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Lore Forever quest history: where finished quests show up

Lore Forever keeps a record of the quests you finish, and a finished quest opens its own page with the text you read. A list called Completed, opened with /lore quests, exists in the project code I could read (dated October 22, 2026), but I could not confirm it in today's release. Later releases turned the Chronicle into a book, so this page separates what the live site states from what the older code did.

Quick answer: Open the Chronicle (Journey) with /lore journey and look at the Road, which lists your quests in the order you took them. A finished quest opens a page with the text you read. You can also try /lore quests, which the October 22 code had; if it does nothing, use the Road.

Finding finished quests in Lore Forever: open the Chronicle with /lore journey, read the Road, open a finished quest page, and try /lore quests, which is not confirmed in the current release.
Where finished quests show up, from What's new, the FAQ and project code dated October 22, 2026.

Key facts

  • Confirmed live: the Chronicle is a book with Here, Found, Road and Storylines (What's new, October 25)
  • Road: lists quests in the order you took them (October 25)
  • Quest page: a finished quest opens with the text you read and a Listen for its quest giver (October 25)
  • Open the Journey: /lore journey, per the FAQ
  • Not confirmed: /lore quests and the Completed filter
  • Stays on your PC

Where do I find the quests I finished?

  1. Type /lore journey. The FAQ names this command for opening Journey.
  2. Look for the Road, one of the book's ribbons. What's new says the Road and Storylines show your journey zone by zone and that quests appear in the order you took them.
  3. Open a finished quest. What's new says its page shows the text you read and a Listen for what its quest giver said.
  4. Use Found for the rest: What's new calls it your collection, with filters and sorting. I did not open the filters in game.

What did the older Completed list do?

I read the add-on's project code dated October 22, 2026, which is older than the book. There, /lore quests (or /lore completed) opened Journey on a filter called Completed, beside All, Quests, Fights and Milestones. It listed every quest the character had finished, newest first, grouped by zone, with the first 300 shown and the rest counted. Quests done before the add-on were marked "Done earlier", read from the game's own completed list. Clicking one showed its text again when the add-on had kept it, then its lore entry. Treat all of this as old behaviour until you see it in your version.

Are there spoilers?

The older code applied the add-on's normal spoiler rules: a hidden section waited behind a "Show spoiler" link. An Options tick called "Tell me everything" shows the story in full; the code sets it off by default. The Chronicle may handle this differently now.

What is saved, and where?

Options has "Remember my journey" (on by default in the code), and the FAQ says to untick it if you do not want your journey recorded. The FAQ says the record stays on your own PC in Lore Forever's saved-variables file under WTF, that WoW writes it only when you log out or type /reload, and that the add-on cannot send it anywhere. It also says a year of play stays under 1 MB per character. "Keep the quest text you see" (on by default in the code) is what lets the add-on show quest text again.

What is not confirmed yet

  • Whether /lore quests and the Completed filter still exist: no What's new entry since October 22 mentions them, and the October 25 entries describe the Chronicle book instead.
  • Whether Found's filters take over from Completed.
  • Whether the 300-line limit and "Done earlier" still apply.
  • Whether quests finished before you installed Lore Forever appear on the Road; the code did list them, the book's pages are not described.

Can Willo or Lore Forever help with this?

Ask Willo out loud, for example "which quests have I finished in Elwynn". Her page says she remembers your journey, but she can be wrong and is not official, so the in-game book is the source of truth. Willo is free to start (50 answers a day) and is a separate companion app for Windows 10 or 11 and Apple Silicon Macs (macOS 12 or later), per her page. The free Lore Forever add-on is fan-made, not affiliated with Blizzard, has no internet access, and its narration uses generated voices.

Frequently asked questions

What is the command for completed quests?

/lore quests existed in the October 22 code. Today's release is not confirmed; /lore journey is named by the FAQ.

Can I see quest text again?

What's new says a finished quest opens a page with the text you read.

Does it list quests from before I installed?

The October 22 code did, by title; not confirmed in the book.

Does it share my quests?

Not by itself; the FAQ says WoW does not let add-ons reach the internet.

Is the list in order of date?

The Road lists quests in the order you took them, per What's new.

Sources

Reviewed November 9, 2026. Lore Forever and Willo are fan-made and are not affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment.

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