Tier Generator

The Tier Generator creates multiple difficulty variants from a single quest. Instead of manually duplicating quests and adjusting numbers, you define multipliers and the generator produces all variants at once, complete with daily pool entries.

What Are Tiers?

Tiers are difficulty levels for the same quest concept. A "Kill 5 Trorks" quest becomes four variants:

Tier	Objective	Reward	Pool Weight
Common	Kill 5 Trorks	50 tokens	40 (most frequent)
Rare	Kill 10 Trorks	75 tokens	30
Epic	Kill 15 Trorks	100 tokens	20
Legendary	Kill 25 Trorks	150 tokens	10 (least frequent)

Higher tiers have more demanding objectives but also give better rewards. Pool weights control how often each tier appears in the daily/weekly rotation -- common quests appear most often, legendary quests are rare.

Opening the Tier Generator

1. Select a quest in the quest list
2. Click the "Generate Tiers" button above the quest editor
3. The Tier Generator modal opens

The modal shows the base quest ID at the top so you always know which quest you are generating variants from.

Default Tiers

The generator comes with four pre-configured tiers:

Tier	Suffix	Count Multiplier	Reward Multiplier	Weight
Common	_common	1x	1x	40
Rare	_rare	2x	1.5x	30
Epic	_epic	3x	2x	20
Legendary	_legendary	5x	3x	10

Each tier has a color indicator for easy visual identification (gray, blue, purple, amber).

Customizing Multipliers

You can adjust every tier's settings before generating:

Count Multiplier

Controls how much the objective counts are scaled. A multiplier of 2 means "Kill 5" becomes "Kill 10". Minimum value is 0.5.

Reward Multiplier

Controls how much the reward amounts are scaled. A multiplier of 1.5 means 50 tokens becomes 75 tokens. Applies to:

• Item amounts
• Token amounts
• Currency amounts
• XP amounts

Rounding

All scaled values are rounded to the nearest whole number. For example, 50 tokens with a 1.5x multiplier becomes 75 tokens (not 74.999).

Weight

Controls the probability of this tier being selected in the daily/weekly pool. Higher weight means the tier appears more often. The actual chance is calculated as weight / total_weight.

Reset Defaults

Click "Reset defaults" to restore all multipliers and weights to their original values.

Preview

The lower section of the modal shows a live preview table that updates as you adjust multipliers. For each tier, you can see:

Column	Description
Tier	Color dot and tier name
Quest ID	Generated quest ID (base ID + tier suffix)
Objectives	Scaled objective summary (type, count, targets)
Rewards	Scaled reward summary (type, amounts)
Weight	Visual weight bar + numeric value

Below the table, a summary shows the total weight across all tiers.

Check the Preview

Always review the preview before generating. Make sure the objective counts and reward amounts look reasonable for each tier.

Generating

Click "Generate 4 Quests" to create the tiered variants. The generator will:

1. Create 4 new quests -- One per tier, with IDs like side_kill_trorks_common, side_kill_trorks_rare, etc.
2. Set all quests to type daily -- With daily_reset and repeatable options enabled
3. Create pool entries -- One entry per quest in the daily pool, with the configured weights
4. Skip duplicates -- If a quest with the same ID already exists, it is skipped
5. Close the modal -- A green confirmation message appears briefly

After generation, you can find the new quests in the quest list and edit them further if needed. The pool entries appear on the Pools page.

Example Workflow

Here is a typical workflow for creating tiered daily quests:

1. Create a base quest using the "Daily Quest" template or manually
2. Set up the objectives and rewards for the easiest difficulty (Common tier)
3. Open the Tier Generator
4. Adjust multipliers if the defaults do not fit your design
5. Review the preview table
6. Click Generate
7. Check the Pools page to verify the pool entries

One-Way Operation

The generator creates new quests but does not link them back to the base quest. If you want to regenerate tiers with different multipliers, delete the existing tiered quests first (or use different base quest IDs).

When to Use Tiers

Tiers work best for:

• Daily quests -- Give players varied difficulty each day
• Weekly quests -- Higher-tier versions for weekly challenges
• Repeatable content -- Combat, gathering, or mining quests that scale naturally with count

Tiers are less useful for:

• Story quests -- These have fixed narrative progression
• NPC interaction quests -- "Talk to NPC" does not scale meaningfully with count
• Exploration quests -- Zone discovery is typically a one-time event

Next Steps

• Quest Editing -- Edit the generated quests further
• Importing Data -- Load existing configs to generate tiers from server quests