General Facts:

• Hidden mobs do not show up on where.


• Anyone can use the hunt command. However, the information provided will likely be false if you do not have the skill practiced.

Questing Facts:

• Questor will only select a mob you can see at the time you request a quest. If you cannot see any mobs (i.e. you are blind or asleep), he will reset your quest time to 1 minute.


• Players over level 100 will have at least 20 minutes to complete a quest.

Questing 101:

The hardest part of questing is probably finding where your mob is. Here are some tips to help you go about finding your mob.

• Have a plan of action. If you don’t know where your quest mob is in an area, choose a starting point and search from there, following every path but always beginning from your starting point. This method may be slow, but it works almost every time.


• Be patient. Some quests can take almost all your allotted quest time to find and kill your quest mob. Never give up, never surrender! ^_^


• If you need to, use hunt if you have the skill practiced. However, don’t use it as a crutch. Otherwise, you’ll be crippled in campaigns and global quests.


• If you still can't find your quest mob, try looking at web sites with maps to point you to the room your quest mob is in. However, do not rely on maps to help you find mobs. You will be severely crippled during global quests where time is of the essense.
• If you absolutely must fail a quest, be sure to go back and look for the mob you couldn’t find. That way, if you get the same quest again, you’ll know exactly where to go.


• In that horrid 30 minutes between quests, go out and walk around new areas that you haven’t visited yet. This will help you when you have quests to that area or to mobs you discovered while walking to that area!


• Don’t use speedwalks as your lifeline. Some places are marked by mobs and if you run past them, there is a good chance you’ll run right by your quest mob or area.