Event Quest Item Drops: Difference between revisions

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|Stops when|Your bag holds as many as the quest needs
|Stops when|Your bag holds as many as the quest needs
|Event window|None: these quests are open all year round
|Event window|None: these quests are open all year round
|Drop coupons|Double your own chance (not from bosses)
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'''Event Quest Item Drops''' explains where the collect items of the seasonal quests come from. Most of them are not on any monster's normal loot list: they fall from ''any'' monster, but only while you have the quest accepted and still need the item. If you hunted "everything around your level" and saw nothing, the usual reason is that the quest was not accepted yet.
'''Event Quest Item Drops''' explains where the collect items of the seasonal quests come from. Most of them are not on any monster's normal loot list: they fall from ''any'' monster, but only while you have the quest accepted and still need the item. If you hunted "everything around your level" and saw nothing, the usual reason is that the quest was not accepted yet.
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{{Note|One event item drops for everyone with no quest at all: [[Item:Warm Sunlight|Warm Sunlight]] for [[Aramia's Maple Tree]], 4% from every monster you hit.}}
{{Note|One event item drops for everyone with no quest at all: [[Item:Warm Sunlight|Warm Sunlight]] for [[Aramia's Maple Tree]], 4% from every monster you hit.}}


In a party every member rolls from their own quest and the drop is decided for each member separately, so a party mate who has not accepted the quest gets no quest items.
In a party every member rolls from their own quest, at their own drop rate, and the drop is decided for each member separately, so a party mate who has not accepted the quest gets no quest items.


== The real drop rates ==
== The real drop rates ==
Quest items are ETC items, and in MapleVerse ETC items drop at '''twice''' the base rate. The percentages in the table are the real chance per monster killed, after that doubling. A few quest items are not ETC items (the Alphabet Soup Pasta letters and the Lucky Dish are setup items; Small Stories is a use item) and keep their base rate. Rates are the same for every monster, so low-level monsters you can kill quickly are the efficient choice.
Quest items are ETC items, and in MapleVerse ETC items drop at '''twice''' the base rate. The percentages in the table are the real chance per monster killed, after that doubling. A few quest items are not ETC items (the Alphabet Soup Pasta letters and the Lucky Dish are setup items; Small Stories is a use item) and keep their base rate. Rates are the same for every monster, so low-level monsters you can kill quickly are the efficient choice.
=== Your drop rate counts ===
Your own drop rate multiplies the chance of these event items (the [[Item:Lupin Eraser|Lupin Eraser]] works the same way) and of quest items that drop from monsters. Your drop rate is made of:
* a 2x drop coupon from the [[Cash Shop]], while it is active,
* a Super Beginner's own QoL Mastery, and the Beginner's Luck aura of a Super Beginner in your party,
* your Family's drop-rate bonus.
For example, an event item at 4% per kill drops at 8% for you while your 2x drop coupon is active.
* Every player rolls at their own rate. A party member with a coupon gets the higher chance and a member without one keeps the normal chance. Someone else's coupon or Family bonus never raises your chance.
* '''Bosses are the exception:''' when a boss dies, quest and event items roll at the normal chance for everyone.
* A map's own drop rate and world-wide drop-rate events do not change the event items on this page.
* [[Item:Warm Sunlight|Warm Sunlight]] is not boosted; it stays at 4%.
* Each kill rolls on its own. A long run of kills with nothing is bad luck, not a hidden limit, and the item still stops dropping once your bag holds what the quest needs.
{{Changed|In MapleVerse your 2x drop coupon, Super Beginner drop bonuses and Family drop bonus raise your chance at quest and event items, each player at their own rate. Boss kills use the normal chance.}}


== Which quests use this ==
== Which quests use this ==

Latest revision as of 15:30, 5 November 2026

At a glance
Applies toSeasonal and event collect quests (Valentine's Day, Mark's BBQ, Happyville, anniversary and similar)
Drops fromAny monster, but only for you, and only while the quest is open
Stops whenYour bag holds as many as the quest needs
Event windowNone: these quests are open all year round
Drop couponsDouble your own chance (not from bosses)

Event Quest Item Drops explains where the collect items of the seasonal quests come from. Most of them are not on any monster's normal loot list: they fall from any monster, but only while you have the quest accepted and still need the item. If you hunted "everything around your level" and saw nothing, the usual reason is that the quest was not accepted yet.

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Different from the original game In the original game these items dropped from every monster in the world during a limited event window, for everyone. In MapleVerse there is no calendar: every event quest stays available, and the drop switches on for you personally when you accept the quest.

How it works

  1. Accept the quest from its giver (see the table below). The drop does not start before this.
  2. Kill any monster, on any map. Each kill rolls once for every item the quest still needs.
  3. When your bag holds the full amount the quest asks for, that item stops dropping for you.
  4. Hand the quest in. Completed one-time quests never drop their items again.
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One event item drops for everyone with no quest at all: Warm Sunlight for Aramia's Maple Tree, 4% from every monster you hit.

In a party every member rolls from their own quest, at their own drop rate, and the drop is decided for each member separately, so a party mate who has not accepted the quest gets no quest items.

