Favorite quests?

[Battery]

I really like both lordsmarch chains, great fun xp and rewards. Titan is the best raid I've ever played in any game by far

Hate any mario bros pipe jumping air jet flying quests like the pit and spies in the house

[Chette]

Necro IV series, particularly the end raid. We need more puzzles in the game and less brute force.

Read by a dev.

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[Uska]

Stormcleave and deleras

[RandomKeypress]

Partycrashers, despite that scorpion. So much to do, so many nice little touches and it can be challenging.

Favourite raid is probably the Shroud. I realise I'm in the minority there, but it's variable, complex, can be a cakewalk or a challenge, depending on the pug, gives brilliant rewards and it isn't just hack and slash. Done it, I'd guess, getting on for fifty times and I still enjoy it. I'll probably hate it one day, but not today.

Other favourites: the pit, coal chamber, rainbow, tear of whatshisname, Gwylans and Deleras.

[joaofalcao]

Tomb of the tormented.

Its just cool. Guiding the rat through the maze, hoping he can defeat those ugly cascass eaters.

I like puzzles and pets, hehe.

[brian14]

Delirium -- enough said about it already!
Ritual Sacrifice -- love knocking gnolls off ledges
Frame Work -- it's just so... intense
Kobold Assault -- same reason, but only at level
Thirteenth Eclipse -- love to show it to people who are familiar with MMORPG concept, but never played DDO. Makes an impressive introduction.
Stealthy Repossession -- with a bard, it's an absolute hoot
"Depths" series -- 1st edition D&D nostalgia

[markusthelion]

Delera's & The Titan Awakes (although the latter needs some reworking).

[morticianjohn]

Crystal Cove..... nah.

Partycrashers and under the big top have made my list.... I won't list everything but those stick out because they're from the same quest pack.

[Dandonk]

I like the Tangleroot series a lot. Yes, I know that something is seriously wrong with me, but I do; and my treatment programme isn't helping me much, at least so far.

[Enir]

I know that it isn't popular since the XP isn't great and the rewards are just average, but I love the 3BC quests!
Two-Toed Tobias with the 'Goonies' ship.
The Stones Run Red with all the lava lakes.
Old Grey Gnarl's Tomb with the trog casters, oozes and jumping across pillars.
Rackam's Trial with that vertical challenge. And Fezzik is in there!
And Ghost of a Chance with WF and that truly epic room-sized puzzle!
Even the wilderness is interesting - visiting the old market tent and diving off the bell tower.

While I don't enjoy Scoundrel's Run nor Guard Duty, they really aren't bad.
I pretty much live in 3BC on my lvl 6-8 characters. Who doesn't love pirates?

[chodelord]

All the lordsmarch/attack quests are brilliant. They are a really high bar that new content will work to beat.

They are all a good length without being repetitive or tedious. They have decent rewards that make them worth farming, they have fun, varied environments and interesting enemies.

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The WORST quests are all the necro quests. Starting with necro 1 as repetitive and tedious, continuing with necro 2 with extensive use of shadow mobs that are the least fun to fight in the whole game, and then necro 3 that introduces completely unfun obnoxious mechanics like using trade window to pass the gear, or the holy water to avoid the cursed water, etc.

Necro 4 is the least offensive of the bunch but I wouldn't recommend anyone buy the necro 1-3 packs.

[Rubiconn]

Lets see
I like invaders its always fun to run multiple times.
I like the GH quests for zergability
I love rainbow in the dark
I like chronoscope on epic and at level its just so trippy

I will probably like the abbot once I get that @$%^$% sigil put together.

I like all the raids

[Bargol]

I don't really have a favorite quest, but my two pavorite packs are the desert and gianthold. I don't know what it is but I always look forward to running them and have a hard time swithcing to different content when I outlevel them.

[Viciouspika]

I like the splinterskull chain for low to mid-level quests. I always think of John Cleese in The Holy Grail storming, storming, storming, storming, storming the castle then killing everything. Makings me laugh everytime.

Delirium for the drinking beholders.

For high level quest, I like I Dream of Jeets. For once we dont have to protect the damsal (coyle), we get to kill her and the DM Chat is funny becasue we always want a less greedy halfling.

There are so many that I like that others have already mentioned and Callus loves to laugh. hehehe

Have fun storming the castle again, and again, and again.

[Yazzman]

Come out and Slay - ROOFS!!
Proof is in the Poison - great challenge at level even for twinked toons
The Pit, Spies in the House - one of the few that take place in ll three dimensions and are more then just a kill-fest
Ghosts of Perdition - love the end-boss fight, especially when doing the optional chest
Delirium - "you don't like the way the key is looking at you"
Rainbow in the Dark - best DDO quest ever, period.
I Dream of Jeets - one of the most original quests, love the design

[Khanyth]

For early levels, Kobold's New Ringleader

For mid levels, Stormcleave outpost

For later levels, Prey on the Hunter and the Shroud raid

EDIT because this was read by a dev:

Kobald's New Ringleader, I loved because it had a nice balance of breakables, stealth, and lots of killing those pesky Kobolds

Stormcleave outpost, I loved the variety of enemies, killing the giants, lots of collectables to collect and the after part where when you wait until the end and stop the invasion (at least, whenever I did the quest) Furthermore, I liked that you have to have a balanced party and work as a team

Prey, I love the respawning giants, and that you always have to be on your toes for them. I like that it is a nice balance of killing and zerging and maze and running and breaking ice and killing those giants and the tie in with Korthos Island and Ausixakixasdflkdsafhdsafkjhsahdsakjghkjadsgh (spl?)

Shroud: it like that it's a quest that, depsite being a grind, gives a pretty good reward in the end and has many good parts to it

[OpallNotten]

Rainbow In The Dark
When I was TRing my Bard awhile ago, me and my husband stepped in that quest under level. I have ran that quest hundreds of times and yet I forgot about the staff having a level requirement on it......
Glitterdust

We are just returning from a 13 month break so this was the first time running (on elite) the next quest. I can't recall the name of it now What got me on this quest that made me really enjoy it was running up the mine hallway and then a HUGE freaking boulder comes busting through and kills me.......
Indiana Jones music started playing in my head as I watch my husband haul a@@ down the hallway (laughing at me).

Opall

[Krastave]

Only a few for me,

1. Tear of dhakaan
2. gwylans stand
3. Stormcleave outpost
4. STK chain
5. Crucible (we need more of those)

In my opinion not alot of quest come near those, not saying other quests are bad.
but i just love these.

[PookaWitch]

The Lordsmarch quest series - my husband and I both love, love, LOVE these quests. The storyline was great, the loot is excellent, and it's lots of fun. ^_^ We'll often just do a day (or split into two days) set of runs through it.

Delerium - it's so much fun. I love the lines in it, such as how the key is looking at you funny. lol It's an entertaining quest, short, and good rewards/xp.

Gianthold Tor - nothing like fighting tons of giants in an onslaught to give you fond memories of some old AD&D roleplays. (Against the Giants, Temple of Elemental Evil, etc). And dragon slaying is just classic and uber fun.

Crystal Cove - erm, I don't know if this counts, but I really, REALLY loved playing that.

[Dulcimerist]

The Snitch - I really enjoy chasing the annoying halfling throughout the entire quest, and then finally seeing him get killed.

The Snitch is a quest I've found myself doing over and over, just for the entertainment value.

Also... Crateos rocks!