Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

And then when you get to be an experienced player you will notice a whole load of other things, tournaments etc that you can't effectively take part in because you have already completed the gameplay and then that will frustrate the hell out of you also :)

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Come on, no need to ask a question you already know the answer too.

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Everything is for sale in these games

This is from facebook - https://prnt.sc/iic119

instant gratification always has a price tag attached

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Snowgoon said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Everything is for sale in these games

This is from facebook - https://prnt.sc/iic119

instant gratification always has a price tag attached

It's not for sale, it's for your choice :) 

You can either complete them all at once but with the help of Sapphires or spend your time and effort and complete the Quests on your own.

Snowgoon said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Everything is for sale in these games

This is from facebook - https://prnt.sc/iic119

instant gratification always has a price tag attached

It's not for sale, it's for your choice :) 

You can either complete them all at once but with the help of Sapphires or spend your time and effort and complete the Quests on your own.

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

Gadheras said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Snowgoon said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Everything is for sale in these games

This is from facebook - https://prnt.sc/iic119

instant gratification always has a price tag attached

It's not for sale, it's for your choice :) 

You can either complete them all at once but with the help of Sapphires or spend your time and effort and complete the Quests on your own.

Is the reward even worth the cost of the sapphires? I guess the cost of sapphires on facebook is less than on Plariums severs.

It depends on the quest.  It looks like daily quest costs 100 saphs to complete. 

https://prnt.sc/iisqox

For this one?  ....no

http://prntscr.com/iisrtg

For this one?  maybe, if you need class 4 uncommon keys.  They're priced at 1200 saphs each, so this way would be cheaper.

BiohazarD said:

Gadheras said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Snowgoon said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

Everything is for sale in these games

This is from facebook - https://prnt.sc/iic119

instant gratification always has a price tag attached

It's not for sale, it's for your choice :) 

You can either complete them all at once but with the help of Sapphires or spend your time and effort and complete the Quests on your own.

Is the reward even worth the cost of the sapphires? I guess the cost of sapphires on facebook is less than on Plariums severs.

It depends on the quest.  It looks like daily quest costs 100 saphs to complete. 

https://prnt.sc/iisqox

For this one?  ....no

http://prntscr.com/iisrtg

For this one?  maybe, if you need class 4 uncommon keys.  They're priced at 1200 saphs each, so this way would be cheaper.

I wonder if it randomly completes a quest or lets you choose which one so you can get the reward you want.

wAIT what? You can buy yourself a position in the top to in your league to complete this quest? Plarium, this doesn't sound bad at all to you? lol.

For a company with roots in Israel, you sure forgot about what Jesus did with the money people at the Temple, lol...

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

They do count if the Units are Revived from the Infirmary with 70% discount.

Joan said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

They do count if the Units are Revived from the Infirmary with 70% discount.

I have tried to complete the quest with revived units from the infirmary and it does not count

Have you revived them for free or for Sapphires, but with 70% discount?

Joan said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

They do count if the Units are Revived from the Infirmary with 70% discount.

I have tried to complete the quest with revived units from the infirmary and it does not count

Have you revived them for free or for Sapphires, but with 70% discount?

It won't work in the first case, but should work in the second one :)

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Joan said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

They do count if the Units are Revived from the Infirmary with 70% discount.

I have tried to complete the quest with revived units from the infirmary and it does not count

Have you revived them for free or for Sapphires, but with 70% discount?

It won't work in the first case, but should work in the second one :)

It does NOT complete to quest to revive necros or warlocks with saphs - its been tried I have also tried it

I've double-checked this question with devs and reviving via Infirmary doesn't work at all. I'm sorry for the confusion :(

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Joan said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Jezebel said:

Alina Phoenix said:

Hello.

Not all Mar'eth Quests can be completed by all players. Some Quests (like the one with building Warlocks) will require upgrading Lost Arts or other upgrades. It was done to motivate players to develop their Castles faster.

Plus, Warlocks received via the Black market are counted into this Quest as well.

If a player cannot build warlocks yet you expect them to spend saphs to complete the quest? 

No, it's just a clarification to the player's comment:

Since purchased warlocks do not count this is an unfair disadvantage to new players. 

Looks like he didn't know that this option works as well :)

to be clear purchased ones do but revived ones don't - so why don't revived ones count they count on the troop training quests?  They are cheaper to revive than buy off the black market

Revived Units work as well :)

No they don't unless its an update you didn't tell us about

They do count if the Units are Revived from the Infirmary with 70% discount.

I have tried to complete the quest with revived units from the infirmary and it does not count

Have you revived them for free or for Sapphires, but with 70% discount?

It won't work in the first case, but should work in the second one :)

It does NOT complete to quest to revive necros or warlocks with saphs - its been tried I have also tried it

I've double-checked this question with devs and reviving via Infirmary doesn't work at all. I'm sorry for the confusion :(

I'll forward to devs the suggestion to add these Units to Quest as well.

Want to ask them at the same time, how is spending sapphires to get in the top 10 in your league to complete one of these quests good gameplay?