The Noticeboard is where you have access to view your progress in your
Challenges,
Quests and
Achievements. You also have direct teleports to a few
Minigames through this interface.
Challenges Tab
Challenges tab [[Image:member_badge_tiny.png
Main Article: Challenges
Challenges offer quick, skilling related tasks that you can complete given your levels and quest progression. These can be completed but not handed in for a reward, however they will still appear in your list of Challenges to serve as a reminder of what you can do. More will become visible as you level up in the various skills. Check back often to see what you can do!
Challenges can be filtered by:
Recommended - one challenge from each skill category with the highest requirements
Daily - Up to 5 challenges are listed here and these give rewards for completion
Skill - Challenges by skill (Melee, Magic and Ranged come under Combat). |
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As well as normal Challenges, there are also Daily Challenges (show in the image above). You get one a day - randomly selected from the main Challenge list - up to a total of five, and they are in a range of skills. These will be highlighted with a gold star on a red background on the Challenges tab.
If you complete a Daily Challenge, you will not receive a replacement until the next day. The same occurs if you complete all 5 of your Daily Challenges - you can still only get one new Daily Challenge per day.
It should be noted that if there is a Daily Challenge in slot 5, it will be pushed out of the Daily Challenge list when it expires. This means you will lose it as a reward, even if it was currently in progress, or even complete and awaiting hand in.
Some Daily Challenges require you to hand in items. For this type of Challenge, when you have completed the required number of actions (e.g. you have smithed 2 bronze platebodies for the "Smith 10 bars worth of bronze equipment" Challenge) you should hand these in to the Imperial Guard Quartermaster. The items are taken from you (whether they are in your inventory or bank) and you are then given a reward.
Quests Tab
The quests tab
The quests tab lists all of the quests in the game, allowing your to order or filter these in a variety of ways.
By default your quests are sorted alphabetically. Quests are colour coded as follows:
- Completed
- In progress
- Not started
You can order your quests in various ways using the drop down box:
- Free/Members - Lists members only quests first
- Progress - Lists quests alphabetically in groups of completed, in progress and not started.
- Difficulty - Lists quests in order of difficulty: novice, intermediate. experienced. master, grandmaster and special.
- Alphabetical (default) - Lists quests alphabetically with no groupings.
There are also two buttons: one to hide any quests that you do not have the levels to start ('filter') and the other to hide all completed quests ('hide done').
Quest Overview
A quest overview
Clicking on the title of a quest will bring up the quest overview which will tell you:
- Where to start the quest
- If there are any level requirements
- If there are any items you must have before you can start the quest (these are hidden by default)
- If there are any particular monsters you must fight during the quest
- What rewards you will receive upon completion (these are hidden by default)
Note that some quests do not have this, and instead they will show the quest journal when their title is clicked. For quests that do have an overview, you can access the quest journal by clicking the "View Journal" button at the bottom of the interface.
Quest Journal
The quest journal
The quest journal is a summary of your progress within the selected quest.
If you have already started a quest, the quest summary will tell you how far you have gotten, as well as giving you hints as to what to do next.
If you have completed the quest, you will see a run through of what you achieved in the quest, but you will also be given a button in the bottom left corner so that you can return to the summary page to see what rewards you received (these will not be hidden now that the quest has been completed).
Achievements Tab
Achievements tab
Main Article: Achievements
Clicking the Achievements tab on the top of the Noticeboard interface will open the interface pictured above. The Achievements are displayed as icons with their type, difficulty and whether you've completed them or not displayed on the right of each icon. Hovering over an icon will give you the Achievement name, and you can click on an individual icon for more details.
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Difficulty |
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Beginner |
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Easy |
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Medium |
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Hard |
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Elite |
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- Beginner - Should be able to be completed by every player with relative ease.
- Easy - Might require some quests to be complete, but they will generally be low-level quests. Almost any player should be capable of completing all of the Easy Tasks.
- Medium - May require a few more quests, be in more dangerous locations or require several of your skills to be advanced.
- Hard - May not appear difficult at first glance, but they may require you to enter incredibly dangerous areas, to have completed high-level quests or to survive through all the horrors an area can throw at you, just to eat a kebab...
- Elite - Will ask for very high levels (often up in the 90s) or for a series of steps to be completed within a certain area. These will test all but the most experienced players, pushing your knowledge and skills to the extreme. The rewards, however, are more than worth it...
Achievement details
Clicking on an Achievement here will display more information about it including its name, the set that it belongs to and its difficulty level (both explained on the Achievement page), a description of the Achievement, and sometimes even a hint on how to go about completing it. There will also be some information on what rewards you can gain by completing all Achievements in the set that it belongs to (see the rewards section under Achievements).
The options menu in the top-right of the Achievements tab allows you to change the settings of the Noticeboard and Active Task menu. For example, if desired, you can hide completed tasks, and hide Achievements that do not pertain to a given Achievement set. The options that are available to you are as follows:
- Check to hide already-completed tasks - Shows/Hides completed tasks from the Noticeboard
- Check to hide Achievements which are not part of a set - Shows/Hides Achievements which do not contribute to the Achievement rewards
- Check to hide 'Task Complete' popups - Shows/Hides notifications that tell you when you have completed a task
- Check to hide the 'Active Task' window
- Check to hide the 'Achievement Info' window - Shows/Hides notifications that provide information on the Achievement you have just completed.
- Tutorial is ON/Tutorial is OFF - Turns on/off the members tutorial.
Minigames Tab
Minigames tab
The minigames tab of the Noticeboard provides recommendations and an easy way to get to several Minigames. These are filterable by combat/non-combat, and multi-player/single-player games.
Clicking on the title on the left side of the interface will bring up a description of the minigame in the right-hand pane, and will allow you to be teleported straight to the minigame.
You can view all of the minigame Challenges on this page.
The minigames tab is only available for members.
