There are several common quest-related issues regularly encountered by players. For example:

 Being unable to complete quests.

Being unable to interact with quest items or quest NPCs.

Not receiving credit for quest-related kills.

Unable to find or loot quest-related drops.

    A large fraction of the time, any or all of the above issues are due to the player inadvertently being in a raid group. Most quests encountered within World of Warcraft were designed to be completed in parties of five or fewer. Unless a quest is specifically designated as a "Raid" quest in your quest log, you will not receive quest items (or credit for quest-related kills) while in a raid group. This is considered to be functioning normally. This rule also applies to raid groups containing five or fewer members; thus, if for example a player is the only one in the party, yet is in the remnants of an old raid group, quest items shall still not drop, nor shall quest kills count. To see if you are in a raid group, please click on the social button (default key: O). The second-to-last tab is set for Raid.

    One thing to note is that it is currently possible to become stuck in a raid group, even though it may not appear that you are in one; although we are working to determine the cause of this issue and devise a more permanent resolution, there are means of ensuring that you are not in a raid group should this occur. Type the following command in your chat window, and make certain that it appears precisely as offered below, including capitalization and punctuation: