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A '''Fetch Quest''' involves, more or less, fetching something for an [[NPC]] [[quest]]-giver. The item being fetched is irrelevant, as the player will simply be fetching something. This type of quest is also referred to as a "FedEx" quest.

==Get it, boy!==
[[Image:Q-little-girl-ghost.jpg|frame|left|300px|The [[Wizard]] has successfully fetched something.]]

An example of a fetch quest in [[Diablo III]] would be an Act I quest entitled [[Little Girl Lost]], which involved fetching a ghastly doll for a ghostly little girl. That pretty well sums up a fetch quest in a tidy fashion.
Often, a fetch quest and a [[kill quest]] can overlap. The way to tell if one is a fetch or kill quest is basically decided on if an [[item]] needs to be taken from the corpse. If so, it is a fetch quest. If not, it is a kill quest, even though the fetching of the item involves killing. Sometimes a fetch quest will require the player to fetch multiple things, such as in [[Diablo II]] with the Khalim's Will, or the Horadric Staff in Act II of Diablo II.

==General Terminology==

The fetch quest is one of three types of quests that makes up what can be called the "Quest Trifecta" in [[RPG]]s.
It is called such, because there are generally only three types of quests in an RPG, regardless of if the game is an [[MMO]] or a single player game. The other two types of quests are called escort or kill quests.

* Read more about [[Quests]].
* Read more about [[Escort Quests]].
* Read more about [[Kill Quests]].
* Read more [[reference]]s.

[[category:quests]]
[[category:basics]]
[[category:reference]]

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	An example of a fetch quest in [[Diablo III]] would be an Act I quest entitled [[Little Girl Lost]], which involved fetching a ghastly doll for a ghostly little girl. That pretty well sums up a fetch quest in a tidy fashion.		An example of a fetch quest in [[Diablo III]] would be an Act I quest entitled [[Little Girl Lost]], which involved fetching a ghastly doll for a ghostly little girl. That pretty well sums up a fetch quest in a tidy fashion.
−	Often, a fetch quest and a [[kill quest]] can overlap. The way to tell if one is a fetch or kill quest is basically decided on if an [[item]] needs to be taken from the corpse. If so, it is a fetch ~~quest. If not, it is a kill~~ quest, even though the fetching of the item involves killing. Sometimes a fetch quest will require the player to fetch multiple things, such as in [[Diablo II]] with the Khalim's Will, or the Horadric Staff in Act II of Diablo II.	+	Often, a fetch quest and a [[kill quest]] can overlap. The way to tell if one is a fetch or kill quest is basically decided on if an [[item]] needs to be taken from the corpse. If so, it is a fetch quest, even though the fetching of the item involves killing. If not, it is a kill quest. Sometimes a fetch quest will require the player to fetch multiple things, such as in [[Diablo II]] with the Khalim's Will, or the Horadric Staff in Act II of Diablo II.

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