How do I find out how many raids each of my toons has run?

[Chugz]

With the new update coming, I would hate to discover that I had surpassed the multiple of 20 threshold just prior to the update. Is there any way to determine how many of each raid our toons have run? Or can you send me the info?

Thank you,

Chugz DeBeer


GenCon 07 Rocked, Thanks Merlask!

[Glenalth]

I don't think there is any way to tell in game at this point. Just going to have to guess.

I suppose the amount of raid loot on your character can help estimate it...

[Drak]

I would also suspect that the count will begin at 0 after mod 5 is implimented
And further hope they add a /raidcount command or such so we know how many times we have done each raid

[Memnir]

They've said that they have always had the ability to keep track of raids, Drak, and that the number of times we've done a given raid will carry over into Mod 5.

Heres to hoping that's true.

[studentx]

With the new update coming, I would hate to discover that I had surpassed the multiple of 20 threshold just prior to the update. Is there any way to determine how many of each raid our toons have run? Or can you send me the info?

Thank you,

Chugz DeBeer


GenCon 07 Rocked, Thanks Merlask!

Expect to find yourself back at 0, much like when favor was implemented if you've reset the quest then its unlikely to even count your last completion.

[bobbryan2]

Not to sound rude, but read the GM responses on the system before you give advice.

As of now, the raid counts will be retroactive. But it will be modular division, 20 raids = 0, 15 raids = 15, 47 raids = 7.

[Drak]

They've said that they have always had the ability to keep track of raids, Drak, and that the number of times we've done a given raid will carry over into Mod 5.

Heres to hoping that's true.

sounds good, here is to hoping we are all a few raids shy of 20X , X being an integer

[Ringlord]

People if you check in the little window that pops up showing you the ever popular debate subject of your kill count during a quest you can find out how many times you have run the current quest you are in so you already have a counter to look at. Now maybe you did not succeed all of those times, but I am fairly sure most people can remember the failure runs quite well

It tells you how many times you have repeated a quest at the difficulty you are currently running the quest on.

[Tenkari_Rozahas]

People if you check in the little window that pops up showing you the ever popular debate subject of your kill count during a quest you can find out how many times you have run the current quest you are in so you already have a counter to look at. Now maybe you did not succeed all of those times, but I am fairly sure most people can remember the failure runs quite well

It tells you how many times you have repeated a quest at the difficulty you are currently running the quest on.

your forgetting one thing though.... once your XP capped the counter doesn't go up anymore. so you could complete it a lot more times than it says.

[binnsr]

People if you check in the little window that pops up showing you the ever popular debate subject of your kill count during a quest you can find out how many times you have run the current quest you are in so you already have a counter to look at. Now maybe you did not succeed all of those times, but I am fairly sure most people can remember the failure runs quite well

It tells you how many times you have repeated a quest at the difficulty you are currently running the quest on.

When your character is capped, the in-quest scorecard no longer incriments. That is the source of all the angst regarding this change.

[mrtreats]

It tells you how many times you have repeated a quest at the difficulty you are currently running the quest on.

Thats wrong it tells you the total number done just the first on normal/hard/elite it dont show but still adds to the number

[flowmaster]

They've said that they have always had the ability to keep track of raids, Drak, and that the number of times we've done a given raid will carry over into Mod 5.

Heres to hoping that's true.

In that case, someone who has done Velah 60 times should be able to pick three raid items?

[Mad_Bombardier]

In that case, someone who has done Velah 60 times should be able to pick three raid items?

No, you've already benefitted from static raid loot drops for those 60 raids. The change to end rewards is specifically a boost with the change to random loot drops.

Personally, I think they should start us all over at 0 raids since it's two completely separate raid loot mechanics. But, I graciously accept the 0-19 carryover.

[Guildmaster_Kadish]

In that case, someone who has done Velah 60 times should be able to pick three raid items?

No. Graal explained how it will work in the WDA... raid counts will be retroactive, and whenever your count hits a multiple of 20, you will have the option of choosing a raidloot item from a reward list. If you've already completed 60 of the raid, you will need to complete that raid 20 more times before recieving your first item.

Master Kadish

[Beherit_Baphomar]

No. Graal explained how it will work in the WDA... raid counts will be retroactive, and whenever your count hits a multiple of 20, you will have the option of choosing a raidloot item from a reward list. If you've already completed 60 of the raid, you will need to complete that raid 20 more times before recieving your first item.

Master Kadish

But if youve completed it 59 times you only have to do it one more time to get the raid loot end reward.

[Jolani]

Makes me glad I kept track of how many times I've run each raid.