A quest is a problem that the players can solve, and if you want to
	become an immortal wizard, you have to solve at least some of the
	quests. Most quests are supposed to be personal experiences, thus,
	you should not ask for help unless you really need it. Nor should you
	give quest help, unless the quester is really stuck. Giving detailed
	instructions to someone else on how to solve a quest might prompt the
	admin to remove your character. Wizards that give quest help will be
	removed; mortals are not to ask wizards for quest help, not even their
	seconds. Seconds may help each other with quests.

	On NannyMUD, each quest gives a certain number of points. Easy quests
	give few points, hard quests give many. To become immortal, you must
	collect 65% of the maximum number of quest points - plus a million
	experience points.

	Don't worry if more quests are added. It is the maximum number of
	quest points on the day that you were born (that is, when your player
	character was created) that is used.

	If you solve ALL the quests, you can become immortal even without the
	experience points. Few have succeeded with this feat, though.

	If you go to the Adventurers Guild in the village (or to your own
	guild, if you have joined another one), you can use the command
	'list' to list the quests you can solve, and to see how many points
	you need.

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