The real drop rates

Quest items are ETC items, and in MapleVerse ETC items drop at twice the base rate. The percentages in the table are the real chance per monster killed, after that doubling. A few quest items are not ETC items (the Alphabet Soup Pasta letters and the Lucky Dish are setup items; Small Stories is a use item) and keep their base rate. Rates are the same for every monster, so low-level monsters you can kill quickly are the efficient choice.

Your drop rate counts

Your own drop rate multiplies the chance of these event items (the Lupin Eraser works the same way) and of quest items that drop from monsters. Your drop rate is made of:

  • a 2x drop coupon from the Cash Shop, while it is active,
  • a Super Beginner's own QoL Mastery, and the Beginner's Luck aura of a Super Beginner in your party,
  • your Family's drop-rate bonus.

For example, an event item at 4% per kill drops at 8% for you while your 2x drop coupon is active.

  • Every player rolls at their own rate. A party member with a coupon gets the higher chance and a member without one keeps the normal chance. Someone else's coupon or Family bonus never raises your chance.
  • Bosses are the exception: when a boss dies, quest and event items roll at the normal chance for everyone.
  • A map's own drop rate and world-wide drop-rate events do not change the event items on this page.
  • Warm Sunlight is not boosted; it stays at 4%.
  • Each kill rolls on its own. A long run of kills with nothing is bad luck, not a hidden limit, and the item still stops dropping once your bag holds what the quest needs.
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Different from the original game In MapleVerse your 2x drop coupon, Super Beginner drop bonuses and Family drop bonus raise your chance at quest and event items, each player at their own rate. Boss kills use the normal chance.

Which quests use this

Quest Accept from Level Item (amount needed, chance per kill)
Valentine's Day : Heart Chocolate Ace of Hearts 8 White Chocolate x1 (4%); Dark Chocolate x1 (4%); Heart Box x1 (4%); Gold Ribbon x1 (4%)
Chocolate Stick of Love Ace of Hearts 13 Mythical Flour x1 (4%)
White Day: Strawberry Candy Ace of Hearts 8 Strawberry x3 (4%); Wooden Skewer x1 (4%); Sugar x1 (4%)
Mardi Gras Throws Gaga 8 Mardi Gras Bead Necklace x10 (5%)
Summer Break: Mark's BBQ - Start Mark 8 Charcoal x10 (5%); BBQ Sauce x10 (5%); Maple Raw Meat x10 (5%)
Summer Break: Mark's BBQ. Mark 8 BBQ Sauce x30 (15%)
Summer Break: Mark's BBQ.. Mark 30 Charcoal x30 (15%)
Summer Break: Mark's BBQ... Mark 70 Maple Raw Meat x30 (15%)
A New Heart, A Fresh Start Cassandra 8 Empty Bottle of Perfume x5 (4%)
A New Heart, A Fresh Start! Cassandra 30 Chrysanthemum x5 (4%); Empty Bottle of Perfume x7 (4%)
A New Heart, A Fresh Start!! Cassandra 70 Empty Bottle of Perfume x10 (5%)
Santa Cat's Gift Preparation Maple Claws 13 Blue Gift Box x25 (12.5%)
Disappeared Santa Encyclopedia Rooney 25 Santa Encyclopedia No.1 x1 (4%); Santa Encyclopedia No.2 x1 (4%); Santa Encyclopedia No.3 x1 (4%); Santa Encyclopedia No.4 x1 (4%); Santa Encyclopedia No.5 x1 (4%); Santa Encyclopedia No.6 x1 (4%)
In Preparation for the Party Cliff Rascal Snowpiece x50 (25%)
Anniversary : Birthday Present Maple Administrator Birthday Present (Red) x1 (4%)
Anniversary : Birthday Present Maple Administrator 31 Birthday Present (Blue) x1 (4%)
Anniversary : Mark's Quest Mark Birthday Candle x10 (5%)
Beat the Heat <Easy> - 2nd Stage Maple Administrator Blue Present Box for Training x10 (5%)
Beat the Heat <Medium> - 2nd Stage Maple Administrator Yellow Present Box for Training x10 (5%)
Beat the Heat <Hard> - 2nd Stage Maple Administrator Green Present Box for Training x15 (7.5%)
Armi's 1500-Day Anniversary Fireworks Aramia 10 Fuse x5 (4%); Powder keg x5 (4%)
Bamboo Bokjori and Lucky Pouch Maple Administrator Lucky Dish x5 (2%)
Cassandra's Maple Scarf Cassandra 13 Small Stories x100 (25%)
Cassandra's True Feelings?! Cassandra 13 Lucky White Monkey Doll x10 (5%)
The Girl's Old Iron Sword Ayan Ragged Steel Sword x1 (4%)
Thief School Admission Letter Cassandra Dark Lord Stamp x10 (5%)
Perfect Pitch - Level Up Event Gaga 70 Perfect Pitch x10 (0.5%)
Cassandra's Gift Cassandra 13 Maple Leaf x800 (60%)
Madam Ming Ming's Ancestral Rites Table Maple Administrator 15 Jujube x13 (3.25%); Pear x5 (2%); Persimmon x7 (2%); Chestnut x9 (2.25%); the Apple is bought

The Alphabet Soup Pasta quests from the Maple Administrator work the same way: each letter the word needs drops from any monster at 2% per kill while the matching quest is open.

