Quest longevity.

I suppose this question can be boiled down to simply:-



"If a Quest is described as being 'Level 10', how many levels above that do
I need to be for that quest to become 'unavailable' to me?"



More specifically, I have a Level 65 Mage and my sights are set pretty
firmly on making it a level 70. However, I enjoyed EPL (and WPL) and would
have liked to have worked my way up the Argent Dawn ranks - however, the
lure of the Outlands 'got me'. So, when I get to level 70, and XP ceases to
matter, can I go back and do all the WPL and EPL quests? Or do I need to
think about doing it now, before the quests become 'unavailable' to me?



Any advice much appreciated.

I think it was "Duncan Adams" <duncan.DeleteThis@hafod.demon.co.uk> that wrote
something like...

>I suppose this question can be boiled down to simply:-
>
>
>
>"If a Quest is described as being 'Level 10', how many levels above that do
>I need to be for that quest to become 'unavailable' to me?"
>
>
>
>More specifically, I have a Level 65 Mage and my sights are set pretty
>firmly on making it a level 70. However, I enjoyed EPL (and WPL) and would
>have liked to have worked my way up the Argent Dawn ranks - however, the
>lure of the Outlands 'got me'. So, when I get to level 70, and XP ceases to
>matter, can I go back and do all the WPL and EPL quests? Or do I need to
>think about doing it now, before the quests become 'unavailable' to me?
>
>
>
>Any advice much appreciated.

Once they become available, in general they are always available.
However, the problem you get is finding them. Once you get high
enough in level that they go gray, you can't find them by looking for
! marks over npc's heads. You have to instead talk to every single
npc you can find. Add in some quests that don't open until some other
quest is done, but isn't specifically linked in a chain, it could be a
pain. Still, you can look up quests for area's in thottbot or such
and use them to track the quests down.

But leveling up now won't prevent you doing the quests later.

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