Quest

Season Quests, often shortened to Quests, are campaigns that slowly progress throughout a season. Quests were introduced in Season 5.

Overview[]

A quest's story is divided into parts that get unlocked on a weekly basis (Or in some cases, bi-weekly). For "The Broken Ghost", the story is told through on-screen text with each part having a different narrator. For the later quests in Season 6 to 9, the story was told through comics done by Dark Horse Comics. Completing the quest's story used to reward the player with an epic weapon skin and a Legendary Charm, but now it requires completing the treasure packs to earn those cosmetics. And as of Season 8, Quests no longer needs progressing through the treasure packs to unlock chapters as they only unlock weekly (Or bi-weekly, in some occasions). Quests returned to on-screen text upon "Trouble in Paradise".

Missions[]

Quests sometimes come with PvE missions. So far, the only quest that has them is "The Broken Ghost".

Rewards[]

Quests also serve as a login bonus. Once per day, players can collect a Treasure Pack from a random supply bin.

Rewards include epic Charms, Apex Packs, 15, and Battle Pass Stars (prior to Season 7, it was Challenge Points).

Players can purchase any missed Treasure Packs for 25 each.

List of Quests[]

Season	Quest	Description	PvE Enemies	PvE Map
Season 5	"The Broken Ghost"	Loba Andrade hunts for nine pieces of a priceless relic, and compels the other Legends to help her assemble it. But the true price of success might be more than anyone is willing to pay.	Prowlers, Shadow Prowlers	Kings Canyon After Dark
Season 6	"The First Ship"	Modder Ramya "Rampart" Parekh needs capital to rebuild her incinerated shop—and those treasure packs scattered around World's Edge and Kings Canyon are looking nice and valuable. Help her nick a few and she might let you skim off the top.	None	None
Season 7	"Family Portrait"	The hunt for an antique battery forces Lifeline, Gibraltar, Octane and Pathfinder to confront their pasts, as families are reunited, secrets are uncovered, and their loved ones are taken hostage! But who's the real villain in this story? You only think you know...
Season 8	"Armageddon"	Mad Maggie, a Salvonian freedom fighter and Fuse's oldest friend, has unleashed mayhem upon the Apex Games! She makes only one demand: THE LEGENDS MUST BRING HER FUSE'S OTHER ARM AS A TROPHY! Fuse, Lifeline, and Bloodhound team up to take her down – but will tensions within the group destroy them before they get the chance?
Season 9	"The Legacy Antigen"	A mysterious fleet of abandoned ships...a city under siege by nature itself...the people they love, with only hours left to live... Follow the Legends as they hunt for the cure every Tuesday, here in Quests...and the stories of their loved ones fighting for survival a few days later, by following @PlayApex on Twitter!
Season 11	"Trouble in Paradise"	Ash has regained old memories that draw her to an important piece of her past. Horizon finds a clue to her son’s fate, but doesn’t like where it leads. Both want something out of reach. What will they do to get it?
Season 12	"The Perfect Son"	Duardo Silva - Octane’s father - has framed Mad Maggie for the sabotage of Olympus. When Maggie, Octane, and Lifeline discover evidence of Duardo’s plans, they hunt for the truth, which will alter their friendship - and the Outlands - forever.
Season 13	"Family Secrets"	For two people who have just met, Bangalore and Newcastle have a lot of words for each other. But when Wraith and Mirage hear something alarming, they set out to uncover the secret hanging between the bickering duo -- forgetting that sometimes, the truth hurts.
Season 14	"Friends Like These"	Not even her survivalist mother could have prepared young Vantage for her greatest challenge yet: making friends as an adult. To her confusion, getting the Legends to like you by pointing out their tensions, heartbreak, and secrets isn't the way to go - or is it? Mirage would help, but he's busy wondering why no one showed up to his party.
Season 15	"Reflections of the Moon"	With the Games now on Boreas's dying moon, Seer takes heat on all sides. As a child once cursed, he can handle it, but he isn't prepared when the fire spreads to those around him.
Season 16	"Weekend Warriors"	Eat. Sleep. Compete. Repeat. Legends rarely get a day off, but when they do, they make the most of it. Prank calls. Fake caves. Orphans with weapons. It's just another weekend in the Outlands.

No Quest Season[]

While the following have no lore released through the Quest page, the Treasure Pack System is still in place with rewards.

Season 10: In lieu of Quest, introduces Apex Chronicles during the second half of the season with Old Ways, New Dawn.
Season 17: What's Past Is Prologue The "Episodes" Tab automatically unlocks four screenshots from Encore, but provide no lore.
Season 18: Kill Code: Revernant Reborn The "Episodes" Tab automatically unlocks four screenshots from Kill Code Part 2, but provide no lore.

Kill Code is released at the end of Season 17 toward the end of the season, and continue onward other seasons to continue the Lore.

Community-drawn comics[]

Each of the current quests have continuations or side stories that are not found in the game; they are comics that are posted on the official Twitter account. Instead of Dark Horse Comics, these comics were done by artists from the community. The comics are still canon since they were officially commissioned by Respawn Entertainment.

According to former writer Tom Casiello, some of the reasons they do this include the following:^[1]

It allow artists to be experimental and play with panel size/shape/layout. There are many restrictions placed on the in-game comics, such as limits to the number of panels or being limited to only rectangular panels. It also minimizes scrutiny on the artist.
It prevents spoilers from dataminers, since the Twitter comics cannot be found in the game. This is Tom Casiello's personal favorite reason.

List of Community-drawn comics[]

Gallery[]

A Treasure Pack. The design changes each season. This design is from Season 5.

References[]

↑ Tom Casiello on Twitter

[1] Tom Casiello on Twitter

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