How do I see quests in World of Warcraft?
World of Warcraft is a vast and expansive MMORPG, and with so much to do and explore, it’s easy to get lost in the game. One of the most important aspects of playing WoW is completing quests, which help you progress through the game and gain experience. But sometimes, it can be difficult to find and track quests. In this article, we’ll explore how to see quests in World of Warcraft.
The Quest Log
The first place to look for quests is in the Quest Log. 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. To access the Quest Log, simply click on the Quest Log button on the bottom left corner of the screen.
Automatic Quest Tracking
In WoW Classic, a quest will automatically appear in the tracker only when you complete an objective towards the quest, and you have Automatic Quest Tracking enabled. To enable this option, open the Main Menu (ESC), click on Display, and check Automatic Quest Tracking.
How to Track Quests
To track quests, follow these steps:
- Make sure you have the Quest Log open.
- Look for the quest you want to complete in the Quest Log.
- Click on the quest to view its details.
- Check the quest’s objectives and rewards.
- Complete the objectives to complete the quest.
- Turn in the quest to receive the rewards.
Quests in Dragonflight
In World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, there are several ways to track quests. Here are a few:
- Click on the binoculars to the left of the zone name above your minimap.
- Find Trivial Quests and make sure there is a check mark in the box.
- To enable tracking for Warboards, find Track Warboards and check the box.
Unlocking World Quests
World Quests are a special type of quest that requires you to reach level 45 and complete the quest Uniting the Isles. This quest requires that you reach Friendly status with all the factions of the Broken Isles.
Event Quests
Event Quests can be claimed by going to the Courier in Kamura Village or Elgado Outpost, and selecting "Add-on content" from the menu. They can then be accepted by going to the Quest Counter at the Outpost or the Gathering Hub. This requires an online connection.
Conclusion
In conclusion, seeing quests in World of Warcraft is a relatively straightforward process. By following these steps, you’ll be able to track and complete quests in no time. Remember to check your Quest Log regularly, enable Automatic Quest Tracking, and make sure you have the right settings enabled for Quests in Dragonflight. Happy questing!