Quest Profiles
Folder: Configs/QuestProfiles/ (any file name, .cfg)
This is how you hand your Quests to an actual NPC. Once you have written a profile here, put its name in a Quests-type NPC's Profile field — the NPC offers every quest listed under that name here. See Core identity settings for exactly where to enter it. It can also be reached remotely, without a nearby NPC, by listing it under QuestProfiles in Distanced UI.
Example
Configs/QuestProfiles/npcs.cfg:
[village_elder]
kill_10_wolves, timber_run, intro_talk
[blacksmith]
craft_masterwork_axe
An NPC set to profile village_elder will offer all three quests listed. An NPC set to blacksmith offers just the one.
Format
[ProfileName]
questID1, questID2, questID3
You can list quest IDs across several lines, or several files, under the same profile name — everything gets combined. For example, Configs/QuestProfiles/elder-part1.cfg and Configs/QuestProfiles/elder-part2.cfg, shown together here for brevity:
[village_elder]
kill_10_wolves, timber_run
[village_elder]
intro_talk, escort_merchant
This is the same as writing all four quest IDs on one line — useful for organizing a large NPC's quest list into logical groups across separate files.
Practical notes
- The order you list quests in does not control anything about how they are offered — it is just for your own organization.
- A quest ID that does not exist anywhere in Quests is simply ignored — no error, it just never shows up. If a quest is missing in-game, double check the spelling matches exactly.
Related
- Profiles — how profile names group content across files in general.
- Quests — the quest definitions this profile lists.
- Distanced UI — remote access without a nearby NPC.
- First quest guide.