Quests - Revision history

Emissary: Update current Consignment quest objectives

2026-10-31T01:02:00Z

Update current Consignment quest objectives

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	*'''Epic quest''' [[File:Quest-Epic.png\|90x40px]] - Each race has [[Epic Quests]] in each tier that can be done by any race of that faction. These quests are usually long, with multiple steps and require travel across the zone pairings. These quests give big rewards with unique appearances.		*'''Epic quest''' [[File:Quest-Epic.png\|90x40px]] - Each race has [[Epic Quests]] in each tier that can be done by any race of that faction. These quests are usually long, with multiple steps and require travel across the zone pairings. These quests give big rewards with unique appearances.
	*'''Player-kill quest''' [[File:Quest-KillPlayer.png\|120x40px]] - Quests to kill players in [[Scenario_Guide\|scenarios]] and [[Open_RvR_Guide \|Open RvR]].		*'''Player-kill quest''' [[File:Quest-KillPlayer.png\|120x40px]] - Quests to kill players in [[Scenario_Guide\|scenarios]] and [[Open_RvR_Guide \|Open RvR]].

			Consignment quests also use player-kill objectives. Tier 1 “Hunter of the…” quests require 10 enemy player kills; Tier 2 and Tier 3 Consignment Quests require 2.
	*'''Party quest''' [[File:Quest-Party.png\|120x40px]] - Quests that order you to complete a task with a full party like [[Dungeons]].		*'''Party quest''' [[File:Quest-Party.png\|120x40px]] - Quests that order you to complete a task with a full party like [[Dungeons]].
	*'''RvR quest''' [[File:Quest-RvR.png\|120x40px]] - These quests usually task the player to capture a Keep or Fortress, scout BattleField Objectives, kill a number of enemy players, etc.		*'''RvR quest''' [[File:Quest-RvR.png\|120x40px]] - These quests usually task the player to capture a Keep or Fortress, scout BattleField Objectives, kill a number of enemy players, etc.

Emissary: Fix grammar in the stuck and travel section

2026-10-16T03:51:05Z

Fix grammar in the stuck and travel section

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	==Being Stuck!==		==Being Stuck!==

	During your journey in Return of Reckoning, you will eventually find yourself stuck in the terrain, impaled on an object or have the misfortune of unsuccessfully navigating the walkways to the keep walls. Be it between some rocks, bones, stairways or in the Keep Lord room when the flag appears once the Keep Lord is defeated, there are several ways to extract yourself from your predicament. The easiest way is to be killed by the enemy or NPC in the area - sending you back to the nearest Chapter hub or the warcamp located in the zone. Other ways, provided you are not “in ~~motion”~~, is to use a scroll, your Book of Binding, the War Report or ~~typing~~ the ~~command~~ /stuck.		During your journey in Return of Reckoning, you will eventually find yourself stuck in the terrain, impaled on an object or have the misfortune of unsuccessfully navigating the walkways to the keep walls. Be it between some rocks, bones, stairways or in the Keep Lord room when the flag appears once the Keep Lord is defeated, there are several ways to extract yourself from your predicament. The easiest way is to be killed by the enemy or NPC in the area, sending you back to the nearest Chapter hub or the warcamp located in the zone. Other ways, provided you are not “in motion,” are to use a scroll, your Book of Binding, the War Report, or the /stuck command.
	The /stuck command will transport you to the bound destination of your Book of Binding or your race’s starter zone.		The /stuck command will transport you to the bound destination of your Book of Binding or your race’s starter zone.

	Using the /stuck command twice in a row, will teleport you to your race’s starter zone, and can be used at any time. This is convenient for many quests and live events.		Using the /stuck command twice in a row will teleport you to your race’s starter zone, and can be used at any time. This is convenient for many quests and live events.

	==Flight Masters==		==Flight Masters==

Emissary: Copy edits: clarify quest turn-in and mount wording

2026-10-16T03:17:59Z

Copy edits: clarify quest turn-in and mount wording

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	==Turning in Quests ==		==Turning in Quests ==

	After finishing the quest, a "ding" sound plays and the quest can be turned in. The person who can turn your quest in will have a yellow icon above their head. Remember that quests may not always finish with the person who started it. Sometimes the "person" ~~that~~ you need to turn-in your quest to is an object.		After finishing the quest, a "ding" sound plays and the quest can be turned in. The person who can turn your quest in will have a yellow icon above their head. Remember that quests may not always finish with the person who started it. Sometimes the "person" you need to turn in your quest to is an object.

