quest
- noun
- /kwɛst/
- Jargon
- During the game, completing a quest rewards players with valuable items.
Well I'm just wondering how are you going to finish the quest and get your experience points?
- Well I'm just wondering how are you going to finish the quest and get your experience points?
- So I kept getting like these weird quest accomplished thing.
Examples
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Give us a quest that will lead us to your treasure load.
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But this is your quest.
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I'll finish your quest for you.
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We have a quest to fulfill and we are down to just three.
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Are you up for a little quest, Donkey?
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What a fun quest!
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We no longer need to struggle against nature in the quest for immortality or divinity.
Academic text (2001) -
What's interesting to us as storytellers is at the end of their quest, the Grail does appear.
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For LULAC and other Latino/Chicano organizations, the quest for a stable "us" was always in progress.
Academic text (2001) -
Ancient warriors on grand quests drank from its flowing water.
Synonyms
A long adventurous journey with danger and heroic deeds
Compounds
How Difficult
Surface Forms
Etymology
Quest comes from the Latin quaerere 'to seek' and shares its root with question, so in games a quest is a mission or task where you must find or do something. That's why game quests feel like small adventures of searching or completing an important task.