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Old 08-13-2024, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by hagglebaby [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
https://wiki.project1999.com/Multiquest

Submitted Previous link incorrectly.

Also, someone updated this page, so it doesn’t include the 4 muffin method. Thank you

I think I’ll go roll a Druid named Fourmuffins
Yeah I think I asked about this in guild chat several months ago. Regular items won't clear the quest item queue (common misconception). I believe the quest item turn in status is separate from the mob's overall inventory of other items received.

So the muffins wouldn't affect anything but if, for instance, someone had handed him a shadowed rapier and then rolled out and two people MQing showed up and the person with the ring handed him the ring and the gold, then it would trigger the JBoots to be given out to that person instead of the person with the new rapier who was planning to turn it in as the next step. Usually if someone before you has messed up the turn in queue it's not deliberate, they probably just messed it up accidentally and the results carried over to you.

This is I believe the reason why the GMs won't help you if an MQ goes wrong. They have no control over players screwing up the quest turn in queue that way and so it's an at your own risk situation.
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