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# Quest

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The quest system provides players with clear goals and direction, enhancing game interaction and engagement. By completing quests, players earn additional rewards that accelerate game progress and improve their gaming experience.

## Seasonal Quests

Seasonal quests are tied to the current season, linked to its goals and events. These quests encourage participation in seasonal activities and deeper exploration of the game’s content.

## Regular Quests

Regular quests are daily tasks that provide ongoing motivation and a steady supply of resources. These quests may include resource collection, character development, combat challenges, and more, covering multiple aspects of the game to guide players in exploring all its features.

Completing these quests rewards players with $XENO, character enhancement materials, rare equipment, LAND upgrade items, and ticket fragments. These rewards boost combat power and offer more strategic options and enjoyment.


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