Once you’ve done that you’ll get to recurring quests.

Some of these may require completing researches you haven’t done or might otherwise slow you from getting to RQs – these are the types I usually don’t worry about completing but just abort them. To get to RQs you must either abort or complete all the side quests for your age. Notice that the side quests have an abort button and a complete button. You have 2 or 3 advisors offering Bonus, Story or Side quests, and it’s the advisor giving you side quests that we’ll be concerned with. This sacrifice is necessary to get to recurring quests. It means you might sacrifice some side quests for your current age but they’ll come back the next time you age up and, in my opinion, you aren’t usually sacrificing that much to begin with and often they aren’t easy to complete. Whether you just want to see what all the fuss is about or want to stop using costly goods buildings or you want to take it further to become really successful with RQs (Recurring Quests) then you have to give it a try.

And I’ll show you how to do what I call “heavy questing” (although that term has a different definition on another blog). This article will show you how you can try recurring quests, and will show how you can use recurring quests to eliminate the need for goods buildings.

In the article “ What Are Recurring Quests?” I explained what recurring quests are.

Forge of empires side quest abort