Whether you choose a new ability or decline the draft, your hand of fate will be consumed. Again, you may choose to quit the draft if you don't want to lose the abilities that were offered for replacing. When you pick the existing ability to be replaced you will unlearn it and its place learn the ability you have drafted. If you do choose one of them you will be offered 3 abilities from your existing abilities that may be replaced by the ability that you have chosen. However: unlike leveling where you must pick one of the drafted abilities, you can choose to decline the abilities that were drafted, which might be preferable if the abilities are not useful to you. When using a hand of fate, you will instantly draft 3 new abilities, much like when leveling. Put simply, turning in the quest will cost 500 + 50*X marks of ascension, X being the number of times you have already completed the quest. The quest is repeatable, but for each time you complete it you will require 50 more marks of ascension. Marks are acquired by completing daily quests at the call board. Once you reach level 60, Silas will give you a quest for that gives you 3 hands of fate and 5 Sealed packs (the source of skill cards) for varying amounts of marks of ascension.Note: You don't have to turn in the quests while you level - you can just complete them all once you level to 60, you wont be losing hofs for not talking with Silas. Besides talking to Silas, you don't have to complete any objectives for this reward. At level 10 you get 1 hands of fate, at level 20 you get 2 and so on until you get 6 hands of fate at level 60. I've done Uniting the Isles, I've completed Assault on the broken shore and (ofc) I'm lvl 110. While leveling, you can collect Hands of fate from Silas for every 10 levels. I can't get the quest 'The Hand of Fate' (the one that leads you to argus) even though I fit all the requirements.
There are two kinds of quests you can turn in: Hands of fate are acquired by completing quests provided by Silas Darkmoon at any major city. Hands of fate (or HoF for short) are items that when used, allow drafting a new ability in place of an old one.
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