance or involves a raid boss.
PvP quests — quests that require y'all to complete them while flagged for PvP.
Repeatable quests — tin exist soloable or for groups with the principal intention to boost reputation with a faction.
Daily quests — special repeatable type of solo quest introduced in The Burning Crusade for those at the level cap to primarily generate money, only changed in to be used more than as an RRQ also.
Seasonal quests — available merely for limited periods of fourth dimension and frequently related to events or holidays.
Bonus Objectives — objectives for entering certain areas.

Solo quests

About quests are intended to be completed by a single player, simply depending on the quest, dissimilar classes may have differing levels of difficulty completing quests.

Group quests

In the quest text a group quest will take a recommended number of players to complete this blazon of quest. These number estimates are conservative and some 2 player quests can be easily soloed while others may be slightly difficult with given number of players. Many quests recommending 3-4 players tin be done with two players.

Previously called an "aristocracy" quest.

Dungeon quests

Requires an objective inside an instance. Other than that they can be similar to solo and group quests.

Raid quests

Requires an objective inside a raid example or involving an outdoor raid boss. Likewise the Heroic quests, these are the hardest types of quests to complete for players of the recommended level range. This is the only quest type that tin can be washed while in a raid group

Heroic quests

For non-raiders, these are the hardest quests as they crave completion inside a Heroic style, not-raid instance. These are the hardest types of non-raid quests to complete for players of the recommended level range. These quests can also be a variant of a daily quest which tends to exist slightly easier.

PvP quests

These quests require players complete them while flagged for PvP and usually in a PvP battleground or zone. These quests can likewise exist a variant of a daily quest which may exist tied to a specific battleground or tin be very tedious and frequently are ignored by PvP oriented players.

Repeatable quests

Main article: Repeatable reputation quest

Most quests are of the standard type (). However, some can be repeated indefinitely (or at least until some maximum is hit) and can be identified by the blueish or over the caput of the quest giver whether or not you have the requisite items. The symbol remains a blue after you plough it in again. Such repeatable quests are quite often begun by a normal quest, and one time y'all've completed that quest information technology appears as is described.

Nigh repeatable quests are repeatable reputation quests (RRQs) for increasing your reputation with a item faction. See the repeatable reputation quest commodity for a listing. Contrary to the type of quest described just above, for example, the Timbermaw furbolgs of Felwood and Winterspring want you to prove to them that yous're on their side. In this case, each time you turn in the quest, rather than having a blue question mark, yous go a familiar gold exclamation betoken.

The Darkmoon Faire has special repeatable quests that both increase reputation and allow you to collect tickets for rewards.

Technically these quests cannot be done indefinitely, since they finish actualization if a reputation maximum is reached.

Daily quests

See too: Daily quest or Category:Daily quests

Daily quests are a sub-type of repeatable quests that yous may just do once per 24 hours. The exact reset hour depends on the realm, but it never changes, is chosen to be in the early AM, and will not coincide with the instance reset. Each character used to be express to 25 quests of this type they could do a day, until the limit was removed in Mists of Pandaria.

Daily quests come up in normal, profession, heroic, and PvP subtypes.

Weekly quests

Weekly quests are a sub-type of repeatable quests that you may just practice once per calendar week, frequently resetting on Tuesday for US servers and Midweek for EU servers.

Monthly quests

Monthly quests are a sub-type of repeatable quests that you may just practice once per month. Very few quests practice this, nigh notably the profession quests at the Darkmoon Faire are monthly quests, since the faire is only bachelor one week out of each month.

Seasonal quests

Encounter besides: Result or Category:Events

Main article: Outcome

Seasonal quests are available during brusque time (from one day to two weeks) at special time of year. They can be both normal and daily; some normal quests can be repeatable during the next season.

Bonus Objectives

When yous walk around a zone, new objectives might appear randomly in your quest listing. Completing the objectives will advantage you with actress feel, and leaving the area volition drop the quest.^[3] Nevertheless, if it is partially completed, credit will non be erased.

