Level quest

Quest	Level
Acquire documents	19
Assassin quest	90
Assassinate the fairy queen	82
Black butterfly	16
Challenge kurya	62
Colours	27
Enchanted cloak	39
Enchanted forest (quest)	75
Explore10	22
Explore70	77
Explore80	87
Flying citadel (quest)	85
Gong	31
Help lady elberiel	67
Help liezeb	23
Help the baron	35
Help the hobbit	21
Holy grail	44
Inner sanctium of magerathia	84
Ivory blades	49
Jarear's assignments	26
Jim corbett	42
King	29
Kobold staff	18
Liberation	73
Machine	50
Magic tower	51
Manhunt	18
Master hunter	47
Ndoki forest	81
Platter	17
Register	20
Rescue dorian	30
Rescue lady	65
Rescue patrol	57
Return the amulet	52
Return the chest	46
Rob vault	17
Robes of time	28
Roulette	25
Rules 101	21
Sacrifice staff	40
Save duzelton	76
Save secladin village	25
Save the princess daisy	37
Sewer ring	19
Shamanic deed	53
Shrine search	41
Silver battlesuit	70
Spy quest	78
St. patric's abbey	20
Statue	16
Stonehenge (level quest)	61
Successor of province	48
The horsehead mountain	69
The mythical frostblade	55
The puzzle of life	100
The ritual of sacrifice	71
The savage coast	80
The valley of the kings	88
Thief quest	79
Tides of war	83
Victi vicimus	45
Vulcan	38
Wicked witch	32
Win assassination game	79
Zonni statue	60
Zoy's inn	24

BatMUD has different types of quests, the most popular of which are the level quests.

The very first thing you should do before beginning a level quest is to check that you are even qualified. You must be *lower* level than the quest in order to be awarded, if you are the same or higher level, you will not get credit.

As an example, to be eligible for the Visit quest (lq 5), you must be lower than level 5.

Soloing level quests can be quite challenging, even frustrating if you don't have offensive abilities and/or lack the ability to heal self. Also the higher level quest is in question, the harder it usually is to solo. Excluding the Explore70 and Explore80, after level 50 there are practically no level quests you can solo.