Quests
Live the language. An AI Dungeon Master narrates your adventure — but the Elves, Klingons, and Dothraki speak only their own tongue. Understand them, answer them, and the road opens.
Try one real scene below, free, no signup required — then create a free account to keep adventuring through the full campaign.
Dusk on the old road through Hollin. Holly trees line the broken stones of a kingdom long gone. A hooded figure steps from the trees — an Elf, hand raised in peace — and greets you in his own tongue.
What is Quest?
Quest turns vocabulary practice into a real story. Instead of flashcards, an AI Dungeon Master drops you into a Middle-earth (with Klingon and Dothraki campaigns coming) adventure where every NPC speaks only real, sourced, canon words — never invented conlang. You read, you answer, and a right answer moves the story forward and earns XP.
The launch campaign, "The Doors of Durin," is a 5-scene Sindarin adventure: you meet an Elf on the road through Hollin, learn words of greeting and friendship, and finally stand at the West-gate of Moria, where only speaking the right word — the real inscription "Pedo mellon a minno" — opens the way. Every scene teaches its vocabulary before testing it, and a wrong guess never ends the story: the NPC gives you a hint, then a stronger hint, and finally the answer, so you always keep moving forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quest is an AI-narrated, choose-your-words text adventure. An AI Dungeon Master describes the scene in English, but the characters you meet speak only real, attested Elvish, Klingon, or Dothraki — you have to understand and reply in the target language to move the story forward.
No. Every scene teaches the words you need before it asks you to use them, with an escalating hint ladder if you get stuck — you're never punished for a wrong answer.
Yes — the scene below is a real, live turn against the same AI Dungeon Master used in the full app. Anonymous visitors get one free try per week; sign up free for the full campaign.
Yes. Every word an NPC speaks is sourced and cited — Sindarin from Tolkien's own texts, Klingon from Okrand's canon, Dothraki from David J. Peterson's published material. The AI narrator never invents new conlang words.
Nothing bad — the NPC gives you an in-story hint instead of ending the scene. Each scene has multiple hints that get more direct as you keep trying, and after the last one the correct answer is revealed warmly so the story keeps moving. There's no penalty for guessing.
The first campaign, "The Doors of Durin," is a 5-scene Sindarin adventure that retells the riddle at the West-gate of Moria — including decoding the real inscription "Pedo mellon a minno" ("Speak, friend, and enter"). More campaigns in Klingon and Dothraki are planned.
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Quest, lessons and the AI tutor — the same account on your phone.