Escape From Tarkov’s patch 0.12.11 has been quite a fantastic journey so far, with a couple of additional quests that came down the line. Today we are here to cover one of the new ones given by Prapor. The quest is called “Documents” and requires players to go to Reserve base and pick up three Military Documents.
Escape From Tarkov Documents Quest Details
The objective does not require players to possess any sort of keys, which means is free and easy to get. All you need to do is collect the military files, located in Reserve’s underbelly, where the command room is located. control room. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the quest dialogue requirements, and objectives below:
Documents Quest Dialogue
Hey there, fighter. There’s a new task, but you’ll have to go to the same place you whacked those Raiders on the state reserve base. Your previous efforts weren’t fruitful enough, apparently: the Raiders dug in deep in that bunker, not letting anyone near it. However, I still do have quite an interest in that place. There’s a piece of information from trusted sources that there are some classified documents there, the info is encrypted, so Raiders don’t really care about. Find me the documents, I’ve got serious clients for them.
Objectives
You need Prapor loyalty level 3 and 1 completed Prapor LL3 quest to accept this quest.
- Obtain the first folder with military documents on Reserve
- Obtain the second folder with military documents on Reserve
- Obtain the third folder with military documents on Reserve
- Hand over the first documents to Prapor
- Hand over the second documents to Prapor
- Hand over the third documents to Prapor
Rewards
- +28,000 EXP
- Prapor Rep +0.75
- 275,000 Roubles
Reward Dialogue
You got them? Great job, warrior! Here’s the reward, as agreed.
Guide
The quest asks you to head to Reserve and pick up 3 documents. The documents can be found underground. One of them is in the control room, the other one is next to it, and the last one is in the lobby where the three supply boxes are located. For a better explanation, check the images below:
Military Documents Location Images
