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* The vast majority of 'Events' in ''VideoGame/{{Guild Wars 2}}'' are essentially repeatables as their goals and {{NPC}}s are the same in every iteration or randomly cycle between a handful of variants. 'Meta Events' are large repeatables triggered when a number of related smaller Events are completed.
** Starting with Living World Season 3, "Renown Hearts" (quests) can be repeated once per server day to get additional rewards.

* The Sea Quests of ''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey III: The Drowned City'' can be repeated as many times as the player likes, as they're the only source of waterbound enemies/bosses. Since your HP[=/=]MP are automatically filled after a victory, and you're always asked if you wish to save before starting one, this makes them a good source of potential grinding. There are also several RNG exploits that can be used to get a lot of XP with minimal effort involving these sea quests.

* ''Fallout'' series:

** ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'': In Story Mode, all levels take the form of job tasks offered to Mario so he can complete them and receive money in return to repair Princess Peach's Castle; some of the supporting characters offer additional tasks outside the numbered list. Replaying these levels won't give the same offered reward again, but it's still possible to gather coins in them to form extra money to increase the current repair budget.

For story and gameplay elements are replayed out of the main campaign, see ReplayMode.

* Every 3D ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' game allows the player to repeat the levels' star missions, be they boss battles, helping characters, participating in races or minigames, obstacle courses, etc. There have been two exceptions to this: The trade of blue coins for Shine Sprites in the boathouse in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'' (these coins can only be collected once each to prevent the player from earning different Shine Sprites with the same coins; this also means that, after all coins are collected and then traded to get all 24 Shine Sprites from the boathouse, that whole part of the game will remain finished). The other exception is the story missions in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'', as they cannot be repeated once they're completed for the first time; all other quests can.

* In the unpatched version of ''VideoGame/Fallout2'', one mission in NCR was repeatable due to a GoodBadBug. Constantly repairing the computer after Jack has blown himself up would net the player 3000 experience and a couple of skill manuals. Rinse and repeat for easy LevelGrinding.

* ''VideoGame/ScarletBlade'' has the usual mook bounties and daily quests for instances. But the biggest rewards come from PvP quest objectives, given hourly, daily and weekly.

* ''VideoGame/Elsword'' has repeatable quests in every town aside from Ruben (the starting one). The rewards vary from ED (the game's currency), EXP, and/or items such as potions and status healers, and the quests can range from "gather this many of this item" to "defeat this many of this enemy type". The quests are likely there to let the player level up, since the story can't be continued if [[ForcedLevelGrinding your character level is too low]].

* In the unpatched version of ''Fallout2'', one mission in NCR was repeatable due to a GoodBadBug. Constantly repairing the computer after Jack has blown himself up would net the player 3000 experience and a couple of skill manuals. Rinse and repeat for easy LevelGrinding.

* ''VideoGame/{{Final Fantasy XI}}'' has numerous repeatable quests ranging from the simple FetchQuest for fame grinding to redoing major battles in Missions for a different end reward.

* Every 3D ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' game allows the player to repeat the levels' star missions, be they boss battles, helping characters, participating in races or minigames, obstacle courses, etc. The exception is the trade of blue coins for Shine Sprites in the boathouse in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'', because these coins can only be collected once each (this is done to prevent the player from earning different Shine Sprites with the same coins); this also means that, after all coins are collected and then traded to get all 24 Shine Sprites from the boathouse, that whole part of the game (which represents 20% of the HundredPercentCompletion) will remain finished.

* In VideoGame/{{Chrono Trigger}}, the Black Omen exists in multiple time periods. If you do the quest in 1000 A.D. you can explore the dungeon again in 600 A.D. and in 12,000 B.C. Though this doesn't work in reverse order due to the time-travelling nature of the game.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Chrono Trigger}}, the Black Omen exists in multiple time periods. If you do the quest in 1000 A.D. you can explore the dungeon again in 600 A.D. and in 12,000 B.C. Though this doesn't work in reverse order due to the time-travelling nature of the game.

* In the ''Franchise/{{Fable}}'' series, quests such as the Slave Rescue, The Crucible, and Escaped Prisoner quests are all repeatable.

* ''VideoGame/{{RIFT}}'' has its share, just like the ''WorldOfWarcraft'' ones.

* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'', all sidequests are repeatable in a manner of speaking as the game's [[GroundhogDayLoop three day cycle]] allows them to be retaken during each iteration.

* In ''MegamanZX'', Rose and Huguet will request you to go to Area Lin order to gather some supplies for them. After going to three diferent sections each time, Rose will give you a sub tank. However, you can only obtain two sub-tanks for this and any subsequent attempt only nets a token thank you and a few Energy Crystals.

* The vast majority of 'Events' in ''{{Guild Wars 2}}'' are essentially repeatables as their goals and {{NPC}}s are the same in every iteration or randomly cycle between a handful of variants. 'Meta Events' are large repeatables triggered when a number of related smaller Events are completed.

* 'VideoGame/'DragonNest'' has a different sequence of optional quests for every mission map but the last quest in the sequence is always an infinitely repeatable 'Assault' quest that consists solely of finishing the map on the second hardest difficulty. Accepting this quest repeatedly and rushing through the map each time forms the basis of most organized LevelGrinding.

* In the ''VideoGane/Fable'' series, quests such as the Slave Rescue, The Crucible, and Escaped Prisoner quests are all repeatable.

* ''WorldOfWarcraft'' does this with 'dailies' and may even have been the TropeCodifier.

* ''DragonSaga'' pads the levels between the 'big' main quests with various repeatables. Notably, the InfinityPlusOneSword crafting quests are almost all repeatable and of the unlimited variety.
* ''MapleStory'' did not introduce these until later versions despite growing and rather vocal demand for them in the early days.

* ''RagnarokOnline'' and its {{Bragging Rights Reward}} hats (among other awards, but mostly hats) can be obtained in {{Fetch Quest}}s, and can be repeated as long as the player is willing to hunt down the same items.
* In ''GuildWars'', many of the quests offered at the annual "Wintersday" festival (which falls around the time of Christmas-New Year's) are repeatable, enabling players to farm huge amounts of holiday items.

* ''DragonNest'' has a different sequence of optional quests for every mission map but the last quest in the sequence is always an infinitely repeatable 'Assault' quest that consists solely of finishing the map on the second hardest difficulty. Accepting this quest repeatedly and rushing through the map each time forms the basis of most organized LevelGrinding.
* ''{{RIFT}}'' has its share, just like the ''WorldOfWarcraft'' ones.
* ''ScarletBlade'' has the usual mook bounties and daily quests for instances. But the biggest rewards come from PvP quest objectives, given hourly, daily and weekly.

* In ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' every mission except the tutorials is repeatable. Storyline missions are accessible from the game menu's Episode Replay tab, PVE queues are in a button attached to the minimap, and other missions can be played by flying to the start point.

* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'' has this as a core mechanic; quests that aren't story-related can be repeated ''ad infinitum''. Repeating quests is necessary in order to farm for monster parts necessary to make new equipment and upgrade existing equipment, as well as to make money.