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# Create new quest

### Before you start

Make sure you have:

* An active campaign in Claimr
* A quest group created (or you'll create one during this process)
* A clear idea of what you want users to accomplish in this quest

### Create your quest

**1. Access your campaign**

From your Claimr main panel, click **Campaigns** in the header menu. Choose the campaign where you want to add the quest and click on it.

**2. Navigate to Quests**

In the campaign header menu, click the **Quests** tab. You'll see all quest groups you've created for this campaign.

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**3. Create a new quest group (if needed)**

If you don't have an appropriate group for your quest yet:

1. Click the **Create Group** button on the right
2. Give your group a descriptive name (e.g., "Social Tasks" or "Onboarding Journey")
3. Click **Create**

Your new group will appear in the quest groups list.

**4. Create your quest**

Click **+ Create quest** within your chosen quest group. A pop-up window will appear with the quest creation form.

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Configure the essential settings for your new quest:

* **Quest name**: Enter a catchy, memorable name that clearly describes what users will do. Examples: "Social starter", "Daily login bonus", "Invite your friends"
* **Completion Points**: Set the base points users earn for completing this quest. Use the quick-select buttons (1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, 100) or type a custom amount. Consider the effort required and your overall reward structure.
* **Points multiplier (%)**: Add a percentage bonus to boost the reward. Use quick-select buttons (1%, 2%, 5%, 10%) or enter a custom percentage. Example: Setting 5% on 100 points gives users 105 points total.
* **Quest short description**: Write a brief summary of what this quest involves. This appears on the quest card in your campaign. Tell users what they'll do and what they'll gain. Keep it clear and engaging.
* **Quest image**: Upload a visual that represents your quest. Click **Upload** to choose an image from your computer. Use eye-catching visuals that match your quest theme.&#x20;

Click the **Create quest** button at the bottom of the pop-up. You'll be redirected to the quest settings page.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Pro tip**: Start with simple quests to test your reward structure before building complex multi-task journeys. You can always add more depth later.
{% endhint %}

### Next steps

Configure your quest in detail:

1. **Add tasks** - Create the specific actions users will complete
2. **Configure Quest Settings** - Set up rules, dependencies, and advanced options
3. **Set Up Rewards** - Define what users earn beyond base points


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