Bounties

How to get Keshma bounties

You can obtain Keshma Bounty Quests in two places.

1. From the vendor below the bank. These quests are commonly known as "Surface Bounties". To see available bounties say "(vendorname), show prices". You can then obtain a bounty by saying "(vendorname), sell #" where the # is the number associated with the bounty you would like to purchase. At the time of this writing there are only two bounties that can be purchased in this manner. A Surface Crit Quest for 5,000,000 gold and a Tiger Quest for 10,000,000 gold. These bounties will always reward you with XP upon completion with a chance of getting either a kesh coin or an uncommon upgrade gem.

2. Just north of the bank is a building with a Bounty Hunter inside. Again, to see available bounties say "(vendorname), show prices". Then you can purchase by saying "(vendorname), sell #" as previously described. Currently there are 8 quests available and all of them cost 1 kesh coin.

Kesh coins can rarely be found as loot on various mobs in Keshma or obtained from the Surface Bounties as an ocassional bonus reward.

How to use and complete bounties

Once you purchase a bounty, a scroll will drop on either the counter or floor depending on where you're purchasing it from. To complete the bounty simply pick up the scroll and leave it in your inventory. So long as the scroll is in your inventory you will get credit for killing mobs that count towards the quest. You can right click the scroll for it to tell you how many enemies you have killed so far. Once the bounty is completed, simply double click the scroll in your inventory (must be in top row) and you will be rewarded with XP and any additional bonus rewards (if any) will drop to the ground. So always remember to check the ground after completing a quest to see if it drop any additional rewards such a kesh coins or upgrade gems.

Note: The Tigeress and Tiger quests will reward a blue gem worth 2,000,000 gold rather than upgrade gems. However, these gems can be combined into an upgrade gem at Vinz. One of each is required, although they look the same visually you can identify whether it is a Tigress or Tiger gem by right clicking on the gem and reading the description.