Luck and Grace Quests
Luck and Grace Quests are Forsaken World's most rewarding daily routine. From level 30, complete quick daily blessing quests for a big burst of experience and Luck Points — then raise your luck level for up to +600% bonus XP, doubled again on World Luck Days.
Overview
Luck and Grace is one of Eyrda's most rewarding daily routines. Every day you can pick up a short set of blessing quests, complete quick objectives around the world, and walk away with a generous burst of experience and Luck Points — the currency that powers the whole system. Best of all, the experience these quests pay can be multiplied many times over once you learn to raise your luck level.
If you want fast, reliable daily experience from around level 30 onward, this is the routine to build your day around.
Getting started
Visit NPC Henry in town to pick up your Luck and Grace quests.

Each day you can take the daily blessing quests — a Sun blessing, a Moon blessing, and a personal Luck quest. Their objectives reroll daily, but once you accept a quest before midnight (server time) its objective is locked in, so it still counts for that day even as the clock turns over.
Every Luck or Grace quest you finish pays out experience and Luck Points, and also feeds your daily activity, merit and guild progress. The quests are available from level 30, and an unclaimed Luck quest stacks — up to 3 can wait for you if you skip a day.

You can also reach everything through the Schedule window (default U key), which is the easiest way to see what's available and manage your luck quest.
Raising your Luck level — the real reward
The headline feature of this system is the luck level shown in brackets next to a quest's name. The higher it climbs, the more experience the quest pays:
- Each level adds +20% experience.
- The maximum is level 30, for a massive +600% — roughly seven times the experience of a base quest.

Your luck level rises as you complete special high-fortune luck quests:
- A Great Luck quest pushes your level up by +5.
- An even rarer Enormous Luck quest jumps it by +10.
So the goal each cycle is simple: chase those big-fortune rolls, bank the level, and then cash in your dailies while the multiplier is high. Luck level is a weekly pursuit — it resets, so each week is a fresh climb back toward the +600% cap.

You can also reroll your daily Luck quest as often as you like, hoping for a better fortune roll. Each reroll carries a chance at a bonus, so it's always worth spinning for a stronger quest before you commit.
World Luck Days
On the 1st, 11th, 21st, and 31st of every month, World Luck Day is in effect and the experience from these quests is doubled. These are the best days of the month to grind your dailies — line up a high luck level beforehand and the rewards stack spectacularly.
Luck quests vs. Grace quests
Luck quests are your flexible, rerollable dailies — change them freely until you land a fortune you like, with a shot at an experience bonus each time. One is offered per day and they stack up to three.
Grace quests are the blessing tasks tied to the Sun and Moon deities of Eyrda. They can't be rerolled like Luck quests, and their objectives change daily, but if you cancel one you can simply take it again.
Typical objectives you'll be sent on across both types include:
- Knight Camp runs
- Hossinger's Secrets
- Adventurer's Letter
- Tag with Egan
- Relocation
- Military Supplies
- Orders of Faith (hunting scrolls)
- Cook's Secrets and Alchemy Secrets
A handy detail: objectives can be pre-completed. If a quest asks you to clear something like Knight Camp and you've already done it that day, the quest counts as finished the moment you accept it — turn it straight in.
Tips
- Hit level 30 first. The system unlocks there, so it's a natural part of your early progression.
- Bank a high luck level before World Luck Days. Doubling a +600% quest is the single biggest experience swing in your daily routine.
- Don't waste stacked Luck quests. Let them build up to three, then clear them on a high-bonus day.
- Reroll freely. Rerolling your Luck quest is cheap fortune-fishing — keep spinning until you get a quest with a bonus attached.
FAQ
Where do I start? Talk to NPC Henry in town, or open the Schedule window (U) to pick up and manage the quests directly.
Are they repeatable? Yes — Luck and Grace quests reset daily. A skipped Luck quest stacks up to three.
Is it worth doing every day? Absolutely. With a high luck level the experience is enormous, and the steady Luck Point income adds up fast — especially on World Luck Days.
See Also
- Daily Quests
- Daily Activities
- Faith
- Main site: Class guides