Primary and Secondary quests - Guild Wars Forums

Bernie M · May 08, 2006, 09:51 PM // 21:51

Hello. Just wondering what the Primary and Secondary quests are. I'd like to be a protector or Tyria and I have to complete all 25 to do so. I tried searching the forums but it is "disabled". Thanks.

KiRi · May 08, 2006, 10:03 PM // 22:03

Primary and secondary refer to the Missions you get, you must complete each one along with the bonus in in.

DeanBB · May 08, 2006, 10:17 PM // 22:17

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Protector of Tyria
Character-specific, based on completion of all 25 of the Tyrian missions and bonuses (note that this includes the Doppelganger battle).

King_GhOsT · Dec 16, 2008, 01:16 AM // 01:16

pain in the ass trying to get it the first time lol

BrettM · Dec 16, 2008, 12:22 PM // 12:22

There is a difference between quests and missions.

Primary quests are the ones that lead you to the next mission in Factions and Nightfall, following the story line. In those campaigns, you can't enter the mission -- or even get into many mission outposts -- until you've done the required primary quest(s). This does not apply so much to Prophecies, where you can do any mission as soon as you reach the mission outpost, even if you haven't done previous missions or quests. Many missions in Prophecies will simply take you to the next mission, without any quests in between. For example, completing Great Northern Wall will take you directly to Fort Ranik.

Secondary, or "side", quests are not required, but offer a number of rewards, including XP, skills, and gold. Again, this doesn't apply so much to Prophecies, though the many skill quests could be considered secondary.

Missions are offered in outposts that are shown with large shields on the map. To earn a Protector title for a campaign, you must complete all of the missions and their bonuses (in Prophecies) or complete all of the missions at masters level (in Factions or Nightfall).

kupp · Dec 16, 2008, 12:37 PM // 12:37

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Originally Posted by King_GhOsT

pain in the ass trying to get it the first time lol

The only one that's actually a real trouble is aurora glade, I always have to get a guildie to come with me so I can kill the bonus guy and he keeps the 3 shrines from beeing taken.

May 08, 2006, 09:51 PM // 21:51	#1
Bernie M Academy Page Join Date: Nov 2005 Guild: ECI (Evil Conservative Industries) Profession: Mo/E	Primary and Secondary quests Hello. Just wondering what the Primary and Secondary quests are. I'd like to be a protector or Tyria and I have to complete all 25 to do so. I tried searching the forums but it is "disabled". Thanks.

May 08, 2006, 10:03 PM // 22:03	#2
KiRi Lion's Arch Merchant Join Date: May 2005 Location: Canada Guild: Grenths Rejects [GR]	Primary and secondary refer to the Missions you get, you must complete each one along with the bonus in in.

May 08, 2006, 10:17 PM // 22:17	#3
DeanBB Forge Runner Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Arizona Guild: Wizardry Players Guild, http://4guildwars.7.forumer.com	Guildwiki is your friend, add it to your favorites: Protector of Tyria Character-specific, based on completion of all 25 of the Tyrian missions and bonuses (note that this includes the Doppelganger battle).

Dec 16, 2008, 01:16 AM // 01:16	#4
King_GhOsT Jungle Guide Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Canada Guild: [oR] Profession: W/	pain in the ass trying to get it the first time lol

Dec 16, 2008, 12:22 PM // 12:22	#5
BrettM Desert Nomad Join Date: Aug 2008 Guild: Fuzzy Physics Institute Profession: E/	There is a difference between quests and missions. Primary quests are the ones that lead you to the next mission in Factions and Nightfall, following the story line. In those campaigns, you can't enter the mission -- or even get into many mission outposts -- until you've done the required primary quest(s). This does not apply so much to Prophecies, where you can do any mission as soon as you reach the mission outpost, even if you haven't done previous missions or quests. Many missions in Prophecies will simply take you to the next mission, without any quests in between. For example, completing Great Northern Wall will take you directly to Fort Ranik. Secondary, or "side", quests are not required, but offer a number of rewards, including XP, skills, and gold. Again, this doesn't apply so much to Prophecies, though the many skill quests could be considered secondary. Missions are offered in outposts that are shown with large shields on the map. To earn a Protector title for a campaign, you must complete all of the missions and their bonuses (in Prophecies) or complete all of the missions at masters level (in Factions or Nightfall).