- Create Pottery daily quests arrive as Jobs on your in-game phone and reward cash plus gems.
- Check the Jobs menu before every production session so your crafting counts toward objectives.
- Prioritize Jobs that overlap with your routine: shaping, glazing, firing, and selling.
- Combine Jobs with a full pottery cycle so one session advances several objectives at once.
- Claim rewards immediately after completion, then reinvest in shop upgrades or employees.
How Create Pottery Daily Quests Work
In Create Pottery, daily quests are delivered through the Jobs system on your in-game phone. Instead of a separate quest board, the phone acts as your task hub: it lists available objectives, their completion requirements, and the rewards attached to each one. Rewards typically include cash and gems, the game's premium progression currency.
The key to treating Jobs as daily quests is rhythm. Objectives refresh over time, and the most efficient players build a loop around them: check the phone, run a pottery cycle that satisfies active tasks, claim rewards, and repeat. Because most Jobs ask for actions you would perform anyway — making pottery, applying glaze, firing pieces, selling items — the system rewards planning rather than extra grinding.
Always open the Jobs menu before starting a production session. If a task asks you to fire five pieces or sell three glazed items, shaping that pottery now means the objective completes itself during normal play.
Daily Quest Categories and Rewards
Jobs fall into several broad categories based on which part of the pottery business they target. Understanding each category helps you decide which quests to prioritize during a session.
| Job Category | Typical Requirement | Reward Focus | Best Time to Do It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production Jobs | Make or shape a number of pottery pieces | Cash, small gem amounts | During active wheel sessions |
| Finishing Jobs | Apply glaze or fire pieces in the kiln | Cash, gems | After shaping a batch |
| Sales Jobs | Sell finished pottery to customers | Cash-heavy | When shop traffic is active |
| Upgrade Jobs | Buy shop improvements or hire staff | Gems, bonuses | When the purchase solves a real bottleneck |
| Mixed Objectives | Combine several requirements | Larger combined rewards | During long play sessions |
Do not start a sales Job when your shop has no finished pottery available. Prepare inventory first — firing a batch before accepting a sales objective prevents idle waiting.
Cash-Focused Quests
- Best for early game growth
- Fund clay and upgrades
- Tied to sales and production
Gem-Focused Quests
- Premium currency rewards
- Save for shop features
- Often tied to finishing steps
Progression Quests
- Upgrade and employee tasks
- Reward expansion milestones
- Best when purchases solve bottlenecks
Step-by-Step Daily Quest Routine
This routine turns Create Pottery daily quests into a repeatable loop that compounds with your normal pottery workflow.
Open the Jobs Menu First
Before touching the pottery wheel, open the phone and review every available objective. Note the requirements and rewards so your session plan covers the most valuable tasks.
Match Jobs to Your Routine
Select objectives that align with what you already plan to do: shaping on the wheel, glazing, kiln firing, or selling. These overlapping tasks require almost no detour.
Run a Full Pottery Cycle
Shape your pieces, refine the rims, apply glaze, and fire the batch in the kiln. A complete cycle satisfies production, finishing, and preparation-for-sales objectives simultaneously.
Sell and Stock the Shop
Move finished pieces into the shop while customer traffic is active. Keep inventory available so sales Jobs progress without dead time.
Claim Rewards and Reinvest
Return to the Jobs menu, collect rewards, and review new objectives. Reinvest earnings into shop upgrades, better clay processing, or your first employee.
One well-planned session can complete three or more Jobs at once. Always let the quest list shape your production order, not the other way around.
Comparing Jobs to Other Income Sources
Daily quests are only one part of the Create Pottery economy. The table below compares Jobs against the other main income channels across the three stages of studio growth.
| Stage | Jobs Role | Pottery Sales | Rare Clay | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Early Game | Reliable gem trickle, low effort | Main cash source | Save, do not spend | Not yet worth the cost |
| Mid Game | Higher-value Jobs appear | Reinvest into upgrades | Process selectively | First hire removes bottleneck |
| Late Game | Background income during routine | Premium pieces, high margin | Core of top-value products | Automation keeps the loop running |
Early on, gems from Jobs are one of the most accessible premium currency sources. Save them for shop features with repeatable value instead of low-impact cosmetic options.
| Priority | Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Check phone Jobs before crafting | Zero-cost planning step |
| 2 | Batch production tasks together | One cycle, multiple objectives |
| 3 | Stock shop before sales Jobs | Prevents idle waiting |
| 4 | Time upgrade Jobs with real needs | Reward plus genuine bottleneck solved |
| 5 | Claim rewards promptly | Frees slot for new objectives |
Daily Session Checklist
Use this checklist each time you log in to keep quests, production, and shop income moving together.
Daily Quest Session Goals:
- Open the phone Jobs menu and review all active objectives
- Shape at least one full batch of pottery on the wheel
- Apply glaze and fire all pieces in the kiln
- Stock the shop and complete at least one sales Job
- Claim every finished Job reward and reinvest it
If an upgrade or employee Job appears, complete it only when that purchase also solves a real production or sales bottleneck. Buying purely for the reward rarely pays off.
FAQ
Q: Where do I find daily quests in Create Pottery?
Daily quests appear as Jobs in the Jobs menu on your in-game phone. Open the phone, review the listed objectives and their requirements, and complete the tasks to collect the attached rewards.
Q: What rewards do Create Pottery daily quests give?
Jobs typically reward cash and gems. Production and sales tasks lean toward cash, while finishing tasks such as glazing and firing often include gems. Upgrade-oriented Jobs can include bonus rewards tied to expansion.
Q: How do I complete Jobs faster?
Prioritize Jobs that overlap with your normal pottery routine. Run a full cycle — shaping, glazing, firing, and selling — so a single session satisfies several objectives instead of treating each quest as a separate activity.
Q: Are Jobs better than selling pottery for income?
They serve different purposes. Pottery sales are the main cash source, especially early on, while Jobs provide steady gem income and structured progression. The most efficient approach is combining both in one session.