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The Hunter is one of six jobs on Prosperity SMP and the server's combat career. Hunters earn wages by killing hostile mobs and progress by clearing dungeons. A Hunter's job level sets their rank, from E up to S, which determines the dungeons they can take on.

Joining

Run /jobs join hunter or select Hunter from /jobs browse.

Ranks

The Hunter's job-level tiers are shown as ranks. Your displayed title is your current rank:

Hunter level	Rank
1	E-Rank Hunter
10	D-Rank Hunter
20	C-Rank Hunter
30	B-Rank Hunter
40	A-Rank Hunter
50	S-Rank Hunter

Ranking up is the core of the Hunter path: higher ranks unlock harder, more rewarding dungeons. You raise your rank by earning Hunter job experience — from hunting hostile mobs out in the world and from clearing dungeons.

Dungeons

Hunter is the career built around dungeons — instanced boss challenges run solo or with a party. Clearing one awards a cash bounty, a loot crate, and Hunter experience toward your next rank. See the Dungeons page for how to enter and what to expect.

Pay rates

Hunters earn approximately $0.50 per hostile mob killed. Pay varies slightly by mob type, with stronger mobs paying more.

Stipends

Hunters have a 10% chance per kill to receive 2 arrows as a stipend drop.

Prestige

The Hunter prestige tool is a bow with Power V, Infinity, and Unbreaking V. See Prestige for costs.

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-The '''Hunter''' is one of six [[Jobs|jobs]] on Prosperity SMP. Hunters earn wages by killing hostile mobs. The Hunter career path is combat-focused, designed around mob farming and future dungeon content.
+{{Notice|The Hunter career is being reworked into the server's dungeon-clearing path. Ranks and the first dungeon are live; per-kill dungeon experience and the full [[Skill trees|skill tree]] are still rolling out.}}
+The '''Hunter''' is one of six [[Jobs|jobs]] on Prosperity SMP and the server's combat career. Hunters earn wages by killing hostile mobs and progress by clearing [[Dungeons|dungeons]]. A Hunter's job level sets their '''rank''', from E up to S, which determines the dungeons they can take on.
 == Joining ==
 Run <code>/jobs join hunter</code> or select Hunter from <code>/jobs browse</code>.
+== Ranks ==
+The Hunter's job-level tiers are shown as ranks. Your displayed title is your current rank:
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! Hunter level !! Rank
+|-
+| 1 || E-Rank Hunter
+|-
+| 10 || D-Rank Hunter
+|-
+| 20 || C-Rank Hunter
+|-
+| 30 || B-Rank Hunter
+|-
+| 40 || A-Rank Hunter
+|-
+| 50 || S-Rank Hunter
+|}
+Ranking up is the core of the Hunter path: higher ranks unlock harder, more rewarding [[Dungeons|dungeons]]. You raise your rank by earning Hunter job experience — from hunting hostile mobs out in the world and from clearing dungeons.
+== Dungeons ==
+Hunter is the career built around [[Dungeons|dungeons]] — instanced boss challenges run solo or with a party. Clearing one awards a cash bounty, a loot crate, and Hunter experience toward your next rank. See the [[Dungeons]] page for how to enter and what to expect.
 == Pay rates ==
-Hunters earn approximately /usr/bin/bash.50 per hostile mob killed. Pay varies slightly by mob type, with stronger mobs paying more.
+Hunters earn approximately $0.50 per hostile mob killed. Pay varies slightly by mob type, with stronger mobs paying more.
 == Stipends ==
-While killing mobs, Hunters have a 10% chance per kill to receive 2 arrows as a stipend drop.
+Hunters have a 10% chance per kill to receive 2 arrows as a [[Stipends|stipend]] drop.
-== Prestige tools ==
+== Prestige ==
-The Hunter prestige tool is a bow with Power V, Punch II, Infinity, and Unbreaking V.
+The Hunter prestige tool is a bow with Power V, Infinity, and Unbreaking V. See [[Prestige]] for costs.
 == See also ==
+* [[Dungeons]] — the dungeon system
 * [[Jobs]] — overview of all jobs
 * [[Skill trees]] — Hunter skill tree nodes
+* [[Stipends]] — bonus item drops
+* [[Titles]] — title progression
 [[Category:Jobs]]