ProgressionQuest

# ProgressionQuest If you want players to say “there’s always something to do,” you need quests that feel clean and guided. ProgressionQuest delivers exactly that: structured quest flows, clear objectives, and trackable progress in-game—perfect for storylines, tutorials, and repeatable content. # Highlights: Quest flows with objectives and persistent progression Ideal for story campaigns, tutorials, and long-term content Works great with NPC-driven servers Perfect for: RPG story, tutorial onboarding, content-driven survival. # Why you’ll love it Players always know what to do next Turns your server into a content-driven RPG experience Perfect for tutorials, lore, repeatable tasks ### Typical workflow Create/import your questline config files, then reload: /pquest reload Give a player a quest (admin/testing): /pquest give <player> <questId> Remove/cancel a quest (admin/testing): /pquest remove <player> <questId> Show a player’s active quests / progress: /pquest status <player> (or player command) /quest Reset a player’s quest progress (testing): /pquest reset <player> ### Connecting to NPCs Link a quest start to an NPC interaction (via your quest/NPC config). Players then start quests by right-clicking the NPC and follow objectives in-game. If your command names differ in your build, send me your /pquest help output and I’ll rewrite the command section exactly. # Features Structured quest flows with objectives In-game progression tracking Dialogue-friendly story design Works great with NPC-based worlds # Setup Install the plugin Create/configure questlines Connect quests to NPCs and rewards Test flow, pacing, and completion triggers # Compatibility Platform: Paper / Spigot (Paper recommended) Best with: NPC + Shop + custom rewards/items