Perfect Pitch has its own guide: Perfect Pitch Quest Guide.

Items that are not drops

Some items on these shopping lists are bought, not dropped. Looking for them on monsters is the second most common reason for "it never drops".

Item Where to buy Price
Dry Treat Rudi in Happyville, or Kiriwing in Crossroads of Ereve 200 Vesos
Warm Milk Dr. Faymus in Kerning City Pharmacy 1 Veso
Heart Box Coco, in most major towns 1,000 Vesos
Gold Ribbon Coco 1,500 Vesos
Basket Coco 3,000 Vesos
Cover Material Coco 1,500 Vesos
Chocolate Many town stores about 3,000 Vesos

Three more are one-off rules:

Common problems

"Nothing drops."
Check the Quest Log: the quest must be listed under In Progress. Then check that your ETC tab has a free slot. A full tab turns the item away ("You cannot get the item because your inventory is full.").
"It stopped dropping."
Your bag already holds the full amount. Hand in the quest.
"The quest is not offered."
Several event givers hand out their quests one step at a time. See Event quest order below.
"The giver shows a quest light bulb but has nothing."
Fixed. The light bulb and the menu now use the same list.

Event quest order

Cassandra and the Maple Administrator had so many event quests that a new character found around 25 under each of them. MapleVerse therefore puts them in lines. Finishing any quest of a step opens the next step. A step you can never start (you are above its level cap, or it belongs to another job) is skipped once the step before it is done. A step you have in progress still blocks the next one: finish it first.

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Different from the original game The original game had no order between these events, because they ran in different years. The lines below are a MapleVerse addition.
Line Giver Steps, in order
Cassandra's Kitchen Cassandra Reclaiming Park Cheomji's Watermelon; Madam Mingming Craves Watermelon; Cassandra's Jajangmyeon; Cassandra's Maple Scarf; Cassandra's True Feelings?!; Jajangmyeon Made by Cassandra; Cassandra's Jajangmyeon for Singles
A Fresh Start Cassandra A New Heart, A Fresh Start; Making Pure Perfume 1; Making Pure Perfume 2; A New Heart, A Fresh Start! ; To Fool a Liar; Making Pure Perfume 3; A New Heart, A Fresh Start!! ; To Fool a Liar (second); Making Pure Perfume 4
Cassandra's Friends Cassandra The Admission Letter of your own job (Warrior, Magician, Thief or Bowman); Lonely Gaga; Lonely Estelle; Catch the Golden Pig!; Year of the Pig Transformation; Cassandra's Latest Information; A Landscape with a Rainbow; Monster Extermination for the Children; Kenta's Request; A Gift for Haetnim
Beat the Heat Maple Administrator Beat the Heat <Easy> (stage 1); Beat the Heat Project: Beginner Stage 1; Cleaning Up the Sea!; Beat the Heat <Medium> (stage 1); Beat the Heat Project: Intermediate Stage 1; Cleaning Up the Sea!!; Beat the Heat <Hard> (stage 1); Beat the Heat Project: Advanced Stage 1
Maple Holidays Maple Administrator Nella's Hanbok; Chuseok Greetings for Ayan; Elma's Nitpicking; Easter Basket (2006 or later copy); Anniversary Birthday Present (Red or Blue); the three Alphabet Soup Pasta words in turn; Halloween Day Candy Wrapping!; New Year Event: HappyNewYear; Madam Ming Ming's Ancestral Rites Table; Making a Ghost Costume!; Bak Cheomji's Ritual Table; Making a Mummy Costume!
Maple Tales Maple Administrator MapleStory 3rd Anniversary Bonanza; Attack of the Monsters; The Secrets Behind the Mundane Statue; Exams Over! Happiness Begins!; Greeting 'Unclench Your Fist and Stand Up'; An Exciting World Tour; Icarus's Lost Invitation; Manji's Tale of Adventure; Analyzing the Hacking Data; News of Baikin's Return; Exams Over! Happiness Begins!!; Lilin's Present 1; Ericsson's Tale of Adventure; Gwyn's Adventure Tale; Exams Over! Happiness Begins!!!

Quests that already have their own prerequisites (the later stages of Beat the Heat, Lilin's Present 2 and 3), quests that start from a held item, the Chuseok kitchen quests, and the entry quests of other storylines (Lunar World, the Haunted Mansion, the Baby Bird, Agent W) are offered as before.

Quest tracking

Open the Quest Log, select an in-progress quest and press the Quest Alarm button to track it on the right side of the screen. A green check marks a tracked quest, and pressing the button again untracks it. Up to five quests can be tracked at once; a sixth is refused without a message. Every quest that asks you to hunt or collect something shows its progress in the Quest Log as have/need, for example "Rocky Mask 12/300".

See also