Suggestion for new mission:
Go to *random keep of own realm* and escort a caravan from there to *nearest keep from own realm*.
- player speaks with the gatekeeper of the keep, he summons a caravan that is sticked to the player. interaction with the gatekeeper of the destination keep with the caravan beeing in range finishes the mission.
- if there is no keep in near range, the next random keep is selected. if there is no keep with a near keep at all, the mission cannot be given.

Suggestion for change:
- Also, group-guardmissions should be switched to take-the-keep-missions. Otherwise opening a keep and leaving it open for farming guards is more lucrative.
- Solo Enemy-Kill-Missions should be implemented egain, but should be cleared on logout.
- Keep Archers should be repositioned to be always attackable from outside, even if its a small luri.

I'm not a big fan of the escort missions so much, but I love your other ideas. I have always wondered how there can be group realm enemy tasks but no solo enemy tasks?! Never made any sense to me.

Rector wrote:- Solo Enemy-Kill-Missions should be implemented egain, but should be cleared on logout.

I'd prefer the other way round. Group PvP kill missions should be removed. They have almost no benefit for lowRR PuGs with the occational kill from this or that realm, and increase the RPs of the highly effective highRR/core grps even more => gap increases.

Well I think there is one positive thing about realm-enemy-missions: If a group just wiped and wants to quit because its bedtime and finishing the mission would need only 3 more enemies, the chance is high that they will do one more run. They wouldn't do so without the mission.
The same thing could happen with solo enemy kill missions. They were implemented long time ago and removed again. But they didn't reset on login, so they were really just an rp boost for solos and nothing more.

Again, not in lowRR/pugs. Frustration >> mission.

Courier missions were added in 1.54 and are a missing feature on Uthgard. I added them to the tracker as a feature we lack.