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Quests
If your question isn't answered here, see
Quests at West Stats and you'll probably find the answer there.
Q. How do I find <insert name of item/product> for a quest?A. First of all, make sure you know what you're looking for. The important thing(s) is what's given under "Requires", not Target and not the quest text. The Christmas quest "O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!" shows the following:
You need to find a tree? No, you need to find one wood. Sometimes you'll need products, which are found by doing jobs, sometimes you'll need items of gear (which are purchased in stores), and sometimes you'll need quest items, which are found as luck drops or given as rewards in other quests.
Gear can also be found on jobs, but only by luck. Products have specific jobs associated with them, which you can find by looking at West Stats'
Product list. If you need a piece of gear for a quest, you're better off just buying it. See West Stats'
Town trader to find the closest town to you that sells it or check the Market.
Q. How can I find a blue bandana or black headband?
A. In this case of low-cost items such as these required for quests, it's easiest just to check the towns closest to your current location and pay the out-of-town markup. Any tailor may have a black headband and any general store a blue bandana.
Q. How do I take down posters for Maya?A. You don't. As I said above, for all quests requiring products, all that matters is the product itself. Don't worry about any quest that implies a different job, just check
Products to find out on which job a product can be acquired, in this case you need to do the job putting up posters to acquire posters.
Q. What time is used for time-based quest requirements?A. Server time, which is Central European Time (CET), GMT+1, the time zone of most of Western Europe.
Q. Help! I sold my <insert irreplaceable quest item>, what can I do?A. Contact support via Settings > Support. This only applies to irreplaceable items, like Kate's ring or Henry's parcel, not items like handcuffs which are difficult, but possible, to replace. It's easier just to not make that mistake in the first place.
Q. How do I beat <insert name of Quest NPC>?A. First of all, adjust your stance. NPC's patterns will be the same every time you duel them. Some NPCs have random patterns, but once it's set, it'll be the same every time you duel them. Change your gear. Get the best dueling gear for your level and the best sharp or precise weapon.
The best gear depends on how you're speccing. If all of your AP are in mobility, you have good dodging, and appearance gear will help a lot. If you're pure strength, aim will help you land those hits from your vigor. If you're pure dexterity, you already have aim in addition to shooting, so wear appearance and/or dodging gear.
If you still can't beat him, level up a bit, or spam challenge. It's fastest if you don't have a town because you don't have to cancel sleep every time. Duels that must take place at a quest giver aren't possible to win by spam challenging if you belong to a town. For gear, you're counting entirely on not getting hit at all, so you want appearance and/or dodging gear. Don't get discouraged. It may take 10 tries, it may take 100, it may take 200.
Q. I dueled a quest NPC and won, why couldn't I complete the quest?A. If the quest requirement simply states, "defeat", you just need to win the duel. If it says, "shoot", you must pass out the NPC. Despite the wording, a melee weapon works. If it says, "lose", you must lose the duel, although it's often not possible to win.
Q. Why can't I find this quest giver?
A. Quest givers are usually spawned by completing another quest, often with no requirement or reward. Just accept and complete the quest. If traveling to the quest giver is a requirement of the quest that spawned it, it will be shown as a requirement. If you just need help finding a quest giver,
TW-DB has a map to locate all quest givers on ever page. Just select the desired quest giver in the drop-down menu.
Q. Why can't I complete this quest?
A. If the quest is showing as grayed out in your quest book, it's because some secret requirement isn't met. This may be a time/day requirement, location requirement, or an item that must be equipped. As of 1.28, location requirements for most quests became completion requirements as well as acceptance requirements. This means that you must return to the quest giver to complete the quest.
Misc Quest Help Links
Kate's Wedding Band
Quests with AP/SP Rewards
The Raid
Advanced Planning for the Level 67 and 75 Quests
Adventurer Quests
Q. Where is Steve?A. The first quest is to receive the package from Henry. Just click
to receive the package. After completing the first quest, Steve will appear on the map in all sectors as a quest giver, indicated by a white dot.
Q. How do I complete the quests for the compass?Q. Why is the quest "What's that smell?" no longer available?A."What's that smell?" is a sub-quest of "Supplies". Once you complete the latter, the former is no longer available. Note: You don't need to collect three salmon for each quest, but three total. Completing "What's that smell?" does consume the salmon, but the salmon will then be shown as grayed out, indicating the requirement has been fulfilled, on "Supplies".
Q. Where can I find whiskey?A. It comes from the job mercenary work. If you need it for the adventurer quest "Supplies", which I assume you do if you're looking here, it also comes from a sub-quest of "Supplies" from Mugridge. Check him again after accepting "Supplies" and you'll have two new quests.
Q. How do I trade with Indians?A. Trading with Indians is just another job. It has the same skills as trading (set traps, 2x trading, 2x appearance) and 223 difficulty.
Soldier Quests
Q. Where can I find Thomas in the quest of the same name?A. Check the four possible locations on the edges of the map.
[spoil]He's always at his girlfriend's, which is to the south.[/spoil]