All World 1 Quests (Walkthrough & Rewards)

Map: Blunder Hills (World 1 Town)

Scripticus is the first NPC in World 1 and shows you the basics of how to play Idleon and provides you with some nice inventory space and potentially your first decent Trophy eventually.

Map: Blunder Hills (World 1 Town)

Mr Pigibank is the banker hoarding all of your Stamps and Bribes, which boost all aspects of Idleon. Quest-wise he only has one, which unlocks the Stamp view upon completion.

Map: Blunder Hills (World 1 Town)

Similar to Mr Pigibank, this NPC only has one purpose and this time it’s holding all of your statues to provide various bonuses to base stats all across the various stats and professions found in the game. This piece of marble also just has a single easy quest that unlocks the use of statues.

Map: Blunder Hills (World 1 Town)

The Builder Bird unlocks the portal to World 2 once you finish most of Scipticus’ quests and kill Amarok. World portals unlock for all characters when the quest is completed!

Map: Tunnels Entrance

Glumlee introduces you to the amazing world of mining, which is a cornerstone of Idleon, as almost all equipment require some sort of ore to be smelted into bars. Sadly his quest rewards are not particularly useful.

Map: Freefall Caverns

Mutton is the next NPC you encounter after Glumlee and he provides a few stamps as rewards, one of which is the Golden Apple Stamp which is a big boost for Gold Food bonuses!

Map: Freefall Caverns

Krunk has some pretty underwhelming quests, the best reward being a new bridge that unlocks at the top of the map which allows you to run to Gold Ores a little faster. Thankfully the quests are pretty easy to finish up.

Map: Spore Meadows

The Woodsman is your introduction to the Chopping skill, but sadly gives no worthwhile rewards from his quests, other than the token which is needed for one of Scripticus’ quests.

Map: Froggy Fields

Typhoon is the Colosseum guardian for World 1 and is your source for Colosseum Tickets for this world. You simply need to complete his one easy quest to start gaining tickets and start Colosseum runs.

Map: Froggy Fields

Picnic Stowaway is an NPC where you can repeat most of his quests once per day, in this case in order to get the King of Food Trophy (one of the best ones early on).

You can also get the important Crystals 4 Dayys Star Talent which increases Crystal Monster spawn chance by A LOT which is important for grinding statues.

Map: Froggy Fields

Hamish is found at the bottom right of Froggy Fields and all of his quests provide some nice rewards including 2 stamps as well as some more storage space.

Map: Grandfrog’s Backyard

Toadstall is just here to introduce you to the Party Dungeons and give you a few Dice to get your first Dungeon Credits. None of the rewards are fantastic and you will get infinitely more by simply grinding the dungeons.

Map: Valley Of The Beans

Promotheus is a well-known NPC as you must talk to him with all of your characters in order to choose a class (except Journeyman, but you can still complete his quests after you have acquired Journeyman).

Also his last quest gives 2 inventory slots which is always great!

Map: Jungle Perimeter

Stiltzcho is an NPC hiding among the Slimes and gives you a Scouting Report that unlocks an achievement (only when playing on Steam), which gives you 20 gems. The rest of his rewards just give you some time candy and a token.

Map: Winding Willows

Funguy has some fun quests, with decent rewards. Mainly a good early game ring which increases your fighting AFK gains, as well as the Funguy Token which is needed for Scripticus’ final quest.

Map: Encroaching Forest Villas

Dog Bone is your path to Amarok and most importantly he starts handing out more keys every day after you complete his first quest.

Other than that, he also provides a Token like most other NPC’s, so you can finish up crafting those Blunderhills NPC Tokens.

Map: Encroaching Forest Villas

Tiki Chief requires you to be level 60 to start his questline, which is surprisingly high, but at least he gives you a stamp for your collection and 50 Kachow statues (+% Crit DMG) which is a nice bonus. Also you’re going to want the Token from his final quest to complete Scripticus’ final quest.

Map: Tucked Away

Papua Piggea provides you with some amazing stamps, especially the Crystallin Stamp which increases Crystal Monster spawn chance.

The quests do take a while to complete though, as one of them needs a few stamps you have to buy from shops and you can only buy 1 of each per day, so make sure to stock up when you can, so all your characters can eventually complete this quest.

Map: The Base Of The Bark

This happy little flower pot is known for the infamous Frisbee collection quest which used to be a lot harder than it is now. Sadly none of the quest rewards are great, but the Frisbee Ring reward can help out in the early game with potential accuracy problems.

Map: Hollowed Trunk

Dazey is another lackluster NPC in terms of rewards with nothing noteworthy to talk about other than the Token which is needed to craft the Hard Blunderhills NPC Token.

Map: Where the Branches End

The Telescope is the way to view and assign your collected Star Signs and constellations, which provide decent bonuses especially after you unlock The Rift and get Infinite Star Signs.

Check out our Star Sign guide to see the locations of all the Star Signs!

Map: Rats Nest

TP Pete is another NPC with no noteworthy quest rewards. You can get a new pickaxe from his last quest but it’s so slow that it’s just not worth using.

BUT, if you type “More like Poopy Pete” while standing next to him, you get a free Star Talent:

Map: Entrance is at The Office map

Meel is a spooky skeleton hidden inside the sewers and has two quests that give you some gems and a mediocre Death Wish ring. These quests can only be completed once and apply to all characters when completed.