	Pay attention to the quest description. When a quest tells you to kill mobs and interact with an object or NPC, you may need to kill the mobs before you can talk to or interact with it.		Pay attention to the quest description. When a quest tells you to kill mobs and interact with an object or NPC, you may need to kill the mobs before you can talk to or interact with it.
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	==Mounts==		==Mounts==

	~~Every character, every Army has~~ access to several ~~types of~~ mounts specific ~~to their race or special~~ [[Live Events]] ~~timed mounts~~. They come in all shapes, colors and sizes. Guild Halls also offer a unique colored mount not available from the main city’s mount vendors. Mounts increase your movement speed, but remember that when you take damage, there is a chance you will be dismounted.		Characters have access to several mounts, including race-specific mounts and timed mounts from [[Live Events]]. They come in all shapes, colors and sizes. Guild Halls also offer a unique colored mount not available from the main city’s mount vendors. Mounts increase your movement speed, but remember that when you take damage, there is a chance you will be dismounted.
	~~To see Mount options check~~ [[Mounts]] page.		See the [[Mounts]] page for available options.

	==Scrolls ==		==Scrolls ==

Emissary: Add a brief quest-tracking quick start for new players

2026-10-13T00:34:36Z

Add a brief quest-tracking quick start for new players

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	This page contains information about [[#Quests\|quests]], [[#Quest types\|their types]], [[#Kill Collectors\|kill collectors]] and additionally [[#Public Quests \| public quests]] and [[#Traveling\|traveling]] in Return of Reckoning.		This page contains information about [[#Quests\|quests]], [[#Quest types\|their types]], [[#Kill Collectors\|kill collectors]] and additionally [[#Public Quests \| public quests]] and [[#Traveling\|traveling]] in Return of Reckoning.

			To track a quest, press K to open the [[Tome of Knowledge]], select the Quest tab, and check the quest you want displayed in the Quest Tracker. Read each quest’s description for its objectives and turn-in instructions. This page also covers quest types, Public Quests, and travel.

	= Quests =		= Quests =

Emissary: Clarify current Ranked Scenarios status

2026-10-13T00:05:25Z

Clarify current Ranked Scenarios status

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	[[File:Quest-Herald.png\|thumb\|150x150]]		[[File:Quest-Herald.png\|thumb\|150x150]]
	Heralds are the NPCs with red circles above their heads, where you can claim rewards for current '''Events''' located under your Live Events tab in your [[Tome of Knowledge]].		Heralds are the NPCs with red circles above their heads, where you can claim rewards for current '''Events''' located under your Live Events tab in your [[Tome of Knowledge]].
	These events include: Special [[Live Events]], the Weekly Warfront, and the RvR and Dungeon Weeklies. Ranked Scenario is ~~currently disabled~~.		These events include: Special [[Live Events]], the Weekly Warfront, and the RvR and Dungeon Weeklies. Ranked Scenarios were disabled when the new Scenario Matchmaker launched in February 2026. The former Ranked system is not planned to return as it was; any future version would be different.

	During [[Live Events]], several additional special event Heralds will appear in locations around the capital cities.		During [[Live Events]], several additional special event Heralds will appear in locations around the capital cities.

Emissary: Fix grammar in Public Quest difficulty description

2026-10-09T21:17:07Z

Fix grammar in Public Quest difficulty description

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	=== How Public Quests work ===		=== How Public Quests work ===

	All [https://wiki.returnofreckoning.com/index.php?title=Zone Tiers] of the game world have been modified to have '''Easy''', '''Normal''' and '''Hard''' difficulty PQs. Usually, each chapter contains Easy, Normal and Hard PQs. The ~~higher the difficulty of~~ a Public Quest ~~increases~~ the suggested ~~number of players the PQ was designed for in order to complete it successfully~~. While an Easy PQ in Tier 1 may only require 2-3 players and have 3 or so stages, a Hard PQ in Tier 1 may have 4 or 5 stages and require 9 or so players. This scales with Tier also so that an Easy PQ in Tier 4 may have around 5 stages and require 5 or more players to complete.		All [https://wiki.returnofreckoning.com/index.php?title=Zone Tiers] of the game world have been modified to have '''Easy''', '''Normal''' and '''Hard''' difficulty PQs. Usually, each chapter contains Easy, Normal and Hard PQs. The more difficult a Public Quest is, the larger the suggested group size. While an Easy PQ in Tier 1 may only require 2-3 players and have 3 or so stages, a Hard PQ in Tier 1 may have 4 or 5 stages and require 9 or so players. This scales with Tier also so that an Easy PQ in Tier 4 may have around 5 stages and require 5 or more players to complete.

