Quests
Quests are optional challenges for a season — a checklist of league flavour that sits alongside the games. Finish one and you earn a badge. They reward painting, nudge people to try new things, and give the league some texture beyond win and loss.
Quests never touch standings, points, or seeding — they are badges only.
How it works
Done a quest? Claim it from the Quests tab. Some quests want a photo as proof — pick one of your gallery or match photos, or upload a new shot right there on the quest. A shot uploaded on a quest is evidence for that quest: it stays on that card and doesn't join the league gallery.
A claim starts as pending. The organizer approves or rejects it — any photo you attached shows next to the claim — and an approved claim lights up the badge. If the league has it switched on, approving also announces it in Discord.
The Discord announcement
A league can announce every completed quest to its channel. It's off unless the organizer turns it on, and it fires on approval — nothing is posted while a claim is still pending, and a rejected claim is never posted at all. Every announcement carries a Quest board link, so the channel is one tap from the board itself.
With written commentary on, the post carries a sentence underneath it, written from your Team Lore — the story you wrote for your force on your loadout page. It only ever states what the league actually recorded: that you finished the quest, whether anyone had before, and where you are on the quest board. It is never told how you did it, because nothing in the app records that.
Two settings on every quest
- Once or repeatable. A once quest is earned a single time; a repeatable one can be claimed again and again — a fresh badge every new store you play at, or every friend you bring in.
- Photo or not. Turn on requires a photo for anything you want to see evidence of — a painted team, a piece of terrain. The player attaches the photo when they claim, and it can be a brand-new upload made for that quest.
Quest ideas
A starting menu — mix, rename, or invent your own. The tag on each card shows how you would set it up: whether it wants a photo, and whether it can be earned once or over and over.
Painting & hobby
Field a fully painted kill team. The classic — a photo of the squad on the table.
Photo · Once
Build and paint a team you have never run before this season.
Photo · Once
Make a piece of terrain for the league tables. Repeatable, so keen hobbyists can keep going.
Photo · Repeatable
Custom objective markers instead of bare dice.
Photo · Once
Get out and play
Play a league game at a shop you have not played at before — claim it again each new venue.
Repeatable
Run a faction you have never played. Repeatable to reward variety all season.
Repeatable
Get all your scheduled games in — no dropped games, no ghosting an opponent.
Once
Play against every faction in the league at least once.
Once
Community & growth
Introduce a new player to the league. Claim it for each person you bring in.
Repeatable
Teach a new player their first game, start to finish.
Repeatable
Write up one of your games for the channel — a photo and a few words.
Photo · Repeatable
Lend a team so someone without one could still get a game.
Repeatable
The starter set
A new season can seed a default list with one click — Fully Painted, New Team, Painted, Played a New Store, Gave It a Go (a new faction), Played Every Round, and Brought a Friend. Keep them, hide the ones that do not fit, or add your own.
Setting them up
- Open a season under Organize → Competition and find the Achievements section.
- First time through, hit Set up default achievements to seed the starter list.
- Add your own with Add goal — a name, an optional description, and the repeatable / requires a photo toggles.
- Edit a quest to reword its name or description, or flip the repeatable / requires a photo toggles — past claims are kept.
- Hide a quest to retire it without losing past claims, or delete it to remove it for good.
- Watch the Pending claims list and approve or reject as they come in.
- Optionally announce each completion to Discord (the Discord tab), with a line written from the player's Team Lore. Simulate one first — the settings page links to a page that runs any approved claim through it and posts nothing.
Players find their quests on the Quests tab inside a season.