Tarkov quest helper: plan steps, keys and objectives

Your next three steps

1. 01

   Choose your game mode

   Select the quest context that matches your character, then add the tasks you want to work on.

2. 02

   Inspect the next step

   Read the objective, required keys and equipment. Add missing supplies to the shopping list.

3. 03

   Put it on the map

   Open a sourced objective location, choose the right floor and check the route against your intended extraction.

Build a manageable active quest list

Keep the tasks you intend to pursue together rather than trying to remember every trader requirement. The quest helper shows active tasks with objective counts and explicit steps, so you can see the next action without losing the rest of the plan.

Check the task text as well as the map marker. Some objectives involve acquiring an item, placing equipment or handing something over after the raid. A pin gives a location; the objective explains what you must do there.

Bring the key, tool or quest item the step needs

Open the item cards attached to an objective before you deploy. They distinguish required keys, reusable tools and quest items, and the complete item list provides the remaining context. Short item labels are not enough when several variants look similar.

Use the shopping list for the supplies you still need. If you already own an item, keep that separate from whether it meets a found-in-raid requirement. Ownership and task eligibility answer different questions.

Use sourced locations without assuming every task has a pin

When a verified objective location is available, open it on its map and inspect the floor before following a route. A destination in a building can require a different approach from a point that looks nearby in a flat overview.

In a squad, a common task can guide the group while individual checklists remain separate. One teammate completing a step does not mean everyone has done it. Agree on a destination, then update your own progress.

• Choose a realistic set of objectives for one raid.
• Check equipment before setting off.
• Read placement and handover conditions in the task text.
• Plan an extraction alongside the objective route.

Frequently asked questions