Warrior Quest Townmaster: Quests, Greetings & Town Guide

Who the Townmaster Is and Why You Keep Coming Back

When you're back in town, the Warrior Quest Townmaster is the character who keeps track of your quests. Their hall is where your quest objectives live, where you're greeted on arrival, and where you can hand in feedback on your run. If you want to know what you're supposed to be doing next in Crowhollow, check the Townmaster's hall.

The Townmaster's greetings are recorded voice lines, and Update 1.11 brought re-recorded versions of them. The solo developer, Wizard of the North, created the game's writing, artwork, music, sound, and original voice performances. The local language model is used only as a gameplay mechanic, parsing what you type and replying in the diplomacy system.

Tracking Quests at the Townmaster's Hall

The hall holds your full list of quest objectives. Since Demo Update 1.3, you don't have to walk back to check it. The Delve Journal shows the same objectives list, and you can open it with J while you're out exploring.

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A few habits that make quest tracking smoother:

• Check the town square first. Since Update 1.8, your current quest is shown right in the town square, so you can confirm your goal before you even talk to the Townmaster.
• Open the Journal mid-dungeon. Press J whenever you lose track. Since Update 1.10, the Journal shows clearer quest objectives and gives each discovery its own entry.
• Watch the exit summary. If you leave a dungeon through its entrance, you get a summary that lists any unfinished objectives. Read it before you head back to the hall. That way you know whether you're reporting success or going back in.

The Adventure Report

Demo Update 1.10, posted October 16, 2026, added the Adventure Report, which you file through the Townmaster. It's an in-game way to tell the developer how your adventure went, and filling it out is optional. Update 1.11 restyled the report along with the rest of the menus.

File one after a run where a conversation or fight surprised you, while the details are still fresh. For questions, bug reports, and conversations with the developer, use the game's Steam discussions.

How Recent Updates Changed the Townmaster

The Townmaster got noticeable polish in the two big October demo patches:

Update	What changed for the Townmaster
1.10 (October 16, 2026)	Adventure Report added; clearer Townmaster audio and better music balance during speech; arrival reminder no longer appears twice
1.11 (October 18, 2026)	Re-recorded Townmaster greetings; greeting layouts reworked so longer introductions fit comfortably

Update 1.11 also gave the whole town new hand-drawn gold frames and ornaments. So the hall, the forge, and the rest of Crowhollow look different from early demo builds.

Making the Most of Your Town Visits

The Townmaster is only one part of a town stop. Use each visit to set up your next delve:

• Visit the Ample Dwarf. Every five tavern rumors earns you a reroll, and every ten raises an attribute. Rerolls let you retry a failed check, so stock up before tough conversations.
• Shop the market and salesman. The market restocks two torches at a time. Since Update 1.11a, the salesman's item cards use rarity colors and symbols, which makes comparing gear quick.
• Stop at the forge for upgrades before setting out.
• Mind your gold. The treasury pays interest for completed dungeons. Update 1.9b fixed a bug that paid it repeatedly for the same dungeon, so it now pays once per completion.

Meeting the Townmaster Yourself

The free demo covers Act I, runs about an hour, and carries your save into the full release. That's plenty of time to meet the Townmaster, clear your first objectives, and file an Adventure Report. The full game launches today, November 13, 2026, on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Grab it or the demo on the Warrior Quest Steam page.