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Every foe you face writes itself into your logbook — portrait, lore, weakness and all. It starts empty and ends as the realm’s finest field guide, written entirely in bruises.

A Hunter's Logbook entry for the Giant Rat: portrait, lore, Light weakness and signature skill
A logbook entry — portrait, lore, the all-important weakness, and the signature skill you have witnessed.

The Monster Bestiary is a personal encyclopaedia that fills in as you explore the world. Every time you kill a new type of enemy, that creature is permanently recorded in your bestiary with its lore, kill count, and the date you first encountered it.

Opening the Bestiary

Open the ☠ Bestiary entry on the Adventure ▾ dropdown in the top nav. Entries are shown in alphabetical order, each displaying:

  • The monster's pixel-art sprite
  • A lore blurb describing its nature and behaviour
  • Your total kill count, colour-coded by milestone (grey / green / gold / bright at 5 / 25 / 100+)
  • The date you first encountered it
  • Its elemental weakness and resistance, once you have met it
  • Its signature skill — revealed only after you have seen it used, with a “skills witnessed” count in the header

The header shows your total entries discovered and your all-time kill count across all recorded species.

Bestiary Achievements

Growing your bestiary unlocks progression achievements:

EntriesAchievementPoints
5Curious Mind5 pts
25Scholar20 pts
50Naturalist50 pts
80Cryptozoologist ★200 pts (Rare — chat announce)
Enemy variants (a Goblin Warrior, a Blight-touched Goblin) are entries of their own, recorded under the name you fought. A complete logbook means the variants too.

Hunter Points and Hunter Rank

Every species rank you reach pays Hunter points, once. Your total sets your Hunter Rank, and each rank makes every overworld kill a little luckier: the item drop, dungeon keys, treasure maps and essences. It adds to the luck of a Hunt Chain. A foe far below your level finds nothing extra. Dungeon kills count towards your points.

Species rankReached atHunter points
Hunter5 kills+1
Veteran25 kills+2
Slayer100 kills+3
Apex500 kills+5
Hunter RankNeedsGivesTitle
Rank 110 pointsfinds +1%
Rank 225 pointsfinds +2%
Rank 350 pointsfinds +3%Tracker
Rank 490 pointsfinds +4%
Rank 5140 pointsfinds +5%
Rank 6200 pointsfinds +6%Seasoned Hunter
Rank 7300 pointsfinds +7%
Rank 8450 pointsfinds +8%
Rank 9650 pointsfinds +9%
Rank 10900 pointsfinds +10%Master of the Hunt