You play alone and want to survive your own mistakes
Swordsman — the highest baseline defense lets you take boss hits head-on.
Hunting Together RPG Wiki
Pick a fantasy class, hunt monsters across floating islands, refine your gear, and team up with friends to take down bosses.
Start with the Beginner Guide
8 Playable Classes6-Player PartiesCross-Level Party EXPMonster Cards
Class, auto-attack setup, quest and party for the opening forest loop.
Pick your class on the game map
Match the class combat range and survival profile to how you want to play.
Open the auto-attack settings with the gear icon beside the sword button
Reach Monster Selection, Pickup Filters and Range and Movement.
Set targets and pickup filters for the current zone
Decide which monsters to fight and which drops to collect automatically.
Take the zone's repeatable 40-monster elimination quest
Keep the early leveling loop running while auto-attack fights.
Join a party and hunt the level 1-8 forest
Each member adds 2% EXP and drop rate, up to 12% with six players.
Explore the Wiki
Browse class builds, leveling routes, gear upgrades, combat setup, event guides and working codes.
What Is Hunting Together RPG?
Hunting Together RPG is a fantasy MMORPG on Roblox that begins in a sky-island village. Players explore different regions, gain experience from hunts, and develop their characters through class progression and better equipment.
Explore the ClassesDeveloper
RonB Games
Platform
Roblox
Genre
Fantasy MMORPG
Created
Oct 4, 2026
Max Players
13
Starting Point
Sky-Island Village
Regions
Forest, Desert, Snowfields, Volcano
Devices
PC, Mobile, Tablet
Latest Guides
Match a class to solo play, group damage, healing or Gold farming.
Choose for your situation
Six base jobs plus Samurai and Alchemist, and what each is built to do.
Swordsman
Melee tank with a one-handed sword, high HP and high defense; the frontline pick for boss hunts.
Thief
Fast melee with rapid burst damage and high criticals, on a low health pool.
Archer
Long-range bow with sustained single-target damage, plus some group attacks and control.
Mage
Long-range caster with fire, ice and lightning area damage and control.
Cleric
Heal and support: buffs allies, heals nearby teammates and revives fallen players.
Merchant
Balanced melee with ground smash attacks, Gold bonuses and buying and selling advantages.
Samurai
Special Job added to the roster; no specific fight role is described with the base jobs.
Alchemist
Special Job added to the roster; no specific fight role is described with the base jobs.
Level bands, the Level 25 Gorilla King gate and what to build alongside.
- 1
View Starting forest Levels 1–8Starting forest
Hunt rabbits and low-level beasts while learning the auto-attack panel.
Move on: Move on at level 9. - 2
View Second wilderness zone Levels 9–16Second wilderness zone
Hunt boars and lizards.
Move on: Move on at level 17. - 3
View Transition zone Levels 17–24Transition zone
Approach the first major town.
Move on: The Level 25 Boss Gate is next. - 4
View Gorilla King Boss Gate Level 25Gorilla King Boss Gate
Defeat the Gorilla King to open the gate.
What opens: The town and its surrounding fieldsMove on: The town opens once the Gorilla King falls.
Targets, range, movement, pickup filters, skills and the switch-off habit.
Step 1
Open the gear menu
Click the small gear beside the sword-shaped Auto Battle button at the bottom of the screen.
Step 2
Check your targets
Tick the monsters you want to fight; Leader-types, Mini-Bosses and standard bosses toggle separately.
Step 3
Choose range and movement
The slider runs 20 to 150; Roam and Fight wanders the map, Position holds one spot and returns you to it.
Step 4
Set pickups, skills and supplies
Enable pickup filters, tick the skills to use and drag them into casting order, then set recovery potions and boost items.
Check codes and their rewards.
HALLOWEEN3 EXP Potions3 Drop Potions
Source checked:
Posted for the Halloween event.
BETATESTER3 EXP Potions3 Drop Potions
Source checked:
Posted for the beta test; the announcement said the beta ends soon.
| Code (click to copy) | Rewards | Status | Source checked | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
HALLOWEEN | 3 EXP Potions3 Drop Potions | Reported active | Posted for the Halloween event. | |
BETATESTER | 3 EXP Potions3 Drop Potions | Reported active | Posted for the beta test; the announcement said the beta ends soon. |
Six-player limit, invite rules, EXP share and the level-gap bonus change.
Six players, +12%
The party menu lists an EXP and drop-chance bonus of +2% per person, so a full 6/6 party shows EXP +12%.
Same server first
The invite list only shows players on your current server, so your friend must join it before you can invite them.
Switch EXP distribution to share
Open the party panel, select Manage, and change the EXP distribution setting at the bottom left to share.
Level gaps reduce the bonus, not sharing
The official page says party EXP is shared at any level gap; a fan guide reports the bonus drops 1.5%–5% per level beyond 10 levels, up to 30%.
Quests progress together
Members who accepted the same hunting quest, meet its level requirement and hit the target can advance the shared kill count.
Merchant bonuses, full pickup filters, town-merchant sales and Blacksmith spending.
Plan
Earn Gold to fund Blacksmith upgrades
A Merchant-led farm where auto-combat collects drops, town merchants turn the stock into Gold, and the Blacksmith turns Gold into upgrade attempts.
Bring the Merchant
The class has Gold bonuses and buying and selling advantages, and speeds up currency during standard farming loops.
Enable pickup filters for all tiers
Collect gear, monster cards, potions and currency; collecting all rarity tiers feeds the town-merchant extra-cash route.
Sell the stock at town merchants
Money making at town merchant shops turns the collected items into Gold.
Spend the Gold at the Blacksmith
Levels 1 through 4 upgrade at 100%; from level 5 the chance drops and a failure can take an item back to +4 unless a Protect Stone is used.
Not an earning rate
The 21 million balance reported is one account's snapshot, not a gold-per-hour figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what players ask when starting out in Hunting Together RPG.
Pick by the job you want rather than one overall winner: Swordsman survives solo with the highest baseline defense, Cleric heals and revives the party, Merchant earns extra Gold, and Thief, Archer or Mage cover burst, ranged and area damage. The guide matches each base job to a playstyle.See the best class guide
The codes on the current list award potion bundles: HALLOWEEN and BETATESTER each give 3 EXP Potions and 3 Drop Potions. Enter a code through the Code button on the right side of the screen, then press Redeem.Open the codes list
Each party member adds 2% to EXP and drop rates, up to +12% with six players, and EXP is shared at any level gap. Invites only reach players on your current server, and the party panel's Manage screen holds the EXP distribution setting.Read the party guide
Defeat the Gorilla King at the Level 25 boss gate. Clearing it opens the first major town and its surrounding fields, and the elemental maps beyond lead on toward the desert city.See the boss gate guide
Bring the Merchant for its Gold bonuses, enable pickup filters for all rarity tiers, then sell the stock at town merchant shops. Spend the Gold at the Blacksmith, where upgrades from +1 to +4 succeed at 100% before the chance drops.Read the Gold farming guide
The new class starts at level 1, so class levels do not carry over. Passive skills from any class you took to level 99 stay usable through the Extra interface, which equips up to six passives.Read the class change guide
Ready for Your Next Hunt?
Learn the basics of the world and its systems, or head straight into the game with friends.