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Soulrift Quests and Rewards

Milestone Souls, XP cheques, and the four roster quests.

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Soulrift Quests and Rewards

Quests are Soulrift’s replacement for codes. The codes hub has nothing to paste; this page is where the account actually grows. There are two quest families: currency milestones (Souls or XP) and character unlocks (Clockwork, Crystal, Nyx, Scar). Do both. Skipping currency quests to “main quest only” leaves you broke in the shop. Skipping character quests leaves your lobby without Clockwork buffs or Scar burn.

Currency milestones

Copy this table from Souls and XP into your notes:

  • Baby Steps — 100 Souls
  • Just Getting Started — 100 Souls
  • New PR — 200 Souls
  • Hitting Your Stride — 375 Souls
  • Proven Fighter — 500 Souls
  • Veteran Status — 750 Souls
  • War Machine — 1000 Souls
  • Soulbound Champion — 2000 Souls
  • Slow Evolution — 100 XP
  • Cataclysm — 250 XP
  • Bloobath — 750 XP
  • Bloodlust — 2000 XP

These complete once. Repeatable boss gold/Souls still exist on each clear, but the cheques above are why a new account can afford Reviva in a sitting. Getting started tells you to cash Baby Steps immediately.

Character quests

Follow the in-game log. Public summaries:

CharacterQuestWhy you care
ClockworkAwakeningTeam acceleration, immunity, movement
CrystalA Tundra MenaceIce AoE, mixed range
NyxGreater HeightsDagger melee plus Blood meter dump
ScarBurning SoulFire burn DoT and AoE

Full kits: quest roster. Unlock philosophy: how to unlock characters. We will not add unofficial extra requirements (fake hard-mode boss names). If the client says “clear on a higher difficulty,” do that; if it does not, do not grief yourself.

Clockwork is the quest most groups should rush. Buffs scale every M1 in the lobby. Crystal, Nyx, and Scar are personal power and playstyle. Use the tier list after you own them, not before you can survive the fight.

How to complete a character quest without wasting hours

  1. Confirm the quest text. Screenshot it if your friends argue.
  2. Build a lobby that can live: Reviva or another Clockwork, a melee (Zephyr/Sunder), a ranged (Cross/Ricochet). Team comps.
  3. Set difficulty to the lowest the quest allows. Speedrunners can brag later.
  4. Assign Dash callouts. Beat bosses.
  5. After a wipe, change one thing only (position, difficulty, or a player swapping to support).

Accessories still matter. A speed piece can be the difference between “quest mechanic” and “I was still walking.” Accessories.

XP quests versus Souls quests

XP does not buy Sunder. If you are staring at Lumina’s 2500 price, you want Souls quests and repeats, not Bloodlust. Bloodlust is for account level bragging and whatever the client gates behind XP. Plan with the unlock planner.

VIP 1.5x applies to Souls and EXP from play (gamepasses). It does not auto-complete Awakening.

Shuffle Mode and quests

Shuffle Mode is a separate place. Do not assume a Shuffle clear ticks a Boss Fight quest. If a quest specifies a boss or a mode, match it. When in doubt, complete it in the standard fight place.

Tracking

Keep three lines: next Souls quest, next XP quest, next character quest. Check them after every session instead of refreshing fake code lists. Patch context: patch notes. If helix_works adds a fifth quest character, it will land here and on Players.

Scripts that auto-complete or auto-kill (auto boss) can desync quest state or ban the account. Finish quests with the intended combat loop unless you already accept that risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Soulrift players.

What is the best quest for new players?

Baby Steps and Just Getting Started for 200 Souls, then consider Reviva. See Souls and XP.

Which character quest should I do first?

Clockwork’s Awakening, if the fight is realistic. Details on quest roster.

Does Bloodlust give Souls?

No. Bloodlust is 2000 XP. Souls come from the Souls-named milestones and boss drops.

Are there codes that complete quests?

No. How to redeem explains the missing box.