Quest variations

Most standard quest tasks take one of the following forms with a variety of quest objectives:

Gather a number of items and return them to the quest giver or another NPC.
Kill a number of creatures and render to the quest giver or some other NPC.
Deliver an item (usually a letter or a package) or some items from the quest giver to another NPC.
Kill a number of creatures, boodle a unmarried quest item or several quest items from them, and return with the quest item(south) to the quest giver or another NPC.
Utilize a profession to learn or make a single or several items and render with the particular(south) to the quest giver or some other NPC.
Escort an NPC from one place to another, ordinarily through a dangerous expanse. (Run into Category:Escort quests.)
- Many quests that involve escorting an NPC through an surface area full of mobs tin can be quite hard to do alone. "The Defias Traitor" quest in Westfall is one such example, as is the Forsaken quest in Silverpine Forest "Escorting Erland." The NPCs of those quests are suicidal hotshots who appoint each enemy inside a 10-yard radius despite your directive to go on them live, leaving you to save them from themselves besides as all the other mobs attempting to consume both of you. In addition, many escort quests have scripted events where a number of enemies will spawn right in front of you, forcing you lot to fight them at once. Failing these quests occurs ordinarily, simply y'all can easily abandon information technology and starting time over. Or, in some cases, if you find yourself overwhelmed during quests like these, abandon the quest and run away as far as you tin can, and endeavour it again when you are at a higher level or have some fill-in coming with you. "The Defias Traitor" is notorious as a favored target for Horde attacks, which simply extends the elapsing of the quest (and, in some cases, necessitates a complete restart of the quest).
- Some players discover Escort quests extremely annoying because the NPC near always walks, regardless of the reason for the escort (even when yous are escorting an NPC during an escape, they only run if they are moving to attack something).
- When soloing escort quests, a useful tactic is to stay slightly ahead of the NPC, so that you can tank with whatever enemies that endeavor to ambush your escort. This tactic is much more constructive if the escort quest is at a much lower level than your grapheme.
Find and speak to an NPC, which usually leads to a subsequent quest. When such quests are designed to have the sole purpose of leading a player from one zone to another, they are known as Bread Crumb Quests ^[4]
Build and/or maintain a level of reputation with a specific faction.
Find a container item, loot an item in it that gives yous a follow-upwardly quest.
Explore a particular region or expanse and return to the quest giver or some other NPC.
Breadcrumb quests be for the sole purpose of guiding the player to a new zone or subzone to quest in. They are often given past NPCs upon completing the previous quest hub, every bit well every bit Hero'south Telephone call Boards, Warchief's Command Boards, and the Hazard Guide. Frequently there are multiple breadcrumb quests followed by the same follow-upwards quest, and unremarkably they are mutually exclusive, pregnant that accepting one breadcrumb quest volition make all the others leading to the same location unavailable. Also, normally completing the follow-up quest will make any breadcrumb quests leading to it unavailable, whether or not they were completed.
Use a vehicle, most often to kill a substantial number of enemies quickly, but for no experience. Vehicles accept up to six abilities and can be either literal vehicles, an NPC the charlatan is training, or even a historical figure from the game'due south lore.
Apply a quest item to practice something special to enemies or objects. It may either kill outright, transmute, or cause any number of other effects on the target.

Note: Some quests have a time limit, which is counted downwardly in a clock that appears under the mini-map.

Quest rewards

See also: Reputation

Most rewards take the form of items or money, but some quests (especially class-specific ones) give abilities or spells. Some of the more than desirable advantage items include uncommon quality or improve items or recipes for use with professions. All quests tend to include XP as part of the reward, although some repeatable reputation quests practise not advantage XP.

Additional notes:

Some quests allow you to choose among advantage items.

Most reward items will be bind on pickup, also known as Soulbound.

The completion of quests will also impact your reputation with item factions, which can take further beneficial effects such as cheaper prices at vendors and access to special vendors such as mounts.

Some reward items may not be usable past your character (based on course usually). In this case many players simply choose the item that sells for the most gold, or best [Disenchant] materials if they are an enchanter.

Quest chains

Main commodity: Quest chain

A quest chain (as well known equally "questline" or similar terms) is a serial of quests connected in the sense that when quest A is completed, quest B becomes available. The majority of quests in the game are connected in quest chains, and progressing along quest bondage provide much of the game's story element.

Managing a quest log

Currently active quests are listed with their status and details in the Quest Log (L key). Quests can also be shared with other party members. A player can be in the process of completing (or completed but not turned in) upward to 25 quests at whatsoever once. A alarm volition audio and a small message appears if y'all try to have a quest when you already take 25 quests.

Sharing quests

To share a quest, open the Quest Log, select a quest and click Share Quest at the bottom of the window. Each member of the party who is in the vicinity will be prompted whether they want to join the quest. Once you've tried to share a quest, the following things may happen:

If the party fellow member is eligible for a quest, a yellow system message will appear stating yous are sharing the quest with the grapheme. The receiving character will get a quest window equally if they were receiving a quest from an NPC.
If the party member accepts the quest, a yellowish system message will appear stating the character accepted the quest.
If the political party member is non eligible to begin a quest, a yellow system message will announced stating the grapheme is not eligible. This tin can happen if the political party member is, for example, of the wrong class (if the quest is class-specific) or is of bereft level. Information technology can besides happen if the character has not completed the quest'southward prerequisite quest(s), if whatsoever, or does not take the special item that starts the quest.
If the political party member already has the quest, has already completed the quest, or has a full quest log, a xanthous system message will appear stating this.
Equally of patch 3.0.3, there is no longer a restriction on distance for sharing quests.

