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Heralds are the NPCs with red circle around them where can You get rewards for current '''Events''' Like ''Keg End'' and '''Weekly Events''' like ''Ranked Week''. In order to recieve rewards You need to gain ''Influcence'' towards event.
Heralds are the NPCs with red circle around them where can You get rewards for current '''Events''' Like ''Keg End'' and '''Weekly Events''' like ''Ranked Week''. In order to recieve rewards You need to gain ''Influcence'' towards event.


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== Public Quests==
== Public Quests==

Revision as of 14:23, 1 February 2025

This page contains information about quests, their types, kill collectors and additionally public quests and traveling around the World of Warhammer.

Quests

Here is the information regarding quests in RoR.

Quest categories

In Warhammer Online quests come with two categories:

  • Single Quests,

Quest-Green.png

  • Repeatable Quests.

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  • Public Quests

Single Quests have green icon over quest giver and repeatable have blue one. As names say, Single Quests can be done once per character and Repeatable Quests infinite times. Timers of the Repeatable Quests reset dependly on quest. Sometimes it can be done one after another time, sometimes, for example, daily. Public quests are described below.

Quest types

There are several quest types in the game. The type of the quest is also shown as an icon beside description:

  • Normal quest - typical quest You recieve in-game,
  • Quest-Travel.png - quest that orders You to move along or report to a person in other part of the map,
  • Quest-Epic.png - few Epic Quests exist. They are usually long and give big rewards,
  • Quest-KillPlayer.png - quests to kill players in scenarios and Open RvR
  • Quest-Party.png - quests that order You to do something with full party like Dungeons,
  • Quest-RvR.png - qusts that usually order to capture Keep, scout Battle Objectives etc.

Quest items

Some quests are connected to the quest items. Sometimes you need to bring something to someone, use some item in location or use an item in your backpack to progress the quest. Read quests carefully, not to get stuck. Quest items are in You backpack in Quest Items tab.

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Turning in Quests

After finishing the quest, "ding" sound appears and quest can be turned back. The person who can turn your quest in will have yellow circle above their head. Remember that not always quest finishes with person who started it.

Kill Collectors

Kill Collectors are specific type of NPC. They can be found in every Chapter of the WAR Story. They reward player with additional experience for killing specific type of mobs. It can be Goblin, elf, spider, bat, depending of the collector. While talking to the kill collector you can find a hint, what creatures he's looking for.

You need to kill 50 mobs of searched type in order to get a reward but if You kill at least one, Kill collector will have orange quest turn in indicator and reward You with experience.

Heralds

Heralds are the NPCs with red circle around them where can You get rewards for current Events Like Keg End and Weekly Events like Ranked Week. In order to recieve rewards You need to gain Influcence towards event.

Quest-Herald.png

Public Quests

Public Quests or PQs are area-specific, ongoing quests that are automatically assigned to each player that enters the area. All players work toward completing that same quest, if they choose to participate.

Public Quests Overview

Public Quests typically involve several (most commonly 3) stages and conclude with a large fight against one or more Hero tier opponents. When a public quest is completed, some of the players who participated will receive a reward based on his contribution, the difficulty of the public quest and a roll.

Each stage of a public quest is composed of a primary task that must be completed in order to advance to the next stage. Stages beyond the first are typically

timed, and can involve various objectives. These include, but are not limited to, item collection, character protection, and defeating specific opponents. In some instances a single task will involve more than one objective, and may also include sub-objectives that must be achieved in order to move on to the next task. If a task is not completed within the time allotted, the public quest is failed and restarts shortly there after.

How Public Quests work

All Tiers of the game world have been modified to have Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty PQs. Usually there is an Easy, Normal and Hard PQ within each Chapter. The higher the difficulty of a Public Quest, the larger the amount of players required to complete it successfully, and the more effort and input required from each player. While an Easy PQ in Tier 1 may only require 2-3 players and have a 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 are rewards players can receive after completing a Public Quest. When a player receives their loot bag, the loot bag will contain weapons or armor usable by their class, a couple of items for crafting skills and money as an option to choose. The player may only choose one item from the bag. The quality of the weapons or armor are based off of the quality of the loot bag. 

There are several types of loot bags:

Minor Loot Bags usually only contain white normal items.

  • Minor Loot Bag (White) White Bag 35.png

Lesser Loot Bags usually contain a green magic item.

  • Lesser Loot Bag (Green) Green Bag 35.png

Greater Loot Bags usually contain a blue and a green magic item for the player to choose from.

  • Greater Loot Bag (Blue) Blue Bag 35.png

Major Loot bags usually contain a purple and a blue magic item for the player to choose from.

  • Major Loot Bag (Purple) Purple Bag 35.png

Massive Loot Bags usually contain a PQ class set piece, a purple item and a blue item for the player to choose from.

  • Massive Loot Bag (Gold) Gold Bag 35.png

Level restrictions for PQs

Players with Level 1-10 can do T1 PQs.

Players with Level 10+ can do T2/T1 PQs.

Players with Level 20+ can do T3/T2/T1 PQs.

Players with Level 27+ can do T4/T3/T2/T1 PQs.

Traveling

There are several ways of traveling in Warhammer Online. The basic one is of course by foot. But world is too big for that.

Mounts

Every character, every Army has access to several types od mounts. They come in all shapes and sizes. Mounts give boost to speed but remember. When You take damage, there is a chance you will be dismounted. To see Mount options check Mounts page.

Scrolls

In Warhammer Online there are several several scrolls that can teleport you to Guild Hall or several Dungeons like Mount Gunbad. They are one time use but you can carry several od them.

Flight Masters

Flight Masters are NPC that allow You to travel around the whole world from Zone to Zone. They can be found in every Chapter of the WAR Story, every Warcamp and in Capital Cities.

You can depart from any od this locations but there are much less destinations available than sources. For example, you cannot fly from Chapter 2 to Chapter 3 of the Empire story within Nordland.


Order destinations

Tier 1

Empire

Dwarfs

High Elves


Tier 2

Empire

Dwarfs

High Elves


Tier 3

Empire

Dwarfs

High Elves


Tier 4

Empire

Dwarfs

High Elves

Land of the Dead

Destruction destinations

Tier 1

Chaos

Greenskins

Dark Elves


Tier 2

Chaos

Greenskins

Dark Elves


Tier 3

Chaos

Greenskins

Dark Elves


Tier 4

Chaos

Greenskins

Dark Elves

Land of the Dead

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