Guide: Hunting Tools

Hunting Tools collect what the community learns in the field and help you plan the next pull: which creatures, how long, how much XP and profit, under what party setup — then run what-if math on those same kinds of numbers in the Hunt Calculator.

Scan featured or recent activity, jump into reports, and open submit when you are ready to log a hunt.

1. 1

   Open the reports list

   Hunts → Reports, or /hunts/reports. Filter by creature, mode, or other available fields.

2. 2

   Open a report

   Read duration, XP, gold/profit, party size, and notable loot. These fields are what the Hunt Calculator is built to reason about.

   

• Normalize by hour when durations differ.
• Treat outlier loot spikes as luck unless several reports agree.
• Cross-check hard pulls in the Battle Simulator with your build.

When live, log location, creature, party, duration, XP, profit, supplies, and loot so others can reproduce your results — and so calculator what-ifs stay grounded in real hunts.

1. 1

   Hunt first, log second

   Write down end-of-hunt totals in-game (or screenshot) before you forget supply spend.

2. 2

   Submit with context

   Note premium, food, and whether the spawn was contested.

The Hunt Calculator estimates XP/hour and gold/hour for a spot using the same kinds of inputs hunters already log on the board: level, creature or spot, supply cost, and (when available) community report averages. It is a what-if sheet on top of Hunting Tools data — not a separate product.

Planned inputs:

• Character level and maybe a build link.
• Creature or hunt spot.
• Supply cost per hour (food, potions, ammo).
• Optional: party size and premium flags.

Planned outputs:

• XP per hour and gold per hour.
• Net profit after supplies.
• Side-by-side compare of two spots.

• Hunt Finder — suggest spots from level/build constraints.
• Routes — share pathing notes.