Set up quests and the narrator

The narrator writes to players in their Field Journal as they meet and tame mounts, with tasks about each one. Quest settings are in the [quests] section of fantasy-server.toml.

On or off

Setting	Off means
enabled	No quests at all: no introduction, no letters, no tracker, and no quest people or foes. Players’ progress is kept for when they’re back on
introduction	New players aren’t greeted by the narrator’s introduction and first quest
encounters	Quests place nobody in the world (the narrator’s camp, a captive to rescue, a named foe). Such an objective counts once the player stands where it would have been
lockEncyclopedia	A mount’s Riders Encyclopedia entry shows everything as soon as the player discovers one, instead of opening up as they finish its quests

Each player can also choose how letters reach them in their own game: see Hide, shrink or move the quest tracker.

Make players earn their mounts

Off by default. With [quests.earnMounts] on, a player can still tame, saddle, equip and whistle for a mount, but can’t do what’s switched on below until they finish one of that kind of mount’s quests:

[quests.earnMounts]
    enabled = true
    # Take the reins of a tamed one.
    riding = true
    # Breed them.
    breeding = true
    # Give them Bond Shards and Crystals.
    bondItems = false

Mounts with no quests are never held back, and a quest that asks the player to ride or raise one opens that early, so a quest is never blocked by its own rule.

Rewards and foes

In fantasy-balance.toml, under [quests]: mountXp (bond experience quests give mounts), experience (experience points for players), hintDelay (how long a riddle waits before the journal shows its hint, 0 at once), and bossHealth and bossDamage for the named foes quests place.

To look at or move along a player’s quests, use the quest commands.