Quests
Quests are groups of related tasks, usually delegated and driven between the player and multiple non-player characters. These can take varying amounts of time to complete and form some sort of cohesive story, comprised of dialogue and scripted events. Upon completing a quest, the player will receive a pre-determined number of Quest Points and some type of reward in the form of coins, items, or access to new content. There are a total of fifty quests in the game with the last to be released being Legend's Quest. The list of quests can be found by clicking the Quest tab on the right side of the Stats page. Quests that have been highlighted in green are those that have been completed, otherwise they are marked red.
Since the release of pay-to-play membership, every quest has been exclusively available to pay-to-play players only. The last free-to-play quest to be released was Dragon Slayer.
Quest requirements[edit | edit source]
The following shows the minimum skill requirements to complete every quest in the game.
Note: Boosts may be used to meet the skill requirements
| Skill | Level | Quest |
|---|---|---|
| Agility | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Attack | 20 | The Holy Grail |
| Cooking | 53 | Heroes Quest |
| Crafting | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Defense | ---- | none |
| Firemaking | 30 | Sea Slug |
| Fishing | 53 | Heroes Quest |
| Fletching | 10 | Tourist Trap |
| Herblaw | 45 | Legend's Quest |
| Hits | ---- | none |
| Magic | 59 (60) | Family Crest (Mage Arena) |
| Mining | 52 | Legend's Quest |
| Prayer | 42 | Legend's Quest |
| Ranged | 35 | The Temple of Ikov |
| Smithing | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Strength | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Thieving | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Woodcutting | 50 | Legend's Quest |
| Quest points | 107 | Legend's Quest |
| Total level | 710 (711) | All Quests |
List of Quests[edit | edit source]
Free to Play (Difficulty Level) (Quest Point(s) Reward)[edit | edit source]
Black Knights' Fortress (2) (3 Quest Points)- Cook's Assistant (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Demon Slayer (2) (3 Quest Points)
- Doric's Quest (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Dragon slayer (4) (2 Quest Points)
- Ernest the Chicken (1) (4 Quest Points)
Goblin Diplomacy (1) (5 Quest Points)- Imp Catcher (1) (1 Quest Point)
- The Knight's Sword (2) (1 Quest Point)
Pirate's Treasure (1) (2 Quest Points)- Prince Ali Rescue (2) (3 Quest Points)
- The Restless Ghost (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Romeo & Juliet (1) (5 Quest Points)
- Sheep Shearer (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Shield of Arrav (3) (1 Quest Point)
- Vampire Slayer (2) (3 Quest Points)
- Witch's potion (1) (1 Quest Point)
Pay to Play (Difficulty Level) (Quest Point(s) Reward)[edit | edit source]
- Biohazard (2) (3 Quest Points)
- Clock Tower (2) (1 Quest Point)
- Digsite (2) (2 Quest Points)
- Druidic Ritual (1) (4 Quest Points)
- Dwarf Cannon (2) (1 Quest Point)
- Family Crest (3-4) (1 Quest Point)
- Fight Arena (3) (2 Quest Points)
- Fishing Contest (1) (1 Quest Point)
- The Grand Tree (4) (5 Quest Points)
- Gertrude's Cat (1) (1 Quest Point)
- The Hazeel Cult (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Hero's Quest (3) (1 Quest Point)
- The Holy Grail (3) (2 Quest Points)
- Jungle Potion (2) (1 Quest Point)
- Legend's Quest (5) (4 Quest Points)
- Lost City (3) (3 Quest Points)
- Merlin's Crystal (2) (6 Quest Points)
- Monk's Friend (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Murder Mystery (1) (3 Quest Points)
- Observatory Quest (2) (2 Quest Points)
- Plague City (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Scorpion Catcher (2) (1 Quest Point)
- Sea Slug (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Sheep Herder (2) (4 Quest Points)
- Shilo Village (3) (2 Quest Points)
- Temple of Ikov (2) (1 Quest Point)
- Tourist Trap (3) (2 Quest Points)
- Tree Gnome Village (3) (2 Quest Points)
- Tribal Totem (1) (1 Quest Point)
- Underground Pass (4) (5 Quest Points)
- Watchtower (3) (4 Quest Points)
- Waterfall Quest (3) (1 Quest Point)
- Witch's House (2) (4 Quest Points)
Mini-quests[edit | edit source]
Mini-quests are a similar concept to quests in Runescape in that certain tasks must be done, but unlike quests they are not shown in the Quests tab, no Quest Points are given, and are generally shorter in length than quests. In Runescape Classic there are only two mini-quests: Mage Arena, and the Alfred Grimhand Bar Crawl. Completing the former allows the player to use God Staves, God capes, and God Spells, while completing the latter is required for the Barbarian Outpost Agility Course and the Scorpion Catcher quest.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- In the early days of RSC upon quest completion, some quests awarded Influence, the early form of Quest Points.
- Checking quest status was added in 28 May 2001. Previously players had to manually keep note of their missing quests and some even did not know of quests.
- Unlike RS2 and the successors, in Runescape Classic upon completion most quests do not mention they give experience in skill and just give it hidden. It started to be discovered by players who would advance a level after finishing a quest that it became known into guides.
- Even though the majority of quests give a message of quest completion such as "you have completed the X quest", this is not the case for all (for example the Fight Arena and Jungle Potion quests).
- Prior to 24 June 2001, the quest start point was not given on the official world maps.