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Hunt Finder
The Hunt Finder shows where to hunt at your level. It has 131 hunts with xp/h, loot/h, creatures, recommended set, supplies, valuable drops and imbuements. One click on Activate sets the bot up for the chosen hunt.
Filters#
The first time you open the tab, the filters already match your character: from 30 levels below yours up to your level, and your vocation (promotions count as the base vocation, for example Elite Knight becomes Knight).
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Level ... to ... | Range of the level the hunt requires. 0 = no limit |
| Vocation | Any, Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid or Monk |
| Team size | Any, Solo, Duo or Party |
| Best | Sorts by Level, Exp (xp/h) or Loot (loot/h) |
| Search | Looks in the hunt name, the location and the creature names |
After changing the level or the search, press Enter in the field or click Go.
The list and the details#
On the left is the Hunts (N) list, with each hunt's name, level and xp/h. The active hunt shows in green. Click a hunt to see everything about it on the right:
- Location (link to the Wiki), level and whether it needs premium
- xp/h, loot/h and the type (solo, duo, party)
- Better hunt for you: another hunt of the list, one your level already allows, that pays more. It compares loot when the list is sorted by Loot, else xp. Click the name to open it
- Creatures, with their outfits. Clicking a name opens the creature in the Wiki
- Recommended set for the filtered vocation. Clicking an item, or Open in Set Finder, takes you to the Set Finder with your vocation and level
- Supplies and Valuable drops, with sprites
- Imbues, Route and access Requirements
Activating a hunt#
The Activate button (or the checkbox next to the hunt in the list) sets up the whole bot for that hunt.
The bot uses the logged-in character's vocation and level to build the rules and pick the set. Without a login it asks you to log in first.
The message under the button sums up what was done: how many monsters in targeting, how many attacks on (and how many switched off for resistance), how many heals and how many pieces of the set you carry.
What Activate changes:
| Tab | Change |
|---|---|
| Hunting (targeting) | Attacks the hunt's monsters, in list order, with a distance that suits the vocation |
| Shooter | The vocation's default rules, plus the attack runes found in the hunt's supplies. An attack whose element the monsters take less than 75% damage from is switched off. Area attacks come first, then single target, strongest to weakest |
| Healing | The default rules for the vocation and level. Conditions rules are only created if that tab is empty |
| Equipment | The recommended set, piece by piece. Only the pieces you carry or wear are switched on |
Example: in a Dragon Lord hunt, where they are immune to fire, fire attacks are switched off and ice attacks stay on.
Only one hunt is active at a time. When another hunt is active, the panel shows "Active now:" with its name.
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