World Secret Quests

This idea is not very well thought out.
It was just an idea that came to me.
Also, first thread, hi Wynncraft!

What if there were quests hidden in the game, not listed in the quest book, and started by doing more than simply right-clicking an NPC?

Example: You get a ring from a quest. Its stats are terrible, and when you get it the NPC tells you "This is just some old thing I found lying around my house one day, you could probably pawn it off nearby for some good money." You take it to the Item Buyer in the closest town, and when you sell it to him, he stops you. The ring was apparently a family treasure of his, and then you head off on a journey to do...something. I haven't completely thought out this example, this thread isn't a quest suggestion.

Do you get the idea? Quests like these would provide a new element to Wynncraft, making the player think about having to interact with NPCs through more than clicking and reading.

(Also, filling out that example quest would be cool, maybe it could be a suggestion of its own?)

 

Due to how the quest system works, this is not possible.

 

This is probably coming in the next update with the new ??? Revamp

 

i really like this omg

 

YES! I need the Greedy Cow secret quest! OMG too hyped for that!

 

Want a secret quest? just do the clock mystery, its almost like a quest

 

You have my full support and appri¡eciation. It would be an incredible addition to Wynncraft. Like this post if you read this.

 

I'm not saying it's possible, just that it would be a cool addition. I'm sure the system can be tweaked.

 

Maby major quest (the ones in your quest book) can lead to secret quest, like The ultimate weapon. When we sell it to the artifact merchant, we can probably find a person that ended up with the weapon

Or quest that have decisions, like an iron heart or the adoriel secret, can lead to secret quest

 

Please, don't ask for likes

Nice suggestion

 

I would like this feature cause not only would it allow for secret quests it could also work more technically to for example have extremely small jobs to do for npc's that aren't listed in the book.