PostMaster v2.28

Postmaster​

A co-pilot for EverQuest's Courier of Favor quest line — the one that ends with the Featherweight Satchel of the Courier.

Postmaster runs the whole thing: the two prerequisite quests, all eighteen mail deliveries around the old world, and the final hand-in. One click runs an entire leg unassisted, travel included.

Live servers only.

Using it​

The window walks you through four phases in order, and opens each section as you reach it.

1. Travel — gets you to Sunrise Hills, including the Guild Lobby neighborhood gate.
2. The Nonad Brothers — the tonic run to Qeynos and the nested tax-collection quest.
3. Postmaster's Challenge — eighteen letters, grouped into four trips by destination city. One click runs a whole city's worth: every pickup, then the delivery run.
4. Final Hail — collect the reward.

Turn on Full Auto in the Postmaster's Challenge section and it chains every remaining trip on a single click, then finishes at Aric and hails Lysric. A genuine failure stops it immediately; it does not blunder onwards.

There's a Deliveries tab showing all eighteen with who has them and where they go, a Settings tab with eight themes and optional sound and speech, and a Help tab.

Worth knowing before you start​

• Letters are temporary. They vanish on death and after roughly thirty minutes logged out. Don't carry them somewhere risky.
• If a delivery fails, retry it with the script's own button while it still holds the letter. Handing one in manually is what breaks tracking — the game gives a script no way to find out you did that. There's a "Mark done" button per delivery if it happens anyway.
• The Tax Collection Box has to sit in a main inventory slot, never inside a bag, or the quest won't register what you collect.
• High Keep is genuinely dangerous at low level. Its gnoll pack has killed characters that had a speed buff running. A pet to soak the aggro is what actually works.
• Evil races: if your faction is bad enough that a quest NPC won't talk to you, Postmaster will use a shroud plus Sneak and Hide to get you close enough safely. It also keeps a speed buff up for everyone, because the run is long.

Requirements​

• MQ2Nav with a mesh for the zones involved, and MQ2EasyFind for the long hops.
• MQ2MoveUtils for the stealth positioning (only used if your faction needs it).
• MQTextToSpeech is optional — spoken announcements simply stay off without it.

Commands​

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Made by RedFrog. Bug reports and quirks from your own server are welcome — this quest crosses a lot of old zones, and field reports are how the awkward corners get found.