Quest boards without a raid

Avalon Mist, Enchanted Castle, Fairy Forest and Golem Guard are four files on Tile Dock. The names suggest a campaign. The software is four separate boards. There is no map that locks the castle until you finish the forest. There is no fee to enter. There is no party of characters stored on the account.

What "quest" means here

It means the art shows a place you might walk through in a story. Avalon Mist is mist and shore. Enchanted Castle is a building. Fairy Forest is trees. Golem Guard is a figure in front of a gate. Each one loads its own canvas. You leave by closing the frame. Progress inside the board, if the board keeps a virtual balance, stays in that frame's own storage for the session. It is not a quest log on the account page.

What the account actually tracks

The account tracks XP, a level derived from floors, a streak, and whether the daily grant has been stamped. Floors begin 0, 90, 210, 370, 580, 850. Reaching 210 XP makes the account say rung 3. It does not hand you Enchanted Castle if you were already signed in. You already had Enchanted Castle when the account existed. If you are a guest, you do not have it, and 0 XP versus 850 XP is not the difference. The difference is the sign-in.

Open boards are not the fantasy ones

The guest trio on Tile Dock is Ancient Rome, Anubis Trial and Aussie Outback. None of the four quest names is in that trio. You can still read this note and look at the round previews. Spinning Avalon Mist needs the account. Spinning Anubis Trial does not.

A session, not a season

People talk about fantasy games as seasons: a week of tasks, a pass, a shop. This floor has a 20-hour gap between daily XP grants and a 100 XP cap on spin XP per calendar day. That is a clock. It is not a battle pass. There is nothing to buy when the clock ends. The next grant is 50 XP plus 10 XP for each streak day after the first, if you return inside 48 hours.

Use the boards as boards. If the castle art is enough, open the page, read the blurb, and leave. The raid was never installed.