Scope RPG

Adventure Board Overview ​

The Adventure Board is the bridge between your real-life habits and in-game combat. Every day a fresh set of quests is posted. Completing good habits earns you quest passes, which you spend to activate quests. Winning pays gold and drops equipment.

Adventure Board

What the Board Offers ​

The board is Scope's primary daily combat surface. It does three things at once:

  • Turns habits into action. Every good habit you complete today becomes a pass that lets you go on a quest. Real-life consistency powers the game, not sits parallel to it.
  • Feeds the gold and item economy. Quests are the main source of daily gold and a secondary source of equipment drops.
  • Gives you a reason to keep coming back. Fresh quests every day, a timer to return to, and a looming bonus quest with an unknown reveal time keep the board alive throughout the day.

The Core Loop ​

complete habits → earn quest passes → activate a quest → wait out the timer →
fight the battle → win gold + items → spend in shop → gear up → take on harder fights

This loop runs daily. Passes reset at midnight; the board regenerates; yesterday's unfinished quests are gone.

Adventure Board page showing the day's quests with pass counter, quest cards, and rewards

What Shows Up Each Day ​

The board generates four initial quests each day, always a 2-2 split:

  • 2 boss-only quests - short fights, smaller rewards. Your avatar alone against a boss.
  • 2 multi-phase quests - longer fights, bigger rewards. Soldier-phase squad combat followed by a boss.

Clear all four and the bonus chain kicks in - surprise extra quests with randomized reveal delays, as long as you keep winning.

Quest Passes From Good Habits ​

Every good habit you complete today grants one pass. Bad habits don't grant passes. The same habit logged twice in one day still only grants one pass - it's per habit per day, not per completion.

See Quest Passes for the full rules.

One Quest Active at a Time ​

You can't stack quests in parallel. Once you activate a quest, the timer runs and you're committed to that quest until you finish it, cancel it, or lose it. Other quests on the board stay locked behind the active one.

Why one at a time

Letting you binge-activate quests would collapse the timer's purpose. The one-at-a-time rule creates a natural pacing - habit → quest → wait → fight → repeat - that interleaves real-life activity with quest activity instead of letting the day disappear into the app.

Quests Don't Grant XP ​

Quests pay gold and items only. No avatar XP, ever.

The reasoning: avatar XP in Scope is meant to mirror real-life progress. It comes from habits, tasks, journals, goals, infocards, and achievements - things that tie to real behavior. If quests granted XP, the avatar's level would drift away from your real-world engagement, diluting what levelling actually means.

Midnight Rollover ​

At local midnight, the board regenerates. Yesterday's quests go away - including any active timer you had running. Passes reset based on today's completions. The initial batch of four rolls fresh.

You don't carry unfinished quests across days. If you had a 60-minute quest with 40 minutes left at midnight, it's gone. This matches the design intent that the board is a daily rhythm, not a backlog.