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Tarkov really can’t catch a break, with even supposed UN Peacekeepers trying to make some scratch on the side by exchanging everything of value left in the city for Western weapons and equipment. A Polish UN supply officer Tadeusz Pilsudski and his Blue Helmets have been seen all around the Tarkov making small weapons deals and providing PMCs access to a rich and favorable taste of Western warfare. If you feel a strong lack of AUGs, M4s, and MP5s in your bloodstream, then consider doing a couple of Peacekeeper quests for a quick boost to your character’s firepower. Think of it as contributing to the UN humanitarian effort, just in a very unconventional way.
Our Tarkov Peacekeeper Quests boost is designed to make your life much easier, making experienced players with tons of game experience either assist you with Peackeeper quests and tasks or straight do them for you, providing you with a great boost to your character’s PMC skills, as well as unique, Western weapons, ammo, gear, and weapon mods. EFT Peacekeeper Quest will have you galloping all around Tarkov and its outskirts looking for military equipment left after the Contact Wars, fending off rival PMCs and Scavs along the way. Infamous Wet Job quest chain, for example, requires you to do a little bit of everything: defeat Scavs and PMCs alike, gather intelligence at the Shoreline, and significantly improve your PMC skills, all for a taste of Western modern gear and ammo. Completing Wet Job and other missions can be quite a drag. Allow us to help!
Tarkov Peacekeeper Quests Boost FAQ
What are the hardest quests offered by Peacekeeper and what are the rewards for completing them?
Peacekeeper has arguably some of the most difficult quests in Escape From Tarkov, with tons of different currency and reputation points offered in reward for completing them:
- The Guide: the final quest in Peacekeeper’s quest chain and the ultimate test of your PMCs abilities. The Guide requires you to raid every location in Escape From Tarkov and survive. Consecutively. Every map in the game. Even the Lab. This is arguably one of the most infuriating quests in the game and will take extreme dedication and planning to complete. The rewards, however, are absolutely stellar:
- +42,600 EXP;
- Peacekeeper Reputation +0.04;
- 25,000 Dollars;
- 1× EOTech HHS-1 hybrid sight (Tan);
- 1× Ops-Core SLAAP armor helmet plate (Tan);
- 3× AR-15 Vltor MUR-1S 5.56×45 upper receiver;
- Unlocks EOTech HHS-1 hybrid sight (Tan) for purchase;
- Unlocks Ops-Core SLAAP armor helmet plate for purchase;
- Unlocks AR-15 Vltor MUR-1S 5.56×45 upper receiver for purchase;
- Unlocks 4.6x30mm AP SX crafting schematic;
- The Mentor: now this one seems like a joke quest, really, and it might be just it. Basically, you have to pay Peacekeeper a whopping 50,000 Euros. Apparently, it’s for some sniping lessons from a very skilled friend of his. Maybe in the world of Tarkov, this price has some merit to it, but the sheer amount of time required to farm so much cash is astonishing. You’ll get 3 skill levels in bolt-action rifles for that, though, so it’s not a complete waste.
- Wet Job Quest Chain: each part of the quest will have you hunting for some info and points of interest during the Shoreline raid, very similar to Lend Lease quests:
- Wet Job Part 1 quest will require you to kill 10 Scavs while using a suppressed M4A1, ADAR, or TX-15 during the Shoreline raid;
- Wet Job Part 2 quest will require you to locate a fishing hut in the Shoreline and mark a fishing table;
- Wet Job Part 3 quest will have you certain for a specific car during the Shoreline raid;
- Wet Job Part 4 quest will have you looking for a list of a hotel’s tenants during the Shoreline raid;
- Wet Job Par 5 quest will have you looking for documents related to a specific person of interest during the Shoreline raid;
- And this is where it gets interesting. Wet Job Part 6 requires you to reach Bolt-Action rifles skill level 7, which is an incredible amount of farm and grind. For completing this quest, you’ll receive the following rewards:
- +8,500 EXP;
- Peacekeeper Reputation +0.03;
- 3,500 Dollars;
- 1× Lobaev Arms DVL-10 7.62×51 bolt-action sniper rifle (variant Saboteur);
- 50× 7.62x51mm M61;
- Unlocks barter for FN40GL Mk2 40mm grenade launcher at Peacekeeper;
- Samples: find all the rare stims available in the game and hand them over to Peacekeeper. Receive the following rewards at the checkout:
- +15.300 EXP;
- Peacekeeper Reputation +0.04;
- 4,000 Dollars;
- 1× Ammunition case;
- 1× DS Arms SA-58 7.62×51 assault rifle (variant BEL);
- Unlocks access to Ops-Core FAST multi-hit ballistic face shield for purchase;
- Unlocks purchase of Team Wendy EXFIL Ballistic Helmet (variant Black) at Peacekeeper;
- Lend-Lease Part 2: find x3 Virtex programmable processors (in raid) and Military COFDM Wireless Signal Transmitter (in raid) and deliver them to Peacekeeper. Both items are incredibly rare in the world of Tarkov, so you’ll have to spend quite some time looking for them. Keep in mind, though, that the first part of the Lend-Lease quest is obtained from the Skier, not the Peacekeeper (it does confuse a lot of players).
Among honorable mentions are Peacekeeping Mission quests that require you to kill Scavs and PMCs with M4A1 or HK416A5. There’s also that one Cargo X quest, consisting of Cargo X Part 1, Cargo X Part 2, Cargo X Part 3, and Cargo X Part 4, which again will require you to scavenge Tarkov for whatever’s left of pre-fall technology.
We care for our customers’ sanity and offer our boost services to help you progress in the world of Tarkov stress and grind-free, while additionally getting you some great Western guns, grenades, and improved magazines to play with!
