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Hunter/Gathering
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Gathering information for hunter.
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General 
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Hunters gather meat (and sometimes other resources) by fighting monsters while having special weapons equipped. These weapons can either be specialised tools, or versions of ordinary weapons with the right enchantment present. Level in the hunter profession determines what meat might drop from a monster; a low level hunter will not have the skill to carve meat from Kanigers even with the best tools, while a high level hunter will be able to get meat from a variety of sources. Only some species drop meat, and some areas (notably Otomai) are entirely devoid of anything huntable. Hunters get experience only from preserving meat (which Butchers will then use to make edible food) - the process of hunting acquires the materials useful to level their profession but does not directly provide profession XP.
Details Edit
Experience Edit
You only get experience from preserving the meat. See Hunter/Recipes.
Gathering time Edit
You get the meat when the monsters die, just like regular drops.
Amounts Edit
The meat gain is determined just like a regular drop, with the following exception: some meat drops are limited to one of each type droppable per monster per hunter, not one per monster. Multiple hunters in the same fight do not interfere with each other's meat drops. This is true for Kaniger Meat, Crocodyl Meat, Bird Meat
Some meat however is one drop per monster only, multiple hunters do interfere: Muzzle*** at Kanigers, Frostikan Meat and other meat from the mobs in Frigost Village.
Locations Edit
The meat follows the monsters, so go to wherever the monster you want to hunt hangs out.
Hunting preservatives Edit
Unlike most other professions, hunters can hunt all the items needed for their crafting. However, as the hunting itself doesn't give experience, it is far more commonly purchased from NPCs.
- Aga Dou at Amakna Village (1,1)
- Seth Sourcet at Astrub (1,-16)
- Connie Vini at Bonta (-33,-54)
- Roca Charmed at Brakmar (-26,33)
In the "Level" column, the first number is the item's listed level. The second number is the lowest level anyone has received it in practice.
| Item (price) | NPC Price | Level | Drops From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pinch of Temporal Powder | 2 | 1/- | Dark Baker (54%) (no tool required) |
| Jelly Blubber | 5 | 1/1 | Blue Jelly (100%), Mint Jelly (100%), Strawberry Jelly (100%), Lemon Jelly (100%), Royal Blue Jelly (100%), Royal Mint Jelly (100%), Royal Strawberry Jelly (100%), Royal Lemon Jelly (100%) |
| Treechnid Resin | 10 | 1/1 | Treechnid (100%), Dark Treechnid (100%), Trunknid (40%) |
| Biblop Blubber | 5 | 1/1 | Coco Blop (100%), Indigo Blop (100%), Morello Cherry Blop (100%), Pippin Blop (100%), Coco Biblop (50%), Indigo Biblop (50%), Morello Cherry Biblop (50%), Pippin Biblop (50%) |
| Scurvion Blood | 5 | 1/1 | Scurvion (100%) |
| Still Water | N/A | 1/50 | Mastogob (7%), Mastogobbly (7%), Venerable Mastogob (7%) Mastogob Warrior (7%) (no tool required) |
Hunting meat Edit
In the "Level" column, the first number is the item's listed level. The second number is the lowest level anyone has received it in practice.
