[ArteGordon]

well, you can call up a userdefined gump in which you could do all of those things with an entry like this

<SpeechEntry>
    <EntryNumber>14</EntryNumber>
    <ID>34</ID>
    <Text>Let me show you some things.</Text>
    <Action>GUMP,Hero's quest completed,0,XmlNewGump/Here are your selections.</Action>
    <Keywords>gump</Keywords>
    <DependsOn>33</DependsOn>
  </SpeechEntry>

which uses the GUMP keyword

from the xmlspawner2.txt document

The GUMP keyword can also be used to display user gumps with the syntax "GUMP,title,number,gumpconstructor/text".

where you had scripted in your own custom gump with a constructor that gets called with the following arguments.

namespace Server.Gumps
{
	public class  XmlNewGump : Gump
	{
		public XmlNewGump( XmlSpawner spawner, string gumptext, string gumptitle, int gumpnumber, BaseXmlSpawner.KeywordTag tag ): base( 0, 0 )
		{
			// put in whatever you want
			// note, you can use the gumpnumber to send in values
			// that might correspond to the quest type, quest level, or anything else you wanted.
		}

		public override void OnResponse( Server.Network.NetState state, RelayInfo info )
		{
			// put in whatever you want
		}
	}
}