Wiki — Quest Autopilot

How It Works

1. Open the Quest Log panel and click Autopilot on any available quest.
2. The server pathfinds your character to the quest-giving NPC and accepts the quest. Quests already in progress skip the giver walk and go straight to the objective.
3. For kill tasks: the autopilot walks to the target monster's spawn zone and hunts until the kill count is met.
4. For fetch quests: the autopilot walks to the quest chest location and loots the item.
5. For visit/collection quests (e.g. the waygate shrines of "The Broken Roads"): the autopilot walks to each objective site and uses it to check it off.
6. For talk/travel quests: the autopilot walks to the destination NPC and completes the dialogue — it can also use boat travel NPCs when the route crosses water.
7. Once complete, the autopilot returns to the NPC to turn in the quest and claim rewards.

Quest List Tools

• Search filter: filter the quest list by name to find a specific quest fast.
• Row markers: quests show [active] and [done] markers so progress is visible at a glance.
• Boat button: jump the walk to the nearest travel NPC when the destination is across the sea.

Limitations

• Group quests are skipped — the autopilot will not attempt quests flagged as group content.
• Unreachable objectives are skipped — if a site or quest can't be reached on foot, the autopilot reports "no foot route" (naming the nearest travel NPC) and moves on instead of stalling.
• AFK penalty applies: While autopilot is active, the 0.6x AFK XP multiplier is in effect.
• Combat is required: The autopilot does not bypass combat — your character fights monsters normally along the way.
• Quest gates: If a quest requires a prerequisite quest, the autopilot will attempt the prerequisite first.
• Manual walks report shortfalls — if you stop a manual guided walk before the target, the autopilot tells you where it stopped instead of a silent "Arrived."

Main Story Autopilot

• The autopilot can chain through the Main Story quests (MS1.5 and MS2) automatically.
• It follows the linear prerequisite chains through the mid-game arc (Q232-250) and the six-zone endgame arc (Q124-183).
• Each quest is completed in sequence: accept → hunt/fetch → turn in → next quest.

Tips

• Equip healing potions before starting autopilot — your character may take damage during hunts.
• Higher movement speed (haste spells, boots of haste) speeds up travel between NPCs and zones.
• The autopilot works alongside the Bot panel — both can be active simultaneously.
• Check the Quest Tracker overlay to monitor autopilot progress in real time.