Pixel Blade Quests: Complete NPC, Bounty, and Dice Guide

Pixel Blade quests serve as the primary progression system in the Roblox action RPG by Frost Blade Games, granting players the essential resources needed to upgrade gear, reroll classes, and pull event banners. Following the game's full release and update 2.1.0, the quest roster expanded to 102 individual assignments distributed across 8 hub NPCs alongside daily quest board challenges.

Completing these tasks provides massive quantities of Stat Reroll Dice, Event Wishes, Legendary Chests, and Charms. However, because quest tiers scale steeply into hundreds of monster eliminations and rare material drops, navigating them efficiently requires understanding how NPC assignments interact.

NPC Quest Givers and Quest Categories

The main lobby village features 8 distinct quest givers. Players are able to hold multiple active assignments from different NPCs at the exact same time without conflict. While you can take a story mission, a combat bounty, and a material requisition concurrently, individual bounty and hoarding chains remain strictly sequential: you must clear and submit Tier 1 to unlock Tier 2.

Quests do not automatically complete when their numerical goals are reached. You must travel back to the corresponding NPC in the lobby village to turn in the assignment, receive your payouts, and accept the subsequent tier.

How to Farm High-Value Quest Rewards

Targeting specific currencies dictates which NPC chains you should prioritize during your play sessions.

Stat Reroll Dice

Dice are among the most sought-after currencies because they allow you to reroll your character class in the yellow-lit class building. Classes range from common roles like Warrior and Alchemist up to rare choices like Necromancer (3% drop rate) and Paladin or Reaper. Outside of spending Robux, dice can only be obtained through quest rewards and raid mode drops.

• Brenna's Mid-to-Endgame Bounties: Tiers 3 through 7 across all realms award bulk dice upon completion.
• Hodor's Material Requisitions: Tiers 1 through 6 deliver steady dice payouts whenever you turn in collected enemy drops. For example, completing Tier 6 of the Grasslands line rewards up to 8 class rolls at once.
• Raid Farming: Waves past wave 20 (and specifically wave 25+) grant chances at dice drops. Because drop rates for dice remain uniform across raid difficulties, running Grasslands raids is the easiest method to farm raid dice quickly.

Wishes and Event Banners

Wishes are used on rotating event pools, such as the Raven Set banner, featuring a 5% vaulted drop rate and an 8% legendary drop rate with built-in pity mechanics.

Across the entire compendium, 97 total wishes can be acquired:

• Campaign & Boss Trios: Clyde's King Slayer quest awards 1 wish; completing Mayor Mill's Heroic Trios grants 2 wishes per set.
• Hoarding and Bounties: Hodor's collection lines offer 22 wishes in total, while Brenna's realm bounties provide 10 across Tiers 2 to 7.
• Daily Quests: The daily board grants wishes at milestone completions. On the daily board interface, make sure to claim each star reward individually, as higher tiers may not always visually trigger lower star collections automatically.

Strategic Farming Synergies and Route Optimization

Grinding high-tier quests individually can lead to heavy burnout due to low enemy spawn rates. Players can speed up their clear times by taking advantage of structural synergies between quest types.

Brenna and Hodor Dual-Farming

Captain Brenna's kill targets directly match the enemies that drop items for Hodor the Hoarder's material requisitions. Always visit both NPCs in the lobby to accept their active tier for your target world before starting a run:

• In Grasslands, Brenna requires zombie and archer kills while Hodor simultaneously requests undead flesh and leather scraps.
• As you clear rooms, breakable objects on the map also drop crafting items, bait, and health/coin pick-ups.
• By stacking both quest chains, mob kills register for Brenna's kill counter while dropped items fill Hodor's requisition bags simultaneously.

Managing Low-Spawn Artillery Enemies

Certain mob types feature very low spawn rates in normal dungeon runs, creating progression bottlenecks:

• World 1 Motor Goblins and Cannon Goblins: Often spawn only 5 to 7 per match, meaning Tier 7 objectives requiring over 200 kills can take 30 to 50 dungeon clears if done solely in standard runs.
• World 2 Bomber Goblins: Average around 5 to 10 kills per full 3-stage run.
• World 4 Eyeballs: Average roughly 3 to 4 spawns per standard Crimson Abyss run.

