Is there a printable Quest Database?Follow

I regularly use the Quests database here and on other sites. I have twin screens so can bring up information while playing. I find the databases really useful, but calling up 1 quest at a time on-line is not efficient.

My question is: Does anyone know if and where there is a database of quests that can be queried and multiple results printed? Preferably as a word table or an excel spreadsheet? I'm thinking of putting together an excel spreadsheet of all 7000 plus quests (how's that for an impossible dream!) but it would be crazy to start if some-one's already done it. Obviously all the data has already been entered on this and other sites, but I don't know how to create a printable report from it.

I find the best way to use a day or evening is to run around collecting all the quests I can, then make a paper list which I copy onto a template I have made in Word. I print a zone map on the left, type a list of up to 20 quests on the right and then use the Quest forum to find all the locations. It's a pencil and paper job to line them all up. By then the order the quests should be done becomes obvious.

Each of these map sheets is a very useful but pretty much a single use tool (although I do run more than 1 'toon through them 'cos I'm an old, slow, red wine lover who has stacks of low level alts on stacks of realms). It is very time-consuming to put the map sheets together so having a database available to query and prepare reports from would be great. I know it would be out of date as soon as it was started, but it would still be useful.

Anyone ever seen anything like this?

waste of trees. You're much much better off getting a quest addon

I would recommend Carbonite personally. Much less memory intensive and far less obnoxious than Quest Helper.

I've never used Carbonite or Questhelper, but I've never had problems with Lightheaded.

are you guys talking the free version of carbonite?

Even with a good gaming rig, I ran into "hitches" - slow loading, stalls and other crazy behavior using it and it certainly felt like the thing had a memory leak or something. With Carbonite, I have no stalling or lagging out from the loading of the addon, it runs nice and smooth and for me is far easier to use and customize.

For someone already familiar with the game who doesn't need an addon nagging them to go someplace else when they're doing something, LightHeaded plus TomTom is just about perfect. Rarely does it not contain the information I need.

This is one problem I have with quest addons. I like having the information available but I don't need it to hold my hand. Most the times the quest text is enough for me, other times it's a little too vague.

I used Quest Helper for all of a day. I liked that it tried to stream line the order I should complete and turn in quests, but it seemed to be based merely on proximity. About the only functionality I even considered keeping it for was that it gave you an ETA when you were flying from FP to FP.