137 hand-crafted quests across 20 chains — gather, hunt, raid, fish, farm, recycle. Earn XP, RP, Markiii Coins, Epic Scrap, and tiered loot at every step.
Markiii Quests is a fully custom rework of the quest plugin, rebuilt around chain progression. Every chain starts with one quest that's unlocked from day one — finishing it grants the permission needed to unlock the next step, all the way to a final challenge with elite-tier rewards.
Quests track automatically as you play. Chop wood, kill a wolf, raid a base, recycle a pipe, catch a fish — if there's an active quest matching what you're doing, the counter ticks. No clicking, no claiming, no fiddling. Just play, and the rewards stack up.
Every chain is a sequence of quests gated by a permission grant. The first quest in a chain is always takeable. Hitting HAND IN on a completed quest grants you a hidden permission that unlocks the next step. So you can never skip ahead — you have to finish each tier to see the next.
The right-hand pane previews every reward up-front, so you know exactly what you're working toward before accepting. After hand-in, the UI auto-selects the next step in the chain — no need to scroll the sidebar looking for what's next.
Every quest pays out a curated bundle of rewards, mixing currencies, items, and skinned customs. The bigger the chain step, the better the haul.
The mini quest tracker (/qtracker) sits in the top-left under the action-icon strip and shows everything you've got active. It's mostly transparent so it doesn't intrude on your view.
Rows are sorted with priority: finished (READY) quests pin to the top, then by most-recently-progressed — so the quest you're actively working on always bubbles up. Switch from mining stone to chopping wood and the wood quest jumps above the stone one, pushing it down a slot.
Here's every chain in the system, grouped by category. Click any chain in-game to see its full quest list, objectives, and rewards.
/quests, browse the sidebar on the left, click any quest row to preview it, then hit TAKE QUEST in the bottom right. You can run multiple quests at once./qtracker. The tracker also closes itself if you have no active quests.