JasX: Created page with "Quest objectives generally must be completed in order to finish a quest. But you can force end a quest through a game action regardless of objectives completed. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Field !Type !Default !Description |- |Name |String | |Name of the objective |- |Amount Needed |Int |1 |Amount of times the task must be completed for the objective to finish. |- |Amount to start with |Int |0 |Lets players start with a certain amount of completions...."

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Created page with "Quest objectives generally must be completed in order to finish a quest. But you can force end a quest through a game action regardless of objectives completed. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Field !Type !Default !Description |- |Name |String | |Name of the objective |- |Amount Needed |Int |1 |Amount of times the task must be completed for the objective to finish. |- |Amount to start with |Int |0 |Lets players start with a certain amount of completions...."

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Quest objectives generally must be completed in order to finish a quest. But you can force end a quest through a [[Game Action (Asset)|game action]] regardless of objectives completed.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Field
!Type
!Default
!Description
|-
|Name
|String
|
|Name of the objective
|-
|Amount Needed
|Int
|1
|Amount of times the task must be completed for the objective to finish.
|-
|Amount to start with
|Int
|0
|Lets players start with a certain amount of completions.
|-
|Highlight completion description
|Boolean
|False
|Makes the completion description highlighted. Used in BCQ to show important information about the final boss.
|-
|Conditional Completion Descs
|[[Text (Asset)|Text]]
|
|Uses a text object to add a completion description with conditions. The first valid one will be the one shown in the quest journal.
|-
|Completion Desc
|String
|
|Text to output in the quest log when the objective is completed.
|-
|Events
|[[Quest Objective Event (Asset)|Quest Objective Event]]
|
|An event that allows you to modify the completion status. Generally unless your objective is to kill generic enemies, you can use a [[Game Action (Asset)|Game Action]] instead on encounter defeat or in a [[Roleplay (Asset)|roleplay]]. But if you want to do something like "kill N of any type of goblin", then you'll have to use a quest objective event.
|-
|Visibility Conditions
|[[Condition (Asset)|Condition]]
|
|If set, these conditions must be met to show the objective in the quest log. Often used to hide the objective until the previous objective has been completed.
|}

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