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• 1.x/Quester
  ...send your players on fun quests. See below for information on setting up a quester and customizing your quests. ! style="width: 100%; background-color:#ADD8E6" colspan="6" | '''Quester Commands'''
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• Quests
  ...s been discontinued. There are a few great options that will do everything Quester did and more: ...used with Citizens 2 NPCs, this offers similar functionality to Citizens1 Quester.
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• 1.x/Quester
  ...send your players on fun quests. See below for information on setting up a quester and customizing your quests. ! style="width: 100%; background-color:#ADD8E6" colspan="6" | '''Quester Commands'''
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• 1.x/Configuration
  [[quests.yml]] contain your quest files for [[Quester]]s.
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• 1.x/List of Rewards node types
  The rewards node is used in [[Quests.yml]] to tell the quester what to reward the player with when conditions are met. If all the objecti ...npc, and a comma-separated list of toggles in the types: node (eg. trader,quester,guard). Will create an NPC owned by the player who completed the quest, wit
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• 1.x/List of Initial node types
  ...npc, and a comma-separated list of toggles in the types: node (eg. trader,quester,guard). Will create an NPC owned by the player who started the quest, with types: 'guard,trader,quester'
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• 1.x/List of Requirement node types
  The requirements node is used in [[Quests.yml]] to tell the quester what is required for the the player before the quest can start. If all the ...npc, and a comma-separated list of toggles in the types: node (eg. trader,quester,guard). Will create an NPC owned by the player who completed the quest, wit
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• 1.x/Permissions
  citizens.quester.use.* For example: Players could start out with only quester permissions and use quests to grant the use of other NPC Character types th
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• 1.x/Characters
  * [[1.x/Quester]]s are perhaps the most powerful, featuring a robust questing system.
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  | style="width: 85%" align="left" | [[Guard]] {{·}} [[Healer]] {{·}} [[Quester]] {{·}} [[Wizard]] {{·}} [[Blacksmith]] {{·}} [[Trader]] {{·}} [[Evil N
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• 1.x/Quests.yml
  Example: The command required in game to assign the quest to a quester utilizes this title. <pre>/quester assign Title of quest </pre>
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• 1.x/List of Objective node types
  ...t that step. By default, to finish a quest, you must talk to the original quester.
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• Denizen/0.7
  ...t-like' objectives, such as a 'kill quest', if you're familiar with the C1 Quester. But whereas many quest plugins are limited to this feature alone, Denizen, ...al!'''}} LISTEN command implemented, KILL type implemented. Return of the 'Quester'. More types coming soon. Example usage: - LISTEN KILL ID:UniqueId TYPE:ENT
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• Denizen
  ...t-like' objectives, such as a 'kill quest', if you're familiar with the C1 Quester. But whereas many quest plugins are limited to this feature alone, Denizen,
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