Auto-Hunt Guide

 Auto-Hunting is a feature in which characters automatically hunt according to their preset skills. After moving your character to the area where you want to hunt, press the 'Auto-Hunt' button to activate the feature and pressing it again will end the hunting session.

Auto-Hunting Basic Functions

You can access the system through the Auto-Hunt icon located at the top of the minimap. The default shortcut to the Auto-Hunting menu is set to Shift+A, and you can change the shortcut to your personal preference in the Key Settings menu. On the Auto-Hunt Ui, you can check the following contents through the 'Start, Settings, and Statistics' buttons respectively.

Title	Function
Start	Use it to start or stop auto-hunting.
Setting	You can set the skills, items, minion functions, etc. required for auto-hunt.
Statistics	You can check the information such as items acquired through Auto-Hunt session, experience gained, etc.

Tip! In Preferences>Game Settings> Interface, you can choose to show/hide the auto-hunting Ui by selecting 'Show Battle-Assisted Control UI'.

Auto-Hunt Setup

Before using the Auto-Hunt feature, make sure you set the settings you need for a smooth hunt. The Auto-Hunt settings allow you to set up skills, recovery items, and more.

Skill Settings

For skill settings, a total of five skills can be registered, and the skills are used by the characters in the order in which they are registered. There are no skills that cannot be registered separately, and skills such as Combo Charging, etc. are applied as follows: At this point, if all registered skills are on Cooldown, the basic attack is used.

Title	Description
Combo	Use all the associated skills.
Charging	Use after charging up to the maximum cumulative step.
Ranged	Use the skill after moving within range.
Buff Skills	Use buff-type skills.

Recovery Settings

For recovery settings, you can register a potion to be used automatically when your character's HP and MP is below a certain number during the hunt. You can adjust the HP/MP level to your desired level right from the slide, and only consumable items such as potions and serums can be registered. It has been further updated to allow you to set up healing potions to treat more than just the condition.

Other Settings

In Other settings, you can choose the options you need for hunting. You can check 'Quest Monsters First' to prioritize quest targets. You can even set it to automatically sell junk items so you don’t run out of inventory space while hunting.

Title	Description
Quest Monsters First	Hunt monsters for quest targets first, so you can complete quests quickly.
Enable automatic Remove Shock	When a character is in a state of shock, stun, etc., it will automatically use the Remove Shock skill.
Auto Sell Junk	If your inventory is full, sell junk items to free up space in your inventory.
Automatic use of the Experience Extractor	If your experience points reach 90% of your character's highest level, you will automatically consume an 'Experience Extractor' to gain 'Experience Marks'.
Auto adjust camera perspective	The camera perspective is automatically adjusted according to the hunting angle.

Auto-Hunting Requirements

To help with hunting in different zones, the Auto-Hunt feature is available for all levels and in all areas except areas where flight is required. Auto-hunting cannot be performed while flying. When you click on the Auto-Hunt feature during flight, a message is printed stating that it is 'not available'. It is only available during solo play, and group and alliance invitations are automatically rejected while Auto-Hunting.

Auto-Hunt Functions

If you click the Run button one more time, the hunt will stop and a stats window will automatically pop up, such as items and experience points earned during your hunting session. However, if a character dies or returns while Auto-Hunting, Auto-Hunt will automatically end. While Auto-hunting, you will target nearby enemies within 80 meters of you and automatically hunt them. However, it excludes monsters that have been attacked by other characters first.

Skill Recommendations for New/Returning Daevas

Skills Recommendations for New/Returning Devas If you're wondering what skills to put in the Auto-Hunt window, check out the list by profession below! Once you're familiar with the skills, we encourage you to create your own skill configuration with the skills you want.

Class	Skill 1	Skill 2	Skill 3	Skill 4	Skill 5	Buff Skill 1	Buff Skill 2
Gladiator	Counter Leech	Piercing Rupture	Sharp Strike	Absorbing Fury	Body Smash	Furious Charge	Second Wind
Templar	Dazing Severe Blow	Invigorating Strike	Punishment	Ferocious Strike	Body Smash	Divine Fury	Empyrean Fury
Assassin	Flash Ambush	Assassination	Vampiric Slash	Fang Strike	Swift Edge	Devotion	Apply Lethal Venom
Ranger	Soul-Busting Arrow	Arrow Deluge	Stunning Shot	Swift Shot	Deadshot	Devotion	Focused Shots
Sorcerer	Stone Skin	Spear of Gust	Refracting Shard	Freezing Wind	Flame Harpoon	Vaizel's Wisdom	Magic Assist
Spritmaster	Magic Implosion	Backdraft	Soul Torrent	Weaken Spirit	Vacuum Choke	Stone Skin	Spirit's Empowerment
Cleric	Call Lightning	Power Smash	Chain of Suffering	Slashing Wind	Punishing Earth	Amplification	Salvation
Chanter	Stamina Restoration	Inescapable Judgment	Chained Crush	Hallowed Strike	Meteor Strike	Empyrean Shield	Blessing of Wind
Gunner	Anti-Enemy Fire	Hemorrhage Shot	Steady Fire	Gunshot	Precision Shot	Pressurized Chamber	Materialize Magic
Aethertech	Siphoning Slash	Sundering Blade	Cinder Cannon	Rocket Punch	Bludgeon	Aetherized Steel	Nullification Trigger
Songweaver	Fiery Descant	Bright Strike	Song of Ice	Soothing Melody	Pulse	Refreshing Melody	Protective Ode
Vandal	Painted Fist	Colorful Jab	Chroma Blessing	Chroma Shot	Hue Blast	Enhance Coloring	Rainbow Shower