What faction. But I'm certain you are missing quests along the way. Did you do the starter islands?

It sounds like you are missing quests in earlier zones. There are plenty that you may not run into without exploring a little.

I am level 13 also, but I do ALL the quests in the starter zones. I still find the quest easy thus far. Did you spread yourself to thin with crafting skills and not putting enough points on combat skills?

Maestro_Sartori wrote: »

Hello

Sorry should have given a little more info. I'm playing a Wood Elf Nightblade, Auridon faction. I'm pretty sure I got everything on the starter islands but guess I could go back and check for sure. Is there anyway you can tell if you missed anything without running all over the place?

Thanks

What @Seraseth said.

Try looking around. If you see any black icons on the map, go to them as Im sure you are likely to encounter a few quests along the way.
I have heard quite a few people claiming they have run out of quests, but in my experience in the beta's there were easily enough quests to progress. And if some were slightly too high for me, I simply explored and found others at my level.

The Fighters Guild quest (Doshia) is quite simple provided you do enough damage to make him transform in the 1st place. Once transformed, its a simple matter of hitting the boss, avoiding the 3 pronged range attack and killing the orbs before they reach him. As the orbs heal you (and heal Dorsia) you need to concentrate on the orbs as soon as they appear.

The Mages Guild quest (Gutsripper) is again simple. There are 2 major damaging attacks and the /tells are very easy to see. The red circle on the ground is the "tail whip" which can be avoided or blocked. The red trangle on the ground is the "charge" and must be avoided at all costs as it causes a large amount of damage & CC's you. Although once he completes his charge, he is "stunned" and a large attack will cause a knockdown on him. You can also use the platform at the back where the books are to buy some time, forcing him to go around.

The main story quest (Norion) however is a different kettle of fish. He requires quick DPS or lots of CC's or healing. In the beta's he summoned a minion, and even if that minion was still active, he would summon another (I have no idea if that was bugged or if its supposed to be like that, but it can be a challenge if you don't kill the minions asap). You cannot interrupt the minion summoning, but you can interrupt some spells. His instant spells are what will likely kill you. The good news is however, is that you can group up for him, although doing that & he dies so fast and loses its impact if you are absorbed & following the story.

Rotherhans wrote: »

As for why they have made it this complicated, frankly NFI. Was changed after the 1st beta weekend when everybody still awoke on that original starter island.

It was far better before, now so many quests don't make any sense and there isn't logical follow through with the story. Like in ebonheart I think 3 different people tell you they saved you...

Yes that was a bit confusing waking up in a different area after playing some of the beta. And yes I went back to that original island, I might have missed some things there alright. I'll truck around and see whats up...

Thanks for the help!

I found this on Ebonheart Pact. I didn't miss any quests out apart from one that bugged and couldn't be completed. Then I moved on from Stonefalls and everything is several levels higher than me. Didn't think it was a problem, just increasing the difficulty curve. However, the fact that every quest reward I now get is about 2-3 levels above my level makes me wonder what I'm doing wrong.

I'm level 16 and I'm just finally getting to kraggenmore to the next brother of strife. I've swept the map and am pretty certain I've got every quest but that one quest line done and one trophy head I still need to collect. Oh one dungeon I need to go back and do the mini boss on, and hit the fungal grotto with a group.... but other than those I should be pretty much done with stonefalls and I"m midway through level 16.

RakeWorm wrote: »

It sounds like you are missing quests in earlier zones. There are plenty that you may not run into without exploring a little.

^^ I have to agree with this. I spent ten hours on Khenarthi's Roost over three days of gameplay. I was leaving - thinking I'd done everything - and found yet another quest-line I'd not even started.

When I tell people how long I was there, they roll their in-game eyes ... but my Khajiit was level 8 when he finally left the island.