Auto-hunt

Account	Auto-hunt time
VIP	2 hours in every 8-hour window
Premium	30 minutes in every 8-hour window
Free account	Not available

The time belongs to the account, not to one character. A new window starts every day at 06:00, 14:00, 22:00 server time, and the time is full again; time you did not use is lost. A hunt that runs past the start of a window simply goes on with the new window's time.

There are 500 auto-hunt slots on the server and no queue: when all are in use, try again later. At most 3 characters can auto-hunt from one internet address.

1. Walk to one of the hunting zones below and stand at a hunting spot (within 10 tiles, on the same floor). You need level 8 or more and a vocation.
2. Prepare as for a normal hunt: a backpack, potions and runes, ammunition for a bow or crossbow, assassin stars or spears. Some spots need a rope or a shovel (shovel or light shovel) to get out, or a level for a level door on the way: the list says which zones.
3. Open the Auto-hunt window in the WolfOTS client (Ctrl+Shift+B), check your settings and press Start. You can also say !bot start; !bot shows your time left.
4. The client goes back to the character list and your character keeps hunting.
5. To stop, simply log in with that character. You take control at once and see a summary of the hunt: time, experience, loot, kills and supplies used.

It cannot start in a protection zone, in a house or a PvP zone, with a red or black skull, or right after a fight with a player. While a character auto-hunts, the other characters of the account cannot log in.

• Hunts like you. Experience, loot, skills and stamina work exactly as in normal play, and the hunt counts for the bestiary, charms, hunting contracts and the hunt analyzer.
• Walks the whole zone. When a spot is cleared it walks on to the next spot of the zone, in a loop, and fights whatever attacks it on the way.
• Fights the pack first. When more than 3 monsters attack it, it does not pull any more: it kills the ones it has before it goes on.
• Empties its backpack. When it is full it walks to the nearest depot, puts the loot in and comes back to hunt on (where a way there and back exists). Potions, runes, ammunition, food, the rope, the shovel and everything it carried at the start stay with it.
• Heals itself with the spell and the potions you chose, at the health and mana you set.
• Leaves bosses alone and never takes a monster another player is fighting.
• Gives way to players. When another player hunts next to it for a while, it moves to another spot. When a player attacks it, or a red or black skull comes close, it runs to the nearest protection zone and logs out.
• It can die. A death is a normal death with the normal penalty, so choose a place your character can handle.

It walks home and logs out by itself when the time runs out, when your VIP or premium ends, when health or mana potions or ammunition run low, when its capacity or backpack is full and no depot can be reached, at the stamina you chose, or when it has not killed anything for a long time.

Each character keeps its own settings in the Auto-hunt window:

• healing spell, health potion or rune, mana potion and the health and mana percent to use them at, plus an emergency health level;
• up to four attack spells in order (area spells only with enough monsters around) and up to two attack runes;
• haste, chasing monsters (on for knights by default);
• when to stop: health or mana items, ammunition, free capacity and stamina;
• whether to move between the spots of a zone, and whether to walk the zone in a loop.

No area spell or rune is ever cast while another player stands in its area.

Auto-hunt works in 236 of the 269 hunting zones of the world, with 13,587 hunting spots. A zone takes only a few auto-hunters at once. The minimum level is set by the strongest monster of the zone: below it your character is likely to die there.

236 zones.

With "My level" the list shows only zones your level is enough for, the strongest first. Bring good supplies all the same: a big pack of monsters can kill a character of any level. "Rope" / "Shovel": some spots of the zone need a rope or a shovel to get out; carry one to auto-hunt there. "Door 60+": some ways of the zone go through a level door, used only from that level. "Hunters": how many characters can auto-hunt in the zone at the same time. A zone name opens it on the world map.