Diablo 4, Blizzard's long-awaited return to the iconic action RPG series, has kept fans on the edge of their seats since its release. One of the game's core mechanics revolves around quests that guide players through the dark and brutal world of Sanctuary, offering immersive lore, powerful rewards, and opportunities to explore new regions. However, as you progress through Diablo 4, the sheer number of quests you undertake may sometimes make it difficult to track your completed ones.

In this article, we will dive into how to see completed quests in Diablo 4 Gold, offering tips, tricks, and guidance on how to keep your quest log organized and how to revisit past quests for additional insight or rewards.

Understanding the Quest System in Diablo 4

Before diving into how to check completed quests, it's important to understand the quest system in Diablo 4. Like previous entries in the Diablo series, quests serve as a way to progress through the game's story while providing side objectives that can lead to rewards such as gear, experience points, gold, and other valuable items.

Types of Quests:

    Main Quests: These are essential to progressing through the story. Completing them unlocks new areas, events, and even game mechanics. Main quests will often take you through significant locations, such as cities, dungeons, and other key locations in Diablo 4.

    Side Quests: These are optional quests, often scattered throughout the world. They may range from helping NPCs with specific tasks to uncovering hidden lore or challenges. While side quests are not mandatory to complete the main story, they often offer great rewards and allow you to explore the world more thoroughly.

    World Quests: These are dynamic quests that appear based on your location and the current world state. They can change frequently, providing ongoing challenges and opportunities for players to earn rewards.

    Seasonal Quests: With Diablo 4's seasonal content, players may also encounter quests that are exclusive to specific seasons. These quests are time-limited and often tied to seasonal events, offering unique rewards.

How to See Completed Quests in Diablo 4

Tracking completed quests in Diablo 4 is key to understanding your progress and ensuring you don't miss out on any content. Fortunately, the game provides a few tools to help you check the status of completed quests and revisit them if needed.

1. Quest Log Overview

In Diablo 4, the Quest Log is your primary tool for tracking both active and completed quests. The log displays your current objectives and past quests. Here's how you can use it:

    Accessing the Quest Log:

        On PC, press the L key to open the Quest Log.

        On consoles (PlayStation and Xbox), navigate to the Quest Log tab via the main menu or use the designated button to open it (usually something like Options or Menu).

    Quest Log Categories: The log is divided into different sections based on the type of quest. Each section lists active, completed, and untracked quests. The key here is to look at the Completed Quests section to see which ones you have finished.

    Filtering Completed Quests: Diablo 4 provides a filtering option that allows you to toggle between different quest categories—such as main quests, side quests, and world quests—making it easier to find completed quests in a specific category.

        Look for the Filter button in your Quest Log. When clicked, it gives you the option to select only completed quests or those of a certain type. This can help if you have multiple quests stacked up and you want to see only the finished ones.

    Quest Completion Details: When you highlight a completed quest in the log, the quest description will show more detailed information, including the rewards and any additional lore tied to it. This can be particularly useful if you want to  cheap Diablo 4 materials revisit any quest's story or obtain its rewards again (if possible).

2. Checking the World Map

Sometimes, quests are tied to specific locations in Diablo 4's world, and you might want to return to those places after completing the quests. The World Map is an invaluable tool for this purpose.

    Completed Quest Markers: Completed quests may have markers on the map, signifying where important events or quests were carried out. By checking your map, you can revisit the areas where you completed major quests. Although completed quests may not have an active objective on the map, these markers help you reorient yourself with past storylines.

    Quest-Related Landmarks: Some quests may leave behind clues or landmarks on the map, allowing you to track locations you've already visited. This is especially useful for side quests or exploration-based objectives.