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'''Quest Points''', often abbreviated as '''QP''', are given to [[player]]s after they complete [[Quests]]. They are a measure of their completion of [[quest]]s in ''RuneScape''. Players can receive anywhere from 1-10 quest points from completing any given quest.

[[File:Noticeboard_(Quests).png|thumb|350px|A complete quest list.]]
Any [[pay-to-play]] ''RuneScape'' player can have up to '''335''' quest points (as of 13 November 2012) which allows the player to wear the [[quest point cape]]. The [[helmet of trials]] can be worn when a player has '''300''' quest points. In ''[[RuneScape Classic]]'', players can have up to '''112''' quest points. Meanwhile, [[free-to-play]] players can get up to '''46 '''quest points with the release of [[Stolen Hearts]] on [[26 September]] [[2012]], the latest free-to-play quest. [[Miniquest]]s, such as the [[Ghostly robes (miniquest)|Ghostly robes]] or the [[Mage Arena]], do not give any quest points. The latest quest released is [[What's Mine is Yours]] (novice level).

==Quests==
For example in [[Recipe for Disaster]] it gives one Quest Point upon completion, but has eight Sub-Quests which players can complete afterwards for one Quest Point each, and a ''Final Battle'' which gives one Quest Point upon completion, for a total of 10 Quest Points. One of the requirements for the "final battle" includes having 176 Quest Points, 9 of which are earned from the Sub-Quests and the various prerequisite Quests.

Another quest named [[Rag and Bone Man]] used to give 1 Quest Point when completed, afterwards, there was an optional added section where players need to collect bones from a wish list. Completing the wish list section used to give another Quest Point, but after the release of [[Fur 'n' Seek]] it no longer rewards 1 quest point. Instead, completing it now rewards 2 quest points.

[[File:Questpoint Emote.gif|frame|right|A player using the [[Quest points cape]] Emote]]

==Quest point requirements==
*At 13 Quest points, players may start the [[Black Knights' Fortress]] quest.
*At 33 Quest points, players can access the [[Champions' Guild]], which is where players may start the longest [[free-to-play]] quest, [[Dragon Slayer]].
*[[Members]] will have access to [[Quests#Members Quests|additional Quests]], and with higher levels, and other guilds, players need to have:
*33 Quest points to start the [[Wanted!]] quest.
*44 Quest points to start the [[Tears of Guthix]] quest.
*50 Quest points to start the [[Carnillean Rising]] quest.
*56 Quest Points to do the [[Heroes' Quest]], which allows them to access the [[Heroes' Guild]].
*Upon earning 101 Quest points players may start the [[Swan Song]] quest, where they may aid the [[Wise Old Man]] in his final adventure.
*After 108 Quest Points, players may start the [[Legends' Quest]], which allows access to the [[Legends' Guild]].
*Upon earning 176 Quest points, players may finish the [[Recipe for Disaster]] quest by [[Defeating the Culinaromancer]], which allows access to many things, from metal gloves (like [[Culinaromancer's gloves 9|Dragon]] and [[Culinaromancer's gloves 10|Barrows]]) to access to new places (the bottom of the sea).
*At 270 Quest points, a player may start the Grandmaster quest [[While Guthix Sleeps]].
*At 300 Quest points, players can talk to [[Xenia]] to receive the [[Helmet of Trials]].
* Maximum Quest points is required for equipping a [[Quest point cape]], [[Completionist cape]], and [[Completionist cape (t)]].

==Trivia==
* More Quest Points also amounts to more time to collect tears in the [[Tears of Guthix (Distraction and Diversion)|Tears of Guthix]] [[minigame]].
* In [[2001]], completing quests would add to the ''Influence'' Skill. The ''Influence'' Skill was later replaced by the Quest Point System.
* Quest Points given as a reward for completing the quests are not dependent on its difficulty. Easy Quests like [[Gunnar's ground]] give 5 Quest Points while many harder Quests like [[Dealing with Scabaras]] give only 1 Quest Point. However, a Quest's merit cannot only be judged by how many ''QPs'' it gives as a reward. Non-QP rewards also need to be accounted for. Quests with generous rewards generally give fewer quest points.
* Quest points once was a measure to set [[trade limits]]. The more quest points, the higher the trade limit. This was removed with the return of free trade and the old wilderness.
* There is currently a glitch where the 200 or 300 Quest Points Milestone (and likely other Quest Point Milestones) display twice on a [[Adventure's Log]].

==Related Pages==
*[[Quests]]
*[[List of quests]]
*[[Miniquests]]
*[[Guilds]]

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