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# Test Your Quest
After creating a quest, you can assign it to yourself while it is in DRAFT status. This will assign your user this quest for you to test the server implementation:
1. Click on the dropdown menu
2. Click on "Self Assign"
Now, you should be able to see that quest in the Elixir Launcher:
1. Open the Elixir Launcher
2. Log in with your Publisher account
3. Go to the Rewards Page > Quests tab
4. Scroll to the Game Quest section, where you will find a carrousel with more than one quest containing your DRAFT quest with 0 trophies.
This quest will give 0 trophies but will allow you to test your server integration, and check that it is progressing normally. Once you have tested it, you can Submit your game for Review.
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