> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/beginner/rewards.md).
# Rewards
Once you've familiarized yourself with the [Quest Editor](/quests/setup/quests-editor.md), you may be wondering about the 'Edit Rewards' selection. This sub-menu contains prizes your player would receive upon completing the quest:
Expand to see the breakdown.
1. Monetary prize through [Vault](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/beginner/dependencies#vault)
2. Points for use as a quest Requirement
3. Material prize such as Emeralds or Diamonds
4. Vanilla experience levels prize
5. Run command from the console (`` replaces name)
6. Give player permission from the console through Vault
7. [mcMMO Classic](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/beginner/dependencies#mcmmo-classic) experience levels prize
8. [Heroes](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/beginner/dependencies#heroes) experience levels prize
9. [Parties](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/beginner/dependencies#parties) experience levels prize
10. Rewards from a [Quests module](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/casual/modules)
11. Override message shown to the player describing their rewards
12. Finish working on your quest reward
Note that the free mcMMO Classic is different than the paid mcMMO Overhaul, which is not natively supported. To use Quests with mcMMO Overhaul, you'll need [the module](https://pikamug.gitbook.io/quests/casual/modules#mcmmo-overhaul) which loads under custom rewards.
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