	=== Loot bags ===		=== Loot bags ===

Emissary: Copy edit: add missing article

2026-10-04T15:40:44Z

Copy edit: add missing article

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	==Quest Items==		==Quest Items==

	[[File:Quest-Items.png\|thumb\|Quest items are located in your '''backpack''' in '''''Quest Items tab'''''.		[[File:Quest-Items.png\|thumb\|Quest items are located in your '''backpack''' in the '''''Quest Items tab'''''.
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	Some quests are connected to quest items. Sometimes you need to bring something to someone, use an item in a location or use an item in your '''backpack''' to progress the quest.		Some quests are connected to quest items. Sometimes you need to bring something to someone, use an item in a location or use an item in your '''backpack''' to progress the quest.

Emissary: Copy edit: articles and repeated text

2026-10-04T15:38:50Z

Copy edit: articles and repeated text

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	==Quests in The Tome of Knowledge==		==Quests in The Tome of Knowledge==

	Within your [[Tome of Knowledge]], which can be accessed by clicking the Tome icon on your screen or by pressing the letter (K), you will find ~~your~~ Quest tab. These interactable pages allow you to view and sort your current quests. The Quest page can be sorted by Completion, Quest Type, Quest Name, Zone, Quests tracked on the HUD and Quests tracked on the Map.		Within your [[Tome of Knowledge]], which can be accessed by clicking the Tome icon on your screen or by pressing the letter (K), you will find the Quest tab. These interactable pages allow you to view and sort your current quests. The Quest page can be sorted by Completion, Quest Type, Quest Name, Zone, Quests tracked on the HUD and Quests tracked on the Map.

	With the Quest Tracker, you can select which quests to display on your game screen by checking the box of the desired quest to track. The Quest Tracker element of the game interface can be moved as desired by editing its location in the Layout Editor. You can toggle the Quest Tracker on or off by using the diamond icon (when collapsed) and arrow icon (when displayed) on the minimap.		With the Quest Tracker, you can select which quests to display on your game screen by checking the box of the desired quest to track. The Quest Tracker element of the game interface can be moved as desired by editing its location in the Layout Editor. You can toggle the Quest Tracker on or off by using the diamond icon (when collapsed) and arrow icon (when displayed) on the minimap.
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	Read quests carefully, and look deeply into the hidden meanings in the instructions you were given. If you become stuck, carefully reread the instructions and descriptions given in the quest, consider asking in the Advice channel in chat or you can consult the Return of Reckoning Wiki for additional information on many of the quests in game using the Search function.		Read quests carefully, and look deeply into the hidden meanings in the instructions you were given. If you become stuck, carefully reread the instructions and descriptions given in the quest, consider asking in the Advice channel in chat or you can consult the Return of Reckoning Wiki for additional information on many of the quests in game using the Search function.

	Often if you fail a step of a quest, you can “Abandon” the quest in the Quest tab of your [[Tome of Knowledge]] and go back and kill an NPC again to reacquire the quest item, return to the last turn-in or interaction location to reacquire the quest.

Emissary: Remove repeated quest item sentence

2026-10-04T15:07:04Z

Remove repeated quest item sentence

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	In Warhammer Online, quests come with three categories:		In Warhammer Online, quests come with three categories:
	*'''Single Quests''' have a green icon over quest giver and can be done once per character.		*'''Single Quests''' have a green icon over the quest giver and can be done once per character.

