Daily Quest

Version support

Version	Status
v92	Full
v90	-
v86	-

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DailyQuest.xml defines daily repeatable quest groups: reputation quest entries with configurable quest pools, give methods, and reset schedules.

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DSL support

Entity: dailyQuests Operations: create, update, delete, upsert, config File organization: SingleFile — DailyQuest.xml

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Quick recipes

Create

spec:
  version: "1.0"
  schema: v92

dailyQuests:
  create:
    - reputationQuestId: 950
      name: "@npcguild:950"
      questGiveMethod: random
      resetHour: 7
      resetIntervalDay: 1
      quests:
        - grade: 1
          name: "@reputation:1"
          giveCount: 0
          questPool: []
        - grade: 2
          name: "@reputation:2"
          giveCount: 3
          questPool:
            - groupId: 95001
              index: 10
            - groupId: 95002
              index: 15

Update

spec:
  version: "1.0"
  schema: v92

dailyQuests:
  update:
    - reputationQuestId: 950
      changes:
        questGiveMethod: fair
        quests:
          - grade: 2
            giveCount: 5
            questPool:
              - groupId: 95001
                index: 20
              - groupId: 95004
                index: 25

Delete

spec:
  version: "1.0"
  schema: v92

dailyQuests:
  delete:
    - 950

Upsert

spec:
  version: "1.0"
  schema: v92

dailyQuests:
  upsert:
    - reputationQuestId: 950
      name: "@npcguild:950"
      questGiveMethod: random
      resetHour: 7
      resetIntervalDay: 1
      quests:
        - grade: 1
          name: "@reputation:1"
          giveCount: 0
          questPool: []

Config (root settings)

spec:
  version: "1.0"
  schema: v92

dailyQuests:
  config:
    limitAccomplishCount: 50
    resetHour: 12

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Properties reference

ReputationQuest attributes

Attribute	Type	Since	Required	Description
reputationQuestId	int	v92	Yes	Unique reputation quest identifier
name	string	v92	No	Display name (localization key)
questGiveMethod	QuestGiveMethod	v92	No	How quests are assigned. See QuestGiveMethod.
resetHour	int	v92	No	Hour of day when quests reset
resetIntervalDay	int	v92	No	Number of days between resets
quests	list[Quest]	v92	No	Quest grade entries. See Quest.

Config attributes

Attribute	Type	Since	Required	Description
limitAccomplishCount	int	v92	No	Maximum daily quest completions
resetHour	int	v92	No	Global reset hour

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Nested elements

Quest

Defines a quest grade entry within a reputation quest.

Attribute	Type	Since	Required	Description
grade	int	v92	Yes	Quest grade identifier
name	string	v92	No	Grade display name
giveCount	int	v92	No	Number of quests given for this grade
questPool	list[QuestId]	v92	No	Available quests for this grade. See QuestId.

QuestId

Defines a quest reference in the quest pool using TERA’s GroupId,Index format.

Attribute	Type	Since	Required	Description
groupId	int	v92	Yes	Quest group identifier
index	int	v92	Yes	Quest index within the group

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Enum types

QuestGiveMethod

Value	Description
random	Quests are assigned randomly from the pool
fair	Quests are assigned using fair distribution

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XML structure

DailyQuest.xml
└── DailyQuest
    └── DailyQuestData
        @limitAccomplishCount
        @resetHour
        └── ReputationQuest (0..∞)
            @id (required)
            @name
            @questGiveMethod
            @resetHour
            @resetIntevalDay
            └── Quest (0..9)
                @grade (required)
                @name
                @giveCount
                @id (questPool: "groupId,index;...")

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Common pitfalls

• Quest pool format: In YAML, questPool uses structured objects with groupId and index. In XML, it’s serialized as a semicolon-delimited string in the id attribute (e.g., "95001,10;95002,15").
• Empty quest pool: Use questPool: [] for an empty pool, not an empty string.
• Config vs entity operations: Use config: for root-level settings (limitAccomplishCount, resetHour). Use create/update/delete for individual ReputationQuest entries.
• XML attribute typo: The XML attribute for reset interval is resetIntevalDay (missing an ‘r’) — this is the original game data format and is preserved as-is.