Quest

Quests in Negame are an important part of society, as many people publish their quests for help. Those quests are either found on boards in villages, or in buildings in cities called Quest posts.

Rankings
Those posted in villages aren't ranked, which means everyone can take them, with no level nor rank requirement. Though, those posted in the cities are taken care of by the receptionists and ranked after analysis.

Some quests can be done solo (but can be grouped!) but some NEED to be with a group, like the duos or the raids. Raids always require a group of minimum four, which is most of the time a very dangerous creature called a boss.

Ranks for solo & duo questing go from: (from lowest to highest)


 * F, E, D (very low, for beginners)
 * C, B (can be interesting, yet quite easy)
 * A-, A, A+ (getting quite interesting yet hard, can get nice loot with the reward)
 * S-, S, S+ (these can get really difficult alone)
 * SS (rarely done solo, most of the time a rare creature)
 * X (very important quest, yet most of the time leads to the death of multiple people to weaken the enemy)

Ranks for Raid questing go from: (lowest to highest)


 * RAID: A
 * RAID: S
 * RAID: SS
 * RAID: X (the X rank here means that it is a very dangerous enemy that NEEDS to be taken down as it may kill innocents.)

Currency
Quests have been around before Currency even existed. Currency appeared as marked rocks, sort of "tokens" to get food or precious materials in exchange for helping someone out, or killing monsters that could harm the tribe. From how easy it was to copy them, they had to make them out of something special. Plus, some quests were less important than others, and giving smaller rocks didn't work. After all, it was too hard to compare the small ones to the medium ones, etc.

So came Copper coins. Copper was the only metal used at the time. Those were quite small and expensive, and were used with the rocks. Only one of the two problems was fixed... but it worked like so for a bit. After a while, Silver was used, then Gold for coins. Both were quite expensive, but rocks were quickly removed from the currency system. Some even created Platinum coins, because they had too many Gold coins.

Platinum coins are quite rare, only the richest can boast about having one, or even some. As a bounty hunter, only raids can give up to one or perhaps two platinum coins that are usually split up for the whole group.

F, E, B usually gives Copper. C, B, A rewards with Silver and the rest with Gold. Most of the quests also comes with more rewards than just Gold coins, like weapons or others items that can be sold.