Quest settings
After creating your quest, fine-tune its settings to align with your campaign goals.
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After creating your quest, fine-tune its settings to align with your campaign goals.
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Go to the Quests section: In your claimr panel, click Quests. This will display all the quest groups you've created.
Select your quest: Choose the quest you want to edit and click on it. This will open the quest settings section.
Open edit mode: To make changes to the settings, click the ✏️(Edit) button in the corner of the relevant section. This will unlock the settings tab and allow you to customize it.
This section is where you'll set the basic parameters for your quest.
Pro tip: Consider tailoring the visuals and descriptions of your quests to specific user segments or interests. This can increase user engagement and create a more personalized experience.
What is it: This is the public-facing name of your quest. Choose a name that's catchy, memorable, and accurately reflects the purpose of your quest. How to edit: Click on the existing name and type in your new title.
What is it: A brief summary of your quest's purpose and what users can expect. How to edit: Click inside the description box and type in the engaging summary.
What is it: The visual representation of your quest. Choose an image that resonates with your theme. How to edit: Click Upload to open a file selection window and choose the desired image from your computer. Click Edit to modify the currently selected image.
What is it: This sets the backdrop for your quest, adding visual flair. How to edit: Similar to the Quest Image, you can Edit or Upload to modify the background.
What it is: This is an optional but highly recommended step. Write a concise description of your quest's goals, rewards, and target audience. This will help potential participants understand what your campaign is all about and why they should join. How to edit: Click + Create description and a text field will appear. Enter your description, select the style and the colour of your text, and add links or pictures. Once you're ready, click Save to save your changes.
Tags allow you to personalize your quest descriptions and dynamically display information relevant to each user, making the quest experience more engaging and tailored.
How to use tags
Insert the tag: Simply type the tag directly into the text editor when creating or editing the quest description.
Save your changes: Once you've added the tags, save your changes to the quest description.
View the result: When a user views the quest, the tags will be dynamically replaced with the corresponding information.
Available tags:
{{ref_name}}: Displays the name of the user who referred the current user to the campaign (if applicable). This can be useful for creating personalized welcome messages or acknowledging referrals.
{{team_name}}: Shows the name of the team the user belongs to. This tag can be used to foster a sense of community and encourage team participation.
{{total_xp}}: Displays the user's total accumulated experience points (XP) within the campaign. This tag can be used to show users their overall progress and motivate them to earn more points.
{{xp_alias}}: Shows the name or label used for XP in your campaign. This allows you to customize the terminology to match your campaign's theme or branding.
{{participants}}: Displays the total number of participants in the campaign. This tag can create a sense of community and encourage friendly competition.
{{evm_address}}: Shows the user's connected EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatible wallet address, if available. This can be useful for displaying personalized information related to the user's wallet or blockchain activity.
Make sure all tags are correctly formatted so they are recognized and processed by claimr.
Customize the visual presentation of your description using the Animation type setting.
Select typing from the available animation types. When this is selected, the description will display with a typing animation in the widget.
The Highlight quest toggle controls the visual prominence of this quest.
On: When toggled on, the quest will be visually highlighted to draw more attention to it within the campaign.
Off: When toggled off, the quest will be displayed without any special highlighting.
The Collapse Description toggle allows you to control the visibility of your campaign description for potential participants.
The toggle is off: The full description will be visible to anyone viewing your campaign.
The toggle is on: The description will be condensed, showing only a brief summary. Participants will need to click Show more to expand and read the full description.
This is a great way to keep your campaign page looking clean and uncluttered, while still giving interested users the option to learn more about your campaign.
The Quest buttons section allows you to customize the text of the buttons within your quest.
Pro tip: Use clear and concise button text that accurately reflects the action it triggers. This helps users understand the quest flow and avoid confusion.
Start quest marks the beginning of your quest, inviting users to embark on their journey.
Continue quest guides users to the next step in their quest, prompting them to complete additional tasks.
Completed quest indicates that a quest has been successfully completed, rewarding users for their achievements.
Locked quest displays quests that are not yet available to users, creating anticipation and excitement.
This section controls whether users need to log in to participate in your quest.
Ignore Login: If enabled, this setting allows users to access and participate in the quest without needing to log in to an account. How to edit: Toggle the switch on or off depending on your preference.
Use this section to create a sequence of quests where users must complete one before accessing another.
Pro tip: Create a chain of quests to guide users through a specific journey or learning path.
Minimum points to unlock quest: This sets a requirement for users to earn a certain number of points (XP) before they can access this quest. How to edit: Enter the desired number of points in the input field.
What is it: Choose a quest from the list that users must complete before they can unlock this current quest. How to edit: Select the quest you want to make a prerequisite.
Control the duration of your quest and create a sense of urgency for participants.
Pro Tip: Set clear time limits to create a sense of urgency and drive more engagement. Announce the time limit in your quest description and use reminders to encourage participation before the deadline.
Limit campaign time: Switch on this toggle to activate the time limit feature.
Start date: Click on the field and select the date your quest should begin. Use the time picker to set the exact hour and minute for the launch.
End date: Click on the field and select the date your quest should conclude. Use the time picker to set the precise hour and minute for the end.
What it is: Tags are labels you can assign to a specific quest. They enable you to dynamically control the visibility of this quest for different users or user segments when used with specific data- attributes in your widget integration script.
How to use: Enter a tag name in the field (e.g., new_users, beta_testers, europe_only). To add multiple tags, separate them by a comma. To remove a tag, click the 'x' next to its name.
Purpose: Assigning Tags to your Quests (and Groups) in the claimr admin panel, when used with the data-show-tags and data-hide-tags widget attributes, allows you to:
Control visibility: Show or hide this quest for different users or segments.
Organize and segment: Use tags for internal categorization or to target content delivery (e.g., show this quest only to users who match the new_users tag passed in the script).
Create phased experiences: Unlock this quest progressively for users who acquire certain tags.
A/B test content: Direct different user segments to alternatively tagged quests.
Manage access: Restrict or grant access to this quest based on user tags.
This section is your control center for incentivizing participation and rewarding your users for their actions.
Pro Tip: Balance your reward structure to ensure it's both motivating and sustainable for your campaign. Too few points might not incentivize participation, while too many could deplete your reward pool quickly.
What it is: The base number of points (XP) a participant earns for successfully completing the quest themselves. How to edit: Enter the desired number of points in the field. Consider the overall point structure of your campaign and the effort required for the quest.
What it is: This allows you to increase the points earned for completing the quest or referral completion by a specific percentage. For example, you can give users 20% more points than the standard reward. How to edit: Enter the desired multiplier value as a percentage in the field. Use this to create special promotions, highlight certain quests, or reward specific actions during your campaign.
This section allows you to define various aspects of the rewards you'll offer for completing your quest. The available settings vary depending on the type of reward you choose from the options: Web3 Token, Discord Role, Raffle Entry, Resource, Virtual Asset, or Invite Codes. To see the settings, go to Reward settings.
This section provides the option to permanently remove a quest from your campaign.
Click Delete to initiate the removal process. A confirmation prompt will appear to prevent accidental deletions.
This section provides additional options for customizing your quest.
What it is: This field allows you to add metadata to your quest, such as internal notes, tracking information, or any other relevant details that aren't visible to participants. How to edit: Click inside the text box and enter any necessary information. This is solely for your reference and won't be shown to participants.
After you've configured all sections of your quest, click Save Changes to apply your changes. If you don't want to save your changes, click Close.
