Quests

Tasks

191

across 2 quest types

Held at once

5

Per day, each

3

then a 22 h cooldown

Gold or tokens

137

let you pick one or the other

Gold only

52

no token option

Neither

2

pay experience and contribution only

Biggest EXP payout

322,307

Quest types

The 191 tasks fall into 2 distinct quest types. The monster hunt is almost all of it. Level floor is the range of minimum levels inside that type — the lowest one it opens at, and the highest.

Hunt targets

Every monster hunt, one row per monster, map and level floor — the same monster at the same level is often several different tasks, and the map is what tells them apart. From is the minimum level, not an expiry; Kills is the quota; EXP is the experience the turn-in grants on top of your kill experience; Contribution is what the turn-in is worth toward your nation. On the 5 double-pay maps the gold, tokens and experience are doubled for the nation marked x2 — the contribution never is.

The High Priest's daily quest

Away from the quest window, the High Priest of your nation's temple — the Temple of Aresien for Aresden, the Temple of Eldiniel for Elvine — hands out a daily quest of his own. You talk to him to take it and go back to him to turn it in, and a new one is ready 16 hours after your last turn-in. To take the quest or turn it in you must be no more than 4 tiles from him. Inside the temple you can only walk, in peace mode: no running, casting or dancing.

• It is picked for your level plus your rebirths: three hunts on three different maps — two below level 20, where only your city and your farm have monsters — and then one monster part to bring back. The hunts count in any order, and the quest is fixed when you accept it: levelling up halfway does not change it.
• The part is the real item monsters drop, not a quest token: hunt it yourself or buy it from another player. Carry it in your bag, not equipped, when you turn the quest in — the High Priest keeps it.
• From level 131, the part is a Demon Heart or Demon Eye, and it alternates between the two from one daily to the next.
• The turn-in pays gold, Event Tokens and experience together, with nothing to choose. The experience is worth 10 kills of the monster on your hunts that gives the most experience, each counted at the lowest experience a kill of it can give, and like any quest experience it is scaled to your character. Event Tokens start at level 31. You need room in your bag and enough spare weight for the reward: until you have them, the High Priest does not accept the turn-in.
• The 16-hour wait starts when you turn it in, and it is per character: each of your characters keeps its own.
• You can abandon it: you lose the hunt progress, no wait starts, and the High Priest offers you the same quest again.
• It does not take one of your 5 quest slots. It shows in the Active tab of Ctrl+Q — to follow, not to hand in — and the HUD tracker keeps its score like any other quest.

In a party, a kill for one of your daily's hunts goes to one member drawn at random: anyone in your confirmed party, the killer included, who is on that map, saw the monster die and still has that hunt open. In your nation's global party there is no draw — only whoever landed the kill can get it. Kills made by your summons do not count.

Levels are your level plus your rebirths. Where the two nations hunt on different maps, the Aresden map comes first. Both nations get the same gold and tokens.

Generated from our game data. Experience is the guaranteed turn-in payout, computed from the quota and the target's experience value, and shown as a character with no rebirths receives it at the quest's level floor — a higher level or any rebirth receives less. It does not include the experience you earn from the kills themselves. Our quest data holds 192 definitions, not 191: the extra one is assigned to no nation, and the quest catalog filters a quest's nation against yours — so nobody is ever offered it. It is left out of every count on this page.