Season challenges

Each season of The Quest comes with 15 challenges: concrete goals to chase over the season's 13 weeks, each paying bonus Zaps when you finish it. Think of them as the season's side quests: the ranks measure how much you show up, challenges reward how you show up. Finish all of the first fourteen and the fifteenth, The Completionist, completes itself, with the biggest bonus and a border you can't get any other way.

Where to find them

Open The Quest (your dashboard) and pick the Challenges tab. Up top you get the season at a glance: how many challenges you've finished, the bonus Zaps you've earned (and how many are still up for grabs), what's in progress, and how many remain on the road to Luminary.

How they work

• No signing up. Every challenge tracks automatically as you do the thing: attend gatherings, host, post, welcome people, invite friends. Each card shows a progress bar (say, 4 of 10) so you always know where you stand.
• Four difficulty levels. Challenges are grouped Easy → Normal → Hard → Legendary. Easy ones fall to you in your first weeks; Legendary ones take a real season of showing up.
• Bonus Zaps on completion. The harder the challenge, the bigger the reward, and it lands on top of the Zaps the activity itself already earned you.
• Progress is seasonal. When the season resets, challenge progress clears too, and a fresh set begins. (Your Gems, trophies and Amplitude are safe; see Season ranks.)

The road to Luminary

Finish every challenge in the season and you've done the full set. The Challenges page tracks how many you have left and celebrates when you're done. That complete set is the strongest signal behind Luminary, the top rank, which is recognized by hand for people who've truly carried their community.

Scavenger hunts

Some challenges are code hunts: a set of Frequency QR codes hidden around your city or an event. Scan them to fill the progress bar; each code counts once. See QR codes & checking in for how scanning works.

Doing one with your circle

Circle hosts can adopt a challenge for the whole circle: the same goal, taken on together. Your personal progress still counts as yours, and every time someone in the circle finishes an adopted challenge, the circle's shared Current builds. Same Quest, played side by side.