📜Quests

Your new Quest Journal

The Coil now has 1,714 one-time quests across 20 categories. Everyday jobs feed into connected stories, with discoveries between the work and bigger trials waiting at the end.

Open /q, choose a category, and start its first available quest. Read the briefing when you begin and the discovery message when you finish. This guide explains how to play without revealing the story endings.

Start, track, and manage your quests

You must start a quest before doing its action objectives. Quests do not start automatically. The default allowance is four active quests at once; your in-game limit message is the authority if your permissions give you a different allowance.

Choose your first story

Each category progresses in order. You can work on different categories alongside each other within your active-quest allowance. Guild references to The Hole are optional story connections; they do not unlock or complete a Hole chapter.

The Hole: 100 chapters

The Hole gives life. And The Hole takes it away. A seed appears in a sealed archive drawer, and a very ordinary harvest becomes the start of a much larger investigation.

The saga follows two connected conflicts, The Unwritten and The Still Ledger, across thirteen acts. Every chapter requires the previous one. Finish all of a chapter's listed tasks to move forward.

Early chapters begin small. Later chapters involve enormous resource commitments and boss trials that need Nether and End access. Chapters 91 to 100 are intended as near-impossible long-term goals.

The Quiet Bell: a shorter mystery

An unsigned letter reaches the archive. An old bell has fallen silent, and someone has been left on duty far too long. Follow twelve connected chapters through crafting, farming, fishing, travel, and night-time dangers.

Start with A Letter Without a Sender, then read each completion message before opening the next chapter. The discoveries connect the errands into one story.

Chapter 1 rewards $150 and 60 XP points. Later chapters have their own listed rewards, including Coils on selected chapters. The story is one-time, with each chapter unlocked by the one before it.

All 18 guild stories

Choose work you enjoy and follow that category in order. Its numbered assignments build toward four discoveries and a final trial. The counts below include those discovery quests.

Farming, Fishing, and Mining here are quest categories. The separate Pyro guides explain those plugins. For a quest, follow its exact block, crop, fish, or action requirement; a custom Pyro item is not automatically a substitute.

Objectives: what actually counts

Contributions, offerings, and inspections

This is the main thing to check before starting. Inventory objectives can remove materials while other objectives in the same quest are still unfinished.

• The first Collecting quest inspects 16 wheat and keeps it. Later collecting assignments can consume their requested items.
• Inventory tasks use exact item matching. If a renamed, enchanted, custom, or otherwise modified item does not count, try the ordinary item named in the objective.
• Store valuables you do not intend to contribute before starting a matching inventory objective.
• Do not cancel a quest to test whether consumed items will come back. Non-refundable contributions are clearly marked in the quest briefing.

Money, Coils, XP, and the final reward

Rewards are specific to each quest. Read its reward lines before starting and its completion message afterward. Not every quest pays every currency.

Coils are the server currency sometimes called points by the underlying plugin. XP points are Minecraft experience, not levels and not Coils. Those three values are separate.

A useful quest routine

• Open /q before a gathering trip, building session, or crafting project.
• Start an unlocked assignment that fits the work you are about to do.
• Read the exact objective and any item-consumption warning.
• Track the quest you want to watch while you play.
• Keep other active categories manageable, especially when one contains a contribution objective.
• Read the discovery in chat when you finish, then manually start the next step.
• Use the Resource World for bulk gathering and keep your normal build and claim rules in mind.

Locked quests, cancellations, and resets

A locked quest usually needs the previous quest in that category. The journal shows the missing requirement. Finishing a related guild story does not bypass The Hole's chapter order.

Right-click cancellation is available only where the quest allows it and requires confirmation. Cancelling loses progress. Contribution quests may deliberately prevent cancellation because donated items cannot be refunded.

All 1,714 quests in this release are configured as non-repeatable, and daily quests are disabled. There is no automatic daily refresh to wait for. Any future server-wide reset will be announced separately.

If progress or a reward looks wrong

• Confirm the quest was started before you performed the action.
• Check every task, the exact item or mob, and any maturity requirement.
• For block tasks, check whether placing or breaking blocks reversed progress.
• For inventory tasks, check exact matching and whether the objective is an inspection, partial contribution, or full-total offering.
• Check the active-quest limit and the previous chapter if the next quest will not start.
• For a missing reward, include the completion message and whether the missing reward was money, Coils, XP, or an item.
• Report a suspected bug in Discord #bugs with your username, category, quest name or chapter number, screenshot, what you did, and the approximate time.