I don't know where I'm going wrong makes sense to me and compiles. Basically its an OnDeath script which counts deaths and mods a global. The else is for any of the actors dying before "time" which should fail the quest. Take a look.

GlobalVariable property Deaths AutoQuest Property myquest AutoInt Property PreReqStage AutoInt Property StageToSet AutoInt Property ReqDeathCount AutoEvent OnDeath(Actor akkiller)  if myQuest.GetStage() == PreReqStage            Deaths.Mod(1) as intdebug.notification("Somebody died")if Deaths.GetValue() == ReqDeathCountmyQuest.SetStage(StageToSet)else  if myQuest.GetStage() < PreReqStage   myQuest.SetStage(500); fail quest         endif  endifendifEndEvent

Thanks for looking.

Something else I just noticed, the global isn't incrementing. I'm guessing this is down to not specifying the killer. This is impossible as I have a full blown riot going on with 20+ NPCs. How can I sort this?

BTW: You were right about the "endif" thanks.

Based on the current script, the script will trigger and increment the global variable when the actor dies as long as

myQuest.GetStage() == PreReqStage

Of course, keep in mind that this script has to be attached to each individual actor. If it's not, that would be the problem.

(original posted script with clearer indentation) -->

Event OnDeath(Actor akkiller)    if myQuest.GetStage() == PreReqStage           Deaths.Mod(1) as int        debug.notification("Somebody died")        if Deaths.GetValue() == ReqDeathCount            myQuest.SetStage(StageToSet)        else            if myQuest.GetStage() < PreReqStage                   myQuest.SetStage(500); fail quest            endif        endif    endifEndEvent

I've attached it to 8 actors who have to die but you may have something with the stage. I may have increased it...somewhere along the line. I'll check on it, thanks.

EDIT: We were correct, I advanced it without thinking. Thanks again.