Today’s Tip Time involves the Quest Guide and Quest Tracker. Through normal gameplay various quests will be added to your Quest Tracker. Most people know that you can control the appearance of quests in the Quest Tracker through your Quest Log. A quick way of getting there is just by clicking the rings next to your quests in the Tracker.
What you may not know is that you can also right click the rings next to your quests.

Sub-menu for the Quest Tracker
This gives you a small menu of additional options:
- Show in Quest Log: Opens up the Quest Log with this quest as the focus. This is the same as left-clicking the quest ring.
- Lock: Locks the quest in the Quest Tracker and prevents it from being replaced automatically as you collect new quests or finish objectives.
- Set Who Note: Sets this quest as your note in the Looking for Fellowship display. This way others can see what you’re focusing on.
- Find Others on Quests: Finds others through the Looking for Fellowship display that are currently doing this quest. Helpful if you need a group, but it presumes they’re paying attention to the LFF display. Unfortunately, many people do not.
- Set as Quest Guide Focus: Sets the selected quest as the focus on the Quest Guide, meaning that the arrow in the radar will focus on that quest instead of whatever it was focusing on previously. This is quite useful because otherwise the Quest Guide will automatically change focus depending on your position.
- Remove: Remove from the Quest Tracker and Guide, but not from the Log.
- Remove All: Same as above, but affects all quests in the Tracker and Guide.
I didn’t realize all of these options were available early on, but they can be quite useful.

its always nice to learn something new, good post.
Unfortunately I don’t think anyone use the set who note or find others on quests functions. I don’t know if its because no one knows about them or what, but any time I’ve tried to use them I’ve had no luck getting a fellowship together.
Seems like the only way to get a group is Regional or Glff.