	[[File:Quest-Green.png\|200x200px\|Single Quests have a green icon over the quest giver. ]]		[[File:Quest-Green.png\|200x200px\|Single Quests have a green icon over the quest giver. ]]


	*'''Repeatable Quests''' have a blue icon over quest giver and can be completed an unlimited number of times, but may have a timer for the quest to reset and become available again. Reset timers on '''Repeatable Quests''' can vary depending on the quest. While some quests have no reset timer and can be picked up immediately upon completion, others, such as the Fortress Quests have 3-day timers, while other quests can be done daily or within hours of the last completion and turn-in.		*'''Repeatable Quests''' have a blue icon over the quest giver and can be completed an unlimited number of times, but may have a timer for the quest to reset and become available again. Reset timers on '''Repeatable Quests''' can vary depending on the quest. While some quests have no reset timer and can be picked up immediately upon completion, others, such as the Fortress Quests have 3-day timers, while other quests can be done daily or within hours of the last completion and turn-in.
	:It is important to note that the <b>timer resets upon turning in the quest</b>!		:It is important to note that the <b>timer resets upon turning in the quest</b>!
	[[File:Quest-Blue.png\|200x200px\|Repeatable quests have a blue icon over the quest giver. ]]		[[File:Quest-Blue.png\|200x200px\|Repeatable quests have a blue icon over the quest giver. ]]
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	[[File:Quest-Items.png\|thumb\|Quest items are located in your '''backpack''' in '''''Quest Items tab'''''.		[[File:Quest-Items.png\|thumb\|Quest items are located in your '''backpack''' in '''''Quest Items tab'''''.
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	Some quests are connected to quest items. Sometimes you need to bring something to someone, use an item in location or use an item in your '''backpack''' to progress the quest.		Some quests are connected to quest items. Sometimes you need to bring something to someone, use an item in a location or use an item in your '''backpack''' to progress the quest.
	~~Quest items are located in the '''''Quest Items''''' tab of your '''backpack'''.~~

	Read quests carefully, and look deeply into the hidden meanings in the instructions you were given. If you become stuck, carefully reread the instructions and descriptions given in the quest, consider asking in the Advice channel in chat or you can consult the Return of Reckoning Wiki for additional information on many of the quests in game using the Search function.		Read quests carefully, and look deeply into the hidden meanings in the instructions you were given. If you become stuck, carefully reread the instructions and descriptions given in the quest, consider asking in the Advice channel in chat or you can consult the Return of Reckoning Wiki for additional information on many of the quests in game using the Search function.

Emissary: /* Traveling */ Clean up travel introduction

2026-10-04T14:52:57Z

Traveling: Clean up travel introduction

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	=Traveling=		=Traveling=

	There are several ways to travel in Return of Reckoning. The ~~basic one,~~ is ~~of course~~, ~~by foot. But~~ the world is too ~~big for~~ that.		There are several ways to travel in Return of Reckoning. The simplest way to travel is on foot, but the world is too large to explore that way alone.

	==Book of Binding==		==Book of Binding==

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	*'''Epic quest''' [[File:Quest-Epic.png\|90x40px]] - Each race has [[Epic Quests]] in each tier that can be done by any race of that faction. These quests are usually long, with multiple steps and require travel across the zone pairings. These quests give big rewards with unique appearances.		*'''Epic quest''' [[File:Quest-Epic.png\|90x40px]] - Each race has [[Epic Quests]] in each tier that can be done by any race of that faction. These quests are usually long, with multiple steps and require travel across the zone pairings. These quests give big rewards with unique appearances.
	*'''Player-kill quest''' [[File:Quest-KillPlayer.png\|120x40px]] - Quests to kill players in [[Scenario_Guide\|scenarios]] and [[Open_RvR_Guide \|Open RvR]].		*'''Player-kill quest''' [[File:Quest-KillPlayer.png\|120x40px]] - Quests to kill players in [[Scenario_Guide\|scenarios]] and [[Open_RvR_Guide \|Open RvR]].

			Consignment quests also use player-kill objectives. Tier 1 “Hunter of the…” quests require 10 enemy player kills; Tier 2 and Tier 3 Consignment Quests require 2.
	*'''Party quest''' [[File:Quest-Party.png\|120x40px]] - Quests that order you to complete a task with a full party like [[Dungeons]].		*'''Party quest''' [[File:Quest-Party.png\|120x40px]] - Quests that order you to complete a task with a full party like [[Dungeons]].
	*'''RvR quest''' [[File:Quest-RvR.png\|120x40px]] - These quests usually task the player to capture a Keep or Fortress, scout BattleField Objectives, kill a number of enemy players, etc.		*'''RvR quest''' [[File:Quest-RvR.png\|120x40px]] - These quests usually task the player to capture a Keep or Fortress, scout BattleField Objectives, kill a number of enemy players, etc.