Item Turn in triggering ALL rewards.

[trevius]

I have had this problem before. Your quest format is way different from what I normally use though.

Try it the way I wrote it below. Note, there were many small changes I made to how you had it. One of the major ones being all of the single quotes you were using. I think this should work:

sub EVENT_ITEM
{
if (plugin::check_handin(\%itemcount, 812 => 1, 813 => 1,814 => 1,815 => 1))
{ #Fire Trash
quest::summonitem(816);
quest::say("Excellent, Excellent.");
quest::emote("tinkers with the items for awhile before handing you A Living Fragment of Fire.");
}



if (plugin::check_handin(\%itemcount, 816 => 1) && $mageepicuse == undef)
{ #Fire Master
quest::setglobal("FireMaster", 1, 7, "H1");
quest::say("OK. Here we go. The Master of Fire will await you in the plane of Elemental Power. Return to me once you have all 4 Elemental Mastery Robes.");
quest::movegrp(185, -1274, -836, -207.3);
}

[AndMetal]

I'm pretty sure the issue is the syntax. If I'm not mistaken, => defines a value in an array (or something like that). Since Perl is executing storing it correctly, it's always coming back as a true value. If you change all of the =>'s to ==, you should be good to go.

[Bulle]

Indeed, "$itemcount{812} => 1" may be creating a map, which is an object hence not null. So it can be interpreted as a TRUE. I am far from an expert in Perl but I have seen such things on other languages (like C, Java) which do interpret many non-nul values to true.

Have you tried using the regular >= instead of => ? For a compiler they are absolutely not the same beasts.