Quests and Achievements

Do Damage gives you something to aim for every time you log in: quests that change every day, week and month, a daily reward for showing up, and achievements that remember everything you've done, account-wide. All of it lives in the quest log: press J, click Quests beside the Nexus button, or talk to the two keepers in the market of the Nexus's village.

For goals the whole server works towards together each week, see Community Goals.

#The quest keepers

Two NPCs stroll about the courtyard of the market in the Nexus's village, south-east of the spawn:

• The Tinkerer, a gnome tinker with brass goggles, keeps your daily, weekly and monthly quests. Walk up to him and he tells you how many are done, or when new ones come.
• The Chronicler, a hooded scholar with a great glowing book, keeps the daily reward and your achievements. She tells you when today's reward is waiting and how many deeds you can claim.

Stand by either and press Quests (or Open) in the bottom of your HUD to open the quest log at the right page. You can claim from anywhere, though: the keepers are there to remind you.

The Quests button turns ember and shows a gold count while rewards wait, and a popup at the top of the screen tells you when you finish a quest, earn an achievement or reach a new rank. Type /quests to see it all in the chat.

#Quests

You get 3 daily, 3 weekly and 3 monthly quests, picked for you from the lists below; no two of a period are of the same kind. They reset at midnight UTC: daily quests every day, weekly ones on Monday, monthly ones on the 1st. The quest log counts down to each reset.

1. Play: progress counts as it happens, wherever you are (but see what counts, below).
2. When a quest's bar fills, its card glows gold: press Claim.
3. Claim all of a period's quests and its bonus unlocks: claim that too.

Don't like a quest? Each period gives you 1 swap: press Swap on a quest you haven't finished to trade it for another. A finished quest you don't claim before the reset is lost, so claim as you go.

#What counts

• Monsters count when they die near you, as experience does: you needn't land the killing blow. Monsters in the Nexus, vaults and the minigames don't count (the Arena has its own wave quests), nor do monsters that give no experience or that staff spawned.
• A dungeon counts as cleared once its last boss is dead, for everyone still in it who was near a boss when it died. Each run counts once. Its difficulty is the one on the Dungeons page, from its strongest boss.
• Realm events are the realm's event bosses (the ones that count towards closing it). Closing a realm counts for everyone in the realm when its last event falls.
• Stat potions count when they raise a stat: one that goes to potion storage doesn't (you can take it back out).
• Fame is the fame your characters earn as they play (what the death screen calls base fame).
• Arena waves count when everyone in the Arena beats a wave.

#Daily quests

#Weekly quests

#Monthly quests

#Bonuses

#The daily reward

Log in once a day and collect a reward from the Chronicler (or the quest log's Daily Rewards page). The track has 28 days, with bigger rewards (★) at the end of each week; after the last day it starts again. The day moves on only when you collect, so missing a day never loses your place: you just pick up where you left off. A new reward comes at midnight UTC, and a popup tells you when one is waiting. A full track is worth 2,800 fame as well as its items.

Now and then there's a gift above the track for a while: a free item every account can claim once, before its countdown runs out. Until 27 November 2026 it's a Lil' Oryx Generator.

#Achievements

There are 22 achievements, each with 4 tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Ember. They count your whole account's play, for good, and they don't reset. When you reach a tier, the Chronicler writes it down: press Claim on the quest log's Achievements page to collect its reward and its points. If you've reached several tiers at once, one claim collects them all.

Your kills, god kills, Oryx kills, levels and fame from before achievements came were counted from your characters, alive and dead, so veterans start with tiers to claim.

Combat

Dungeons

Classes

Exploration

Social

Collection

#Ranks and name colours

Achievement points raise your rank, shown at the top of the Achievements page (all 3,300 points make you Mythic). Each rank from Adventurer up unlocks a name colour for the chat: pick it in the Customize window (Escape, then Customize), under "Achievement ranks" (the A puts your usual colour back). The same window picks your glow; see Hall of Champions.

#Good to know

• Guests can't collect rewards: register your account first.
• Quests, the daily reward and achievements are kept on your account, so they follow you to every character and every server, and survive server restarts.
• The rewards are meant to add to your play, not replace it: a quest gives a few minutes' worth of fame, and the items are the kind that drop anyway.