Hunt the same kind of monster and your luck grows. Every overworld kill of the species you killed last adds a link to your Hunt Chain. A different species ends the chain and starts a new one — so walking past the other foes on a tile is a choice: slower experience, better finds.

How a chain works

• The species is the monster’s own name. A Blight-touched foe still counts as its own kind.
• A chain lapses 15 minutes after its last counted kill.
• Neutral kills neither add a link nor break the chain: rare monsters, your nemeses, and foes so far below your level that the fight marks them trivial. A rare or a nemesis still enjoys the luck of the chain you are holding.
• Only the overworld counts. Dungeons have Delver’s Edge.
• The tile shows the chain you hold above its foes, and marks every foe that would continue it.

What a chain gives

Hunter’s Luck raises every find of the kill by a share of its own chance: the item drop (still capped at 80%), dungeon keys, treasure maps and essences. From Tier III the item’s rarity is rolled more than once and the best is kept. Reaching a tier guarantees that kill’s item drop. A chain never changes experience or gold.

Tier	Chain	Hunter’s Luck	Rarity
Tier I	5 kills	+10%	single roll
Tier II	10 kills	+20%	single roll
Tier III	20 kills	+30%	best of 2
Tier IV	35 kills	+40%	best of 2
Tier V	50 kills	+55%	best of 2
Tier VI	75 kills	+70%	best of 3
Tier VII	100 kills	+90%	best of