Some quests will not be sharable, since they employ simply to the player who accepted the quest. If the option to take the quest is not given to a party member, they volition not receive credit for having helped consummate it. If accepting the quest gives an detail which is required to practise the quest, the quest is usually non shareable.

Abandoning quests

Quests can be abandoned with no penalty past clicking Abandon Quest in the Quest Log, except that the player must find the quest giver again to pickup the quest again. The Abolish button in the Quest Log just closes the window and does not affect whatever selected quests. At that place will be a alert that the special quest items already obtained (if in that location are any) volition exist destroyed when the quest abandoned. This does not include normal, non-quest items needed for some quests.

"Kill 10 of Y" quests

Any quests that require you to kill "Ten" amount of something will accept you lot restart at 0 killed if/when y'all pick up the quest again. This volition affect all kill counters for any single quest, regardless of the number of different items needed to kill.

"Collect 10 of Y" quests

If the items you are collecting are marked as Quest detail you lot will lose those items when y'all abandon the related quest. Items, such every bit merchandise goods, which are not quest items will non be lost. Quests that take you collect "10" amount of something though will be updated to show the current amount you have collected (on person or in banking company) if/when yous option upwardly the quest again.

The quests that are nearly easily abased are the ones that come from drops that yous accept constitute. This mode you can but reactivate the detail and get the quest correct dorsum. Also, other skillful quests to driblet (in instance y'all demand to) are the ones you get from NPCs in the area of your [Hearthstone] -bound inn. This fashion y'all don't have to travel far to re-obtain them. Information technology could exist inconvenient, however, if you all of a sudden make up one's mind to practise a quest that you become from at that place, yet you have to travel quite some distance to make it at where y'all consummate the quest. It can be very hard to juggle quests. It would be helpful to write down what quests you've seen, where to get them, and where they're completed, and where you lot plough them in, so you tin can practise several quests at once in ane area.

Trivia

During the early evolution of World of Warcraft, quest text instantly appeared when talking to quest givers. However, Blizzard received feedback from their internal testers that there wasn't enough story in the game, which turned out to exist because testers would simply skip the quest clarification and go straight to the objectives. To encourage people to really read the lore, the designers fabricated quest text appear gradually by "typing" across the quest interface instead of having it all pop up at one time. To the designers' amusement, the same testers who had previously complained about the lack of lore responded by praising the "addition" of story to the game. An selection of switching to the instantaneous quest text was afterward implemented.^[5] ^[six]
During the development of World of Warcraft, each playable race was originally planned to have an epic life quest which told the story of that race.^[7] As they started implementing these life quests, however, the designers increasingly found that they felt canned rather than cool and individual since they gave the aforementioned backstory to every player character of a particular race. The designers ultimately steered in the management of simply making epic high-level questlines with stories based around the NPCs, rather than trying to tell players what their character's life story is.^[viii] A like thought was eventually implemented with the introduction of heritage armor quests in Boxing for Azeroth.

Patch changes

References

^ http://www.wowhead.com/?quests
^ http://www.wowblues.com/u.s.a./worst-quests-ever-23425526660.html
^ Boubouille. Warlords of Draenor Printing Events - Gameplay Footage and Spoilers. MMO-Champion.
^ Eyonix 2007-eleven-12. Re: 2.3 Quest Proceeds question. Archived from the original on 2007-xi-12. Retrieved on 2009-06-12.
^ Mark Kern 2019-05-23. Marker Kern Earth of Warcraft: Classic stream (around 00:24:20). Twitch. Archived from the original on 2019-06-06.
^ Mark Kern 2019-05-23. Mark Kern World of Warcraft: Classic stream (around 00:38:55). Twitch. Archived from the original on 2019-06-06.
^ Questing in World of Warcraft - Interview with Jeff Kaplan. Blizzard Insider. Archived from the original on 2004-06-eleven.
^ Blizzcon 2005 World of Warcraft Lore (16:15). YouTube (2014-10-03). Retrieved on 2020-05-16.

External links

Online quest database plots quest objectives on a zone map, and can besides propose quests that are close together, to salve y'all time when coming up with your waypoints.

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