Minecraft plugin Quests
Information about Quests and servers where it was found
🔌 About Quests
Quests is an open-source Minecraft plugin for creating and running in-game quests. Server staff can define multi-stage quests, assign requirements and rewards, and let players accept and complete multiple quests concurrently. The project is maintained publicly with documentation and source code.
🎯 Purpose
Quests provides a flexible, server-side quest system so administrators can add structured objectives and reward progression without building custom code. It targets server administration, RPG systems, and community-driven gameplay by letting staff craft repeatable and one-off challenges.
⚙️ Features
- Create multi-stage quests with configurable requirements and rewards.
- Players may take on multiple quests at once.
- Chat-based quest editor for in-game quest creation and editing.
- Global quests that can auto-enroll players and share progress across participants.
- Extensible API for custom objectives and integrations.
- Supports multiple reward types (items, commands, permissions) as documented by the project.
🧩 Who It Is For
- Survival and RPG servers that want structured objectives and progression.
- SMP servers wishing to add curated tasks and server events.
- Server administrators who prefer an open-source, extensible quest system.
🏗️ Example Use Cases
- Run seasonal/global events where all players share progress toward a community reward.
- Provide step-by-step questlines for new players that grant items and permissions on completion.
- Create custom objectives via the plugin API to integrate with other server systems.
⚙️ Installation
📥 Setup
- Download the official Quests .jar and place it in your server's
plugins/directory. - Restart the server and check console output to confirm the plugin loaded.
📦 Dependencies
- No required dependencies are listed here. (Refer to official documentation for optional bridges or integrations.)
🧠 Technical Notes
- The plugin is published and developed as an open-source project under the MIT license.
- Official documentation and a public source repository exist for configuration, API usage, and compilation.
- Project releases are distributed through common plugin vendors and the project's repository.
🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful
If you need an open, extensible quest system to add objectives, reward flows, and event-driven content to your Minecraft server, Quests provides a documented plugin and API that let server staff author and manage quests without writing server-side code.
- GospelCraft
Christian-themed Towny survival with custom mobs, mcMMO, jobs and an emphasis on scripture introduced through gameplay.
449.35 - LilBoxPvP
A BoxPvP-focused server with fast arena combat, duels and seasonal progression. Offers custom items, NPC-driven menus, and likely Java–Bedrock crossplay.
449.34 - A Minecraft Server144.38
- Racsu Planet
Cross-play Survival MMORPG (Java + Bedrock) with skills, quests, custom dungeons and an in-game economy backed by an official store and community hub.
044.09 - CorePlay
Classic Czech/Slovak survival server with events, duels, auctions and a friendly community.
042.52 - The One Ring
LOTR‑themed Minecraft server focused on immersive Middle‑Earth: factions, large builds, trade, events and PvP, plus vanilla enchantments and unique Lore Items.
041.45 - Minetown
Dutch Minetopia‑style survival server with economy, custom plugins and a friendly community — begin your adventure now!
040.85 - Starting..128.14
- Britania
Modded community server — Survival, Freebuild and Semi‑RP with friendly staff, ranks and an active wiki. Forge mods required to join.
027.59 - WORLDPE!026.24
- Ï >1@> ?>60;>20BL025.88
- LiminalDream022.33
- &41| In onderhoud |1021.94
- A CreeperHost Server!017.24
The Quests plugin page shows which servers monitoring found this plugin on, and which platforms and versions it appears with.
Plugins may add commands, economy, protection, permissions, mini-games, integrations, or other mechanics. The actual role of Quests depends on each server's configuration.
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