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Commento di Venara

This quest tracks whether you have looted the chest located on a pillar at 49.7, 69.4 on the Timeless Isle. Supposedly, this chest can be opened daily. However, on the second day (EU) of 5.4, I am not able to loot it again. This may currently be bugged. Should this be fixed, you can use the following macro to track whether you have looted the daily chests:

/run f,z=CreateFrame('frame'),{='Pillar Jump Chest',='Rope Drop Chest',='Feather Fall Chest'};
/run local s,t;t=GetQuestsCompleted();for c,v in pairs(z) do if t then s='' else s=' not' end print('You have'..s,'looted the',v) end

Commento di Eillesthis

Tracks your weekly looting of Cassa del Tesoro Rilucente.

Commento di 701981

How is this a "quest"?

There is no quest-giver, so there is no evident way to add this "quest" to the PC's Quest Log. If you can do that, then it could "track" which chests your PC has opened, of course, and the quest could be automatically re-set at the start of each week.

At the moment, I cannot recall which day and time that weekly quests are re-set. IMX: daily quests are re-set at 05:00 AM Realm (server) time. When weekly or daily quests are re-set, any such quests that are in each PC's Quest Log that are not marked as "(Complete)" are simply removed from the log. If a weekly or daily quest has been completed, the PC can return to the quest-giver for the reward, but cannot repeat the quest until quests are re-set for the next day or week.

In this case, the reward is contained in the chests, so a reward-giver is not necessary and the weekly quest itself can be removed from the Quest Log regardless of whether the quest is "(Complete)". But I do not see any way to have this "quest" added to my PC's Quest Log.

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Puoi controllare se l'hai già completato digitando:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(32969))

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Wowhead's Guide to the Timeless Isle

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