Destiny 2 World Quests are a guaranteed source of – whoops, better put that info under the break. Spoilers for quest rewards below.In Destiny 2, players who make it through all of the Red War. 2018: More quest trimming. 2018: Updated for Battle for Azeroth. 2016: Removed World Quests from results. 2016: Updated for Legion, but Blizzard API Servers do not seem to take Legion quests into account yet. 2009-10-15 when this becomes available, addons that can track it will follow shortly after. Will this change be enough to tempt you to get loremaster? Personally yes, i had been working on loremaster for a while, and sadly gave up more or less after doing every single quest in the barrens. But this new found way to look how far i am and what's left will give me a new reason to keep going. Each of the pet battle world quests is unique, so if you know you haven't been hitting those up, you can knock out quite a few that way. Other users report that war campaign/invasion quests do not count at all for this achievement. Many of the 'blue' quests are to kill a particular rare (silver dragon portrait) mob.
The Quest Log
The main quest list as of Battle for Azeroth
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This is an addon for World of Warcraft Vanilla (1.12) and The Burning Crusade (2.4.3). It helps players to find several ingame objects and quests. The addon reads questobjectives, parses them and uses its internal database to plot the found matches on the world- and minimap.
The Quest Log is a window found on the right-hand side of the Map & Quest Log interface, listing the status and details of all currently active quests the character has not completed, or completed but not turned in.
Quests are organized by geographical region in collapsible sections (clicking the + by the region name expands to show quests in that region and clicking the - hides the quests in that region).
The Quest Log interface can be viewed through the Map & Quest Log interface when it is not being shown fullscreen. Clicking the icon will open and close the Quest Log.
Quest difficulty and colors
The difficulty of the quests is indicated by colors relatively to the character's level:
Wow World Quests Not Tracking
Color | Difficulty | Notes |
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Gray | Very easy | Doesn't give any XP. May lead to harder quests. |
Green | Easy | The player should probably complete quest before levelling. |
Yellow | Medium | Gives good XP without being too hard. |
Orange | Hard | Can be done but caution is necessary. |
Red | Very hard | Almost impossible. |
Deadmines Quests
Notes
- The initial release of World of Warcraft had a limit of 20 quests. This was increased to 25 with the release of The Burning Crusade.
Gallery
- War Campaign - Horde in Battle for Azeroth
- War Campaign - Alliance in Battle for Azeroth Sourcetree merge conflict tool.
- The main quest list prior to Battle for Azeroth
- Quest log list during WarlordsNov 23, 2017 You can get more info by the following articles: Add footnotes and endnotes in Word 2016 for Mac, Track changes in Word for Mac. Besides, can you renumber your footnotes by the method mentioned in our reply? Please share us your recent progress. Thanks, NeoWu. How to renumber footnotes in word for mac 2016 version.
- The zone quest list
- James Bond Quantum Of Solace CD Key - DownloadKeeper. The World Map, with Quest Log attached
- Quest Log (pre 6.0.2)
- Quest Log (pre 3.3.0)
- PTR during WotLK
Patch changes
- Patch 9.0.1 (TBD):
- Distinguishing major quests that are required to advance the narrative from optional side quests that tell more localized stories
- Zone story summary Quest Log feature
- Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14):
- The quest log has been integrated into the world map to make it easier to know where to go and what to do.
- Some quest items no longer take up space in the inventory and can be accessed through the Quest Tracker.
- Quest tracker automatically sorts quests based on proximity when crossing into a new zone.
- Patch 3.3.0 (2009-12-08): All-new quest-tracking features have been added to assist players in finding objectives, including new interface functionality in the quest log, the map ('M' key), and the Objectives pane. See the User Interface section of the patch notes for more details.
- Patch 1.5.0 (2005-06-07): Failed quests will now indicate (Failed) in the quest log so it is easier to see them.
- Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07):
- You can now have quest completion criteria for the quests you are currently on display on the game screen as well as in the quest log. If you shift-click on a quest in the quest log, it will display the completion criteria on the main game screen underneath the mini-map.
- You will now be able to tell how many other players in your group have the same quest you do. When you are in a group, it will display the number of other players in the group who have the quest in parenthesis to the left of the quest name. If you mouse over the quest name, it will display the names of the other players in the party who have the quest in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
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- For the hunter ability, see [Tracking]. For the lore on trackers, see Tracker.
The tracking menu.
Tracking is a feature of the interface that enables players to track resource nodes, mobs, or NPCs on the mini-map. The magnifying glass control on the border of the mini-map allows the player to choose which types of tracking to enable. Some forms of tracking are restricted to certain classes and professions.
Forms of tracking
- Standard
- Townsfolk
- Food & Drink
- Track Pets
- Track Quest POIs
- Track Digsites
- Townsfolk
- Druid
- Hunter
- [Track Beasts]
- [Track Demons]
- [Track Dragonkin]
- [Track Elementals]
- [Track Giants]
- [Track Hidden]
- [Track Humanoids]
- [Track Undead]
- Rogue
- Warlock
- Herbalism
- [Find Herbs]
- Mining
- [Find Minerals]
- Fishing
- [Find Fish]
- Items
- [Zapthrottle Mote Extractor] - Enables engineers to track gas clouds.
- [Elixir of Detect Demon] - Enables player to track demons for 1 hour.
- [Blackened Worg Steak] - Enables player to track humanoids for 1 hour.
- [Tallstalk Mushroom] - Enables player to track giants for 1 hour.
- [Tracker Snacks] - Enables player to track beasts for 1 hour.
Hunter tactics
The ability to track the mobs in World of Warcraft is usually the sole bailiwick of the hunter, although other classes have limited tracking capabilities as well. At advancing levels, the hunter can learn to track Beasts, Humanoids, the Undead, Hidden foes, Elementals, Demons, Giants, and Dragonkin.
When a mob-tracking ability is activated, every creature that fits the classification selected shows up on the mini-map as a labeled dot, color-coded to its friendliness (green) or hostility (red). Tracking can be used in a variety of ways to enhance the hunter's situational awareness. For instance, in an area populated by both beast and humanoid mobs, the hunter can switch between beast and humanoid tracking, and stay aware of where ~95% of the mobs are in his general vicinity. Tracking is also useful if one has to beat a hasty retreat to a rearward fortification for safety's sake. Just keep monitoring the mini-map while switching frequently between tracking modes to find the most aggro free escape route. You can also see the name of the mob (or player/pet) if you mouseover the dot on the minimap, which for instance makes finding one specific mob in a group of mobs easier.
Patch changes
- Patch 4.0.1 (2010-10-12): Players can now track more than one thing at a time.
- Patch 3.3.3 (2010-03-23): 'If a players selects Track Low Level Quests, the quest objectives will no longer appear dim on the Map, nor will the exclamation points appear dim over NPC heads or on the Mini-Map.'
- Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14): New tracking option: Low Level Quests.
- Patch 2.4.3 (2008-07-15): 'Fixed an issue where players could have two minimap tracking types active at the same time.'
- Patch 2.4.2 (2008-05-13): 'Mailboxes can now be tracked on the minimap.'
- Patch 2.3.0 (2007-11-13): 'All players now have a tracking bubble on their minimap. From that menu you can select a specific type of vendor or npc to look for or you can select a specific tracking type if your character has tracking. Yes this means that hunters can take all of those tracking buttons off of their action bars.'
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