Quest Based Skill Acquisition And Improvement (class Specific Quests)

Currently, players in Wynncraft acquire and improve skills through the act of leveling up. Although this is convenient for players powering through the game, the addition of quests to acquire and improve skills contributes towards the lore friendliness and immersion of Wynncraft.

For example, an Assassin learning vanish could be given a quest to sneak past a castle of guards without getting caught to slay the evil king that lies within. When starting the quest, the player would be sent to an instructor of some sort, whether it be an ancient text or a master assassin. The player would then be only able to use the skill they just learned within the boundary of the quest until the player completes the quest. Later, when coming back for the jump boost bonus to vanish, another quest would send the player to slay the late king's son. However, the new ruler has made security changes to the castle, forcing assassins to utilize the newly acquired jump bonus to pass the defenses.

As it is now, it's not clear to players how skills are being improved when they reach new tiers. The addition of small quests like these would be perfect for showing the player the new aspects of their skills.

 

it is (in chat)

 

Currently, when you reach levels that unlock new skills, the game simply tells you to visit the official webpage's classes tab (Which isn't even a valid link).

 

Actually AFAIK it doesn't tell you what the change did, only that you got it.

 

I thinjk it would be a good adition.

 

This is cool and all but invalid point? Just use the damn skill and you'll see what changed? Lol... Like some of them are painfully obvious like Warrior Bash, at the final level it creates this circle of blocks that comes out of the ground.

 

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Just sayin

 

I didn't ever say it was hard to figure out lmao I was just correcting you.

 

But some people want to know the specifics, and by that I don't even mean the "it does exactly 346.2536463445675% damage" I mean "Wow I didn't know that this little ring of blocks slowed my enemies down". Quests like these would make skills make more sense, so the players could use them better to their advantage.