Multi-questing
Posted 07-07-2008 at 08:38 AM by Smaken
Multi-questing. No, I'm not talking about doing multiple quests at the same time, I'm talking about daily quests you can do as a group and get credit for everyone in your group with.
So (mostly) off the top of my head, here goes:
In Shatt:
The goggles quest in Nagrand, everyone gets credit for each fire you sample.
The get the missive note from the sunhawks, it drops for everyone in the party.
On Isle of QD:
Arm the wards - no
Don't stop now - no
Crush the Dawnblade - yes
Disrupt the Greengill Coast - yes
Distraction at the Dead Scar (bombing run #1) - yes
Further Conversions - yes
Keeping the Enemy at bay (bombing run #2) - yes
Know your ley lines - yes
The Battle must go on - yes
Most bombing runs, like the ones in Skettis and Blade's Edge Mtns are group favorable, so if you are all flying together you can all get credit.
The point to all this is that while we tend to solo our dailies, there are really a lot of quests we could do together and get the same amount of credit for.
Here is one of my favorite examples: Crush the Dawnblade
Take out 15 mobs, in a crowded environment, high chance for adds, all sorts of annoying. But team up with 2 or 3 others, and suddenly its the easiest quest on the island. What was an add ridden crowd suddenly becomes a target rich environment. I've been in the blood crystal room and had people running in to do the ley lines quest pull in several mobs they didn't notice they were trailing. Solo, it would have been a corpse run and a repair bill, but with my group (which consisted of a shadow priest, a holy priest, a hunter and myself, a warrior) we lost only the hunter, who didn't get his Feign off in time. A quick res and we were off to kill some demons.
So if you see some guildies or some friends on the Isle with you, don't hesitate to invite them. You'll find you can knock out the majority of the quests then either go on to a dungeon or raid, or you can go back and finish the rest of the quests (solo or with your friend).
So (mostly) off the top of my head, here goes:
In Shatt:
The goggles quest in Nagrand, everyone gets credit for each fire you sample.
The get the missive note from the sunhawks, it drops for everyone in the party.
On Isle of QD:
Arm the wards - no
Don't stop now - no
Crush the Dawnblade - yes
Disrupt the Greengill Coast - yes
Distraction at the Dead Scar (bombing run #1) - yes
Further Conversions - yes
Keeping the Enemy at bay (bombing run #2) - yes
Know your ley lines - yes
The Battle must go on - yes
Most bombing runs, like the ones in Skettis and Blade's Edge Mtns are group favorable, so if you are all flying together you can all get credit.
The point to all this is that while we tend to solo our dailies, there are really a lot of quests we could do together and get the same amount of credit for.
Here is one of my favorite examples: Crush the Dawnblade
Take out 15 mobs, in a crowded environment, high chance for adds, all sorts of annoying. But team up with 2 or 3 others, and suddenly its the easiest quest on the island. What was an add ridden crowd suddenly becomes a target rich environment. I've been in the blood crystal room and had people running in to do the ley lines quest pull in several mobs they didn't notice they were trailing. Solo, it would have been a corpse run and a repair bill, but with my group (which consisted of a shadow priest, a holy priest, a hunter and myself, a warrior) we lost only the hunter, who didn't get his Feign off in time. A quick res and we were off to kill some demons.
So if you see some guildies or some friends on the Isle with you, don't hesitate to invite them. You'll find you can knock out the majority of the quests then either go on to a dungeon or raid, or you can go back and finish the rest of the quests (solo or with your friend).
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