Missions

There is no list to choose from: you complete one mission, get the reward, and the next one opens. The chain is long, and when you finish it you can start again as a new Journey.

The first twenty missions are the beginner campaign. They show you how to gather, craft, equip gear, spend Progress Points, fight for the first time, heal, earn coins, unlock areas, do Contracts and start Offline Training.

The rewards here are raw materials, food, arrows, your first gear, a few Progress Points and small amounts of coins. It’s a starter kit, not a fortune.

Next comes a path that shows where the game leads: new areas, targeted hunting, the road from raw material to a crafted weapon, and all three combat styles. No style is required forever – you only need to try it.

After that, the chain continues through the whole game.

Some requirements check what you already have: an item, a skill level, equipped gear. If you already have it, it counts at once – no need to repeat anything. Only items are taken by the mission.

Other requirements count actions – they are marked “in total”. They count all your actions since the start of the Journey. Manual, automatic and Offline actions all count the same.

You can skip a mission for euros. Skipping opens the next mission, but gives no reward – it’s not a way to get rich.

• Combat
• Mining and gathering
• Items and gear