i got my class from a quest

In World of Warcraft, Warlocks could obtain a Hellwarhorse through class quests after reaching level 40. The specific process of the quest was as follows: First, the Warlock needed to find the Class Trainer, Zefrost, who was located in Orgrimmar. Next, the quest required the Warlock to go to Rattan City to find Stanhard Farshan and talk to him. After that, the Warlock would need to talk to Farshan again to complete the quest to summon the Hellwarhorse. After completing the quest, the Warlock would be able to obtain this mount without spending any gold coins. The appearance of the Hellwarhorse was considered pretty good. As for the Warlock's Dreadsteed quest, it required the character to reach Level 60 and complete a long quest chain.

The Warlock class quest, Book of Conspiracy, required players to complete a series of steps. First of all, players needed to find a Warlock trainer in the main city. Once they reached level 30, they would trigger a mission. After that, the player needed to head to Rattan City near the Barrenlands to talk to Stanhard Farshan. Next, the player needed to return to the main city and find a specific NPC to talk to. If they were Alliance players, they would need to find Ironforge's NPC, Krom Thickarm, and if they were Horde players, they would need to find Undercity's NPC, Yola Annison. At the NPC of the main city, the player's mission was to retrieve the two parts of the Book of Conspiracy. Both parts had been damaged and lost. Finally, players needed to head to Thousand Needles Stone Forest and find the Centaur Cave in the Centaur Village. In the cave, the player would find a small box with the damaged manuscript of the quest item. As for the specific rewards and other details of the mission, there was no mention of it in the information given so far.

How to complete the 50 class quest of the TL Thief? To complete the TL Thief 50 Class Quest, you need to reach Level 50 first and then head to the Tarandias Instance Dungeon in The Dark Labyrinth area to accept the quest. This instance is located in an underground city in the Shadow Fang area. You need to defeat the monsters inside to obtain The mission reward. The details of the mission were as follows: [Quest Title:50 Class Quests] [Mission Description: As a TL Thief, you need to complete the mission in the Tarrendias Instance Dungeon to prove your strength.] [Quest objective: Defeat the monsters in the dungeon to collect the quest items.] [Prerequisite: Level 50] [Quest Reward: Experience, Gold, Purple Equipment] Mission flow: 1. Head to the Tarandias Instance Dungeon in The Dark Labyrinth area and defeat the monsters inside to collect the quest items. 2. After completing the mission, return to the NPC to receive the reward and end the mission. Note: 1. Quest NPC is located in The " Tanlidias " Instance Dungeon in the " Shadow Tooth " area. You need to enter the Instance Dungeon to find him. 2. Completing the mission requires a certain amount of skill and strength. You need to be careful and pay attention to the monster's attack and defense. 3. After completing the mission, you can obtain experience, money, purple equipment and other rewards to help increase your class level and strength.

The Dark Knight class has an amazing quest story too. It delves deep into the concept of justice and vengeance. You follow the path of a character who struggles with inner demons while trying to uphold their own sense of right and wrong. As the quests progress, you get to see the character grow and develop their own unique brand of justice in the world of FF XIV.

Yes, you can sometimes turn in story quests on another class, depending on the game's specific rules and mechanics.

No, it's never your fault for being bullied. Bullying is the fault of the bully, not the victim.

I don't know what you mean by "Ye Xiu was injured and went on a quest". If you can provide more context, I'll do my best to help you. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

In Celestial Bane, the Rogue Weapon obtained through Qian Duoduo's quest was usually called the Nine Nether Pearl. It was an extremely dangerous weapon. It looked like a black gemstone but was much bigger than a real gemstone and had many cracks on its surface that were difficult to detect. The use of the Nine Nether Pearl required careful consideration because it had extremely powerful attack power and could cause extremely high damage. However, it also had some limitations. For example, it required a certain amount of spiritual power to be used every time, and it could not be used again after it was used. In novels, the way to use the Nine Nether Pearl was usually to embed it into a weapon and use specific techniques and spells to maximize its effect. Some novels also described the serious consequences of using the Nine Nether Pearl, such as the possibility of causing the character to die or suffer serious injuries. Therefore, one had to be careful when using the Nine Nether Pearl. One had to fully understand its limitations and consequences before using it.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this novel. But generally, it might be about a character who has the 'weakest class' related to dragon taming. Maybe it's a story of how this character overcomes the disadvantages of this class and rises to become a great dragon tamer.