Surf And Rescue Quests: Grand-Prize Objectives and Rewards
Surf And Rescue's grand-prize quest set: the three objectives, how to claim each one, the legendary for completing the set, and the separate index rewards (shark or octopus).
Surf And Rescue's quests, as shown in current gameplay, center on a spin-generated grand-prize set with three objectives: save five animals, upgrade your tank, and reach speed level 9. Each objective sits alongside a Claim button, and the set's stated rule is to complete all three to win a legendary. Separately, the collection index offers its own claimable rewards, including a shark or octopus.
Grand-prize quest set: the three objectives
The grand-prize set is generated from a spin, and it lists its objectives with a Claim button shown next to them:
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Save five animals
First in the set's shown order, displayed with a Claim button alongside it ('Save five animals. Claim.').
Upgrade your tank
Second objective in the set, also paired with a Claim button in the quest interface.
Reach speed level 9
Third objective in the set. How to raise speed to level 9 isn't shown in the recorded run — the player himself is left asking how — so check the quest panel in-game for its exact requirement.
Rewards and claiming
The set states its completion rule directly: complete all three objectives to win a legendary. That legendary is what makes the set worth finishing — the recorded player wants speed nine specifically because, in his words, "if I get this grand prize, dude, that legendary will make us so much money."
Claiming an objective is shown in action. To clear the tank upgrade, the player buys the upgrade for the quest ("We'll upgrade the tank for my quest. Thank you."), and immediately afterward he notices "We have a million dollars now." The recording never labels that cash as the quest payout, so treat it as the observed claim sequence rather than a confirmed reward amount.
Index rewards: shark or octopus
Separate from the grand-prize set, the same recording shows a collection index with its own claimable rewards. The player works through it ("I guess I'll claim this stuff"), notes he can "claim this and claim our shark or octopus," and, after obtaining what he identifies as the last index entry, claims it as well. The shark-or-octopus claim is the concrete index reward shown; how many index entries exist in total, or what other index tiers pay, isn't shown.
Repeat or refresh behavior
Nothing in the recorded gameplay shows the grand-prize set refreshing, resetting, or repeating on any schedule, and whether it is one-time or recurring — or whether other quest sets exist beyond it — isn't shown either. Recheck the quest panel's objectives and rewards after any quest-system or balance update.