Yeah, plus you're using itemcounts where they obviously don't need to be. Such a use would be like this:
if ($itemcount{13758} == 1 && $itemcount{20270} == 2 && $itemcount{6011} == 3 && $itemcount{20290} == 5){
quest::dowhatever....blahblah
itemcount is for stacks of items, $item[no] is used for single item turnins. To make your quest work, this is what I believe it should look like:
sub EVENT_SAY {
if($text=~/Hail/i){
quest::say("Hail to you $name. You look like a [young druid].");
if($text=~/young druid/i){
quest::say("Well then you've come to the right place. As your druidic blacksmith it is my duty to outfit young ones such as yourself. If you [assist] me I will reward you with a very nice mace.");
if($text=~/i will assist you/i){
quest::say("Excellent! I require you to go out into the Faydark and return to me with one of the following items. A Black Wolf Skin , A Forest Drakeling Scales , A Rust Mace , and A Giant Wasp Drone Pollen. When you return I shall give you the mace."); }
}
sub EVENT_ITEM {
if($itemcount{13758} == 1 && $itemcount{20270} == 1 && $itemcount{6011} == 1 && $itemcount{20290} == 1){
quest::say("Nice work druid. Now as I said here is your mace , use it well.");
quest::exp(150);
quest::summonitem(3431); }
}
That should work for you, but please let me know.
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