Template:Infobox Quest
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{{Infobox Quest
|name =
|image =
|aka =
|release =
|update =
|removal =
|removalupdate =
|members =
|voice =
|main_series =
|series_nth =
|area =
|age =
|timeline =
|combat =
|create_id =
|id =
|entity_icon =
}}
Standard parameters
This template uses Module:Infobox, and as such the following standard parameters apply.
Versioning
This template supports versioning. To make a versioned infobox, simply add version# parameters, starting at 1 and increasing until all required versioned are covered. The value of the version parameter is the name given to the version, which applies to the button/option to select the version, as well as to any SMW subobjects used.
For example, |version1=used|version2=broken.
Other parameters can (and at least some should) be versioned, and can be done by appending corresponding integers to the parameter name (e.g. |name1=Superior tetsu body|name2=Superior tetsu body (broken)).
If a version name is set to a value that results in an invalid name for a subobject, the subobject name will be modified and Category:Pages with an invalid subobject name will be added to the page.
By default, multi-version infoboxes use 1-based indexes as the switch IDs. If multiple multi-version infoboxes or Template:Switch infoboxes exist on the same page, this can cause conflicts. If needed, you can manually specify switch IDs using the switch_id# parameter (e.g. |switch_id1=alt1|switch_id2=alt2). For more info, see Template:Switch infobox § Specifying switch IDs.
smwname
This sets the Semantic MediaWiki subobject(s) that the infobox (or current infobox version) should set the parameters into. This is only required when the infobox version name is not the intended destination of semantic properties, or if an unversioned infobox needs to set properties into a specific subobject (e.g. when versioned and unversioned infoboxes (of different types, like Item and Bonuses) are used on the same page).
By default if the page has versions, properties are set into named subobjects, where the names are the version names; if the page does not have versions, the properties are set on to the page itself. Setting smwname overrides the default behaviour - the properties will be set to the specified subobjects and only the specified subobjects.
Multiple subobjects can be specified by separating the subobject names with the broken bar ¦ - the properties will be set in all of the subobjects specified.
smwname can be versioned to change where specific infobox versions set the properties.
__dump__
If __dump__ is present with any value, rather than displaying the infobox as normal, a string version of the infobox object is dumped to the page. This is for debugging the infobox and should only be used by previewing the page; it should never be saved in a mainspace page. Setting this adds Category:Dumping infoboxes to the page.
Specifically, this applies when the infobox is converted to a string, which will always occur when the module finally returns, but may occur earlier in the code. The object is dumped using mw.dumpObject(box). Dumping will not prevent a script error occuring.
Parameters
name
Name of the quest.
image
Image that captures the quest well. See Sliske's Endgame or The World Wakes for good examples.
aka
What the quest is commonly referred to by others, such as WGS for While Guthix Sleeps or TOTG for Twilight of the Gods.
release
Release date of the quest. Should follow the format [[DD Month]] [[YYYY]]. ([[6 June]] [[2012]] etc).
update
Update page that the object was released with. Do not include brackets ([[ & ]]) or the Update: prefix.
removal
Optional. Date the quest was removed, if applicable. Should follow the format [[DD Month]] [[YYYY]].
removalupdate
Optional. Update the quest was removed with, if applicable. Do not include brackets ([[ & ]]) or the Update: prefix.
members
Whether or not the quest is members only. Yes for members, No for free-to-play.
voice
Whether or not the quest is voice-acted. Set to Partial or Full if so, No if not.
difficulty
(Deprecated, official hidden from the quest list) Official difficulty given by Jagex; must be either novice, intermediate, experienced, master, grandmaster, or special.
main_series
Name of the series the quest belongs to. If it does not belong to any, put None. For example, Fort Forinthry or Elf (Prifddinas).
series_nth
(Optional) The sequence of the quest in the series. Parameter must be a number.
series
(Deprecated, after official rearrange the quests into single linear quest series) Comma-separated list of series the quest belongs to. If it does not belong to any, put None.
number
(Deprecated, official hidden from the quest list) Quest number by release date; see quest release dates.
area
The start area the quest is set. Parameter must be one of the predefined area (stored as enum in cache) listed in quest list, including:
- Burthorpe
- Taverley
- Taverley Outskirts
- Lumbridge
- Draynor Village
- Draynor Outskirts
- Wizards' Tower
- Varrock
- Varrock Palace
- Varrock Outskirts
- Silvarea
- Edgeville
- Wilderness
- Ice Mountain
- Falador North
- Falador Castle
- Falador Park
- Rimmington
- Port Sarim
- Daemonheim
- Al Kharid
- Kharidian Desert
- Menaphos & Sophanem
- Morytania
- Paterdomus
- Canifis
- Port Phasmatys
- Karamja
- Entrana
- Seers' Village
- Fremennik Province
- Rellekka
- Fremennik Isles
- Trollheim
- Gnome Village
- Gnome Stronghold
- Kandarin North-West
- Kandarin West
- Kandarin North
- Ardougne
- Ardougne Zoo
- Witchaven
- Kandarin South
- Yanille
- Feldip Hills
- Keldagrim
- Dorgesh-Kaan
- TzHaar City
- Player owned house
- Tirannwn
- Anachronia
- Wushanko Isles (Display: Wushanko Isles - Arc)
- Elsewhere
age
"Age" in which the quest takes place, it is categorisation of quest age so the value may not be necessarily an age in the history; can be either 5, ambiguous, 6, or age of chaos.
timeline
"Timeline" in which the quest take place. Parameter must be one of the predefined values (stored as enum in cache), including:
- Pathfinder
- Adventurer
- Champion
- Heroic
- Legendary
- Mythic
- World Guardian
- Age of Chaos
combat
"NPC combat level" of the quests suggest. Parameter must be one of the predefined values (stored as enum in cache), including:
- none: None
- 1: NPC combat level 1
- 2-3: NPC combat level 2–3
- 4-5: NPC combat level 4–5
- 6-9: NPC combat level 6–9
- scaled: NPC combat level scaled
- 10-19: NPC combat level 10–19
- 20-29: NPC combat level 20–29
- 30-39: NPC combat level 30–39
- 40-49: NPC combat level 40–49
- 50-59: NPC combat level 50–59
- 60-69: NPC combat level 60–69
- 70-79: NPC combat level 70–79
- 80-89: NPC combat level 80–89
- 90-99: NPC combat level 90–99
- 100-109: NPC combat level 100–109
- 110-119: NPC combat level 110–119
- 120-129: NPC combat level 120–129
- 130-139: NPC combat level 130–139
- 140-149: NPC combat level 140–149
- 150-159: NPC combat level 150–159
- 160-169: NPC combat level 160–169
- 170-179: NPC combat level 170–179
- 180-189: NPC combat level 180–189
- 190-189: NPC combat level 190–199
- 200+: NPC combat level 200+
override_seq
Most of the quests do not have this parameter set. Some quests have their "customised" sequence on their timeline. Commonly the quests are ordered the release year and release sequence, the chronological order in lore. The parameter is retrieved from the cache and must be a numeric value. Must of the time it is a four digit integer (<=9999) overriding the release sequence in the same year, with exception of Sins of the Father which overrides both release year and the sequence on the release year.
create_id
Creation ID of the quest from the cache. Parameter must be a number.
id
ID of the quest from the cache. Parameter must be a number.
entiity_icon
Optional. Entity icon for the quest taken from the cache; not every quest has one. Remove this field if the quest does not have one.