Overworld Hunting¶
Six creature families offer farming fights near the difficulty of The Depths' second floor. Each mixes a straightforward hunter, a heavy melee bruiser, a ground-attack specialist, and a blink attacker. These are hostile creatures, not tameable pets.
The creatures and their Warden jobs are live; their hunting sites are not yet marked on the map. Brinebound fight on dry shores and islands, not underwater.
| Biome | Family | Creatures |
|---|---|---|
| Snow | Rimebound | Wolf, Bear, Elemental, Wraith |
| Desert | Duneblight | Scorpion, Beetle, Serpent, Stalker |
| Forest | Thornbound | Wolf, Guardian, Spider, Wisp |
| Mountains | Shaleborn | Harpy, Troll, Elemental, Gargoyle |
| Lava | Ashenwake | Hound, Brute, Elemental, Imp |
| Shores | Brinebound | Lurker, Hulk, Elemental, Wraith |
Read the ground¶
Every special attack gives a 1.2-second ground warning. The marked area locks when the warning appears. Move out before it disappears.
Warning and rock-impact sounds accompany the strike, without a lingering spell-like sigh afterward. Attack timing and damage are unchanged.
- Cone: step behind the attacker or beyond its reach. Used by the bears, guardians, brutes, and hulks.
- Cross: step into a gap between the narrow diagonal arms. Used by Duneblight Beetles and Shaleborn Trolls.
- Ring: move into the empty center or outside the outer edge. Used by Rimebound Elementals, Thornbound Spiders, and Ashenwake Elementals.
- Line: sidestep the wide forward strip. Used by Duneblight Serpents, Shaleborn Elementals, and Brinebound Elementals.
- Blink: a circle marks a landing spot near the target. The creature stays visible during the warning, then teleports to that spot and strikes the circle. Moving out works; the circle does not follow you. If the landing spot becomes blocked, the attack cancels.
The basic hunters have no ground special. Start with singles before pulling mixed groups. Health ranges from 500 to 783 across the families.
Warden commissions¶
Open Profile > Ledger > Assignments > Warden's Commission and take the hunt for your chosen family. Defeat 25 creatures from that family to earn 15 Crown Marks and 60 Standing, automatically paid when complete.
Each hunt pays once per account per week. Only kills after taking it count. Shared kills split progress, pets credit their owner, and tamed or summoned victims do not count. You keep the normal loot. See the Crown Ledger.