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[pdfisher]

what do you mean by quest assosiated with them? I'm confused valor quests are given from the npcs written in the wiki right? I was actually just looking at that and now that u say quests assosiated with them I'm confused what kind of quests pdfisher if you don't mind me askin

 

I do apologize, let me explain myself better. There are three types of Valor Quests.

 

1: The daily ones, which go along with a particular dungeon.

2: The ones the faction NPCs, or Valor Quest givers give. (Repeatable)

3: The special ones from the Akram Ambassador Aldaric in Junon Polis. (These require a Valor Quest Ticket from IM, repeatable).

 

The IM skill passive which gives extra points, only works for numbers 2 and 3. Premium will give you extra points for the daily ones. I do not know if it affects the other two or not. I hope this clarifies things for you a bit.

[pdfisher]

The quests I'm talking about can be repeated as many times as you want and you can do them even when you have out leveled the monsters you have to kill. If you remember back when there were Union Wars, some of these quests might be familiar since they are the same ones. Back then you'd do the quests to get union points to spend in the union shop, and now you do them for valor points. The nice thing now is that since there are no more UW, you can take quests from any of the union npc's or take some from each- it's all up to you.

 

I'm pretty sure there might be level minimums for a few of the quests but I haven't had the chance to test that yet. I've just been doing them on my lvl 216 raider and cleric since that's where I want the valor points right now. The old union quests required a minimum of level 30 but that may or may not be a requirement to take the quests anymore.

 

My guess is that most max level people get their valor points from doing the dungeons. I'm sure someone who does them can give you an idea of how many points they get per dungeon run. But for me, doing the regular valor quests has been working just fine. We take the ones in Muris when we are going to train, since we are fighting those mobs anyway. When we're not training and I have a few minutes to spare, I grab some of the ones in Junon and do them.  Eldeon has some nice quests if you're the right level to be training there.

 

These quests do have a sort of a level limit, in that as you level higher, the points awarded will drop. So you can still do them at max level, but you get more points if you do them at the correct level.

[Try2KiIlMe]

I see thanks guys and pdfisher no worries was just curious  also is valor account shared? or character bound? like If I decide to make a low level to do me valor quests? if it's not account shared can I use the item that doesn't allow u to get xp so that I wont level so I can farm valor at low levels? does that item work for quests? meaning u wont get any exp when submitting quests?

Edited by Try2KiIlMe, 11 September 2014 - 02:49 AM.

[pdfisher]

I see thanks guys and pdfisher no worries was just curious  also is valor account shared? or character bound? like If I decide to make a low level to do me valor quests? if it's not account shared can I use the item that doesn't allow u to get xp so that I wont level so I can farm valor at low levels? does that item work for quests? meaning u wont get any exp when submitting quests?

 

Valor and honor are not shared on your account, each character has his/her own amount. I never used an experience nullifier and then did a quest which gives experience so I can't answer that one. Perhaps Genesis or Leonis could answer that one?

[HoneyBunz]

I do apologize, let me explain myself better. There are three types of Valor Quests.

 

1: The daily ones, which go along with a particular dungeon.

2: The ones the faction NPCs, or Valor Quest givers give. (Repeatable)

3: The special ones from the Akram Ambassador Aldaric in Junon Polis. (These require a Valor Quest Ticket from IM, repeatable).

 

The IM skill passive which gives extra points, only works for numbers 2 and 3. Premium will give you extra points for the daily ones. I do not know if it affects the other two or not. I hope this clarifies things for you a bit.

Premium bonus (+10 points) does apply on the quests in numbers 2 and 3.

 

These quests do have a sort of a level limit, in that as you level higher, the points awarded will drop. So you can still do them at max level, but you get more points if you do them at the correct level.

You're right that lower level characters will get a few more points from the quests themselves. I think that the cut off for that is level 50.  For high level characters, there was only one quest that gave 1 point- all of the others give at least 2 and if you have the IM passive, that means at least 3.  But what makes them doable is the +10 if you have premium. The quests are easy and you can take several that require the same mobs and do them at the same time. It added up pretty fast tho it might be worth making a low level character just to farm for points with the gem changes so I'm curious about the exp nulifier too. I know you can just party your high level character to prevent the nub from getting exp from the actual killing but I'm curious about the exp you get from completing the quest itself. 

[WH0MP]

99% sure exp nullifiers do nothing with quests, as killing mobs and quests are entirely different systems!