To bypass these bottlenecks, check whether the target enemy appears in Raid Defense. While specific obstacle mobs like infested trees do not appear in raids, high-density targets such as skeletons, zombies, and Crimson Abyss eyeballs spawn heavily during early raid waves. Playing raids with a party allows kill credit to share across the entire team, filling bounty meters much faster than solo dungeon crawling.

Dungeon Reset Farming

When targeting common realm enemies such as giants, mummies, sorcerers, or shadow knights, running the full stage to the final boss is often inefficient:

1. Enter the required world on either Normal or Heroic difficulty.
2. Clear all dungeon rooms leading up to the chamber right before the final boss.
3. Open the menu, select leave run, and return to the lobby (or reset if active).
4. Re-enter the stage immediately to farm mob packs without wasting time on extended boss cutscenes and phases.

Void Fishing Quests and Dark Key Requirements

The fishing catalog managed by Finn the Fisher (Preston) introduces a distinct questline that branches away from pure dungeon combat. Players fish into cosmic void rifts to gather starfishes, charms, upgrade materials, and pages.

Fishing Mechanics and Luck Bubbles

• Equip your fishing rod and cast toward the water or floating rift zones.
• Target glowing abundance pools scattered across the hub map. These floating rings provide immediate luck multipliers ranging from 60% up to 350% or more.
• When the bobber dips, an interactive bubble mini-game triggers. Hitting the action key (E) timed with the green zone results in a "Perfect" catch, stacking your active luck stat and yielding higher-tier loot.
• Inventory space for catches caps at 50 items. Players cannot fully AFK fish indefinitely, as you must periodically visit the market stall to sell common catches for metal fragments.

Dark Keys and Chest Objectives

During the fishing questline, assignments will ask you to obtain specific rarity catches, collect bait from dungeon breakables, and catch rare items:

• Dark Keys: Dark keys are obtained through fishing. They do not drop from standard dungeon mob grinding.
• Warning on Selling Keys: Do not sell all your Dark Keys at the stall. Later stages of the fishing questline require you to have a Dark Key in your possession and subsequently travel into a dungeon (such as Crimson Abyss) to locate and unlock a Dark Chest. If you sell all your keys for currency, you will be forced to fish for another replacement key before you can complete the quest.
• Rod Upgrades: Progressing from the starter pole to the Iron Pole (2,000 coins), Lunar Pole, and ultimately the White Raven Rod (which requires 50,000 coins and rare Golden Teeth pulled from fishing) substantially increases your casting range and base luck up to 125%.

Daily Quests and Gear Leveling Strategy

Daily quests offer a steady source of coins, XP, and wishes. They operate on standard 3-tier completion tracks:

• Tier 1: 250 XP + 120 Coins
• Tier 2: 500 XP + 300 Coins
• Tier 3: Maximum milestone yield (includes Event Wishes)

A recurring task on the daily board involves leveling up your character multiple times. For mid-to-high-level players, gaining levels through pure dungeon grinding can take hours.

To complete this task instantly, hoard duplicate weapons, armors, and accessory rings in your inventory without upgrading them immediately. When the daily level-up quest appears on the board, combine and upgrade your banked equipment at the forge. The large bursts of gear-upgrade experience will push your character level up instantly, fulfilling all three daily tiers in seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do party members help complete bounty kill quests?

Yes. When playing in cooperative dungeon runs or raid defense, enemy kills scored by your teammates count toward your active bounty objectives and kill counters. However, individual damage-dealing counters must be generated by your own attacks.

Why did my quest not complete after I finished the objectives?

Quests in Pixel Blade do not automatically register as finished when objectives are met. You must return to the lobby village, speak to the specific NPC who issued the quest (such as Captain Brenna, Clyde, or Hodor), and manually turn it in to claim your rewards and unlock the next tier.

Where do you find Dark Keys to open dungeon chests?

Dark Keys are caught by fishing in the void rifts around the lobby. They cannot be farmed directly from standard dungeon mob drops.

What is the fastest way to get dice from quests?

The fastest quest-based dice come from completing Hodor the Hoarder's material collection quests and Captain Brenna's Tier 3 through Tier 7 bounties. Prioritize stacking these two quest lines together in the Grasslands and Ancient Sands, then use Grasslands Raid Defense to farm mob kills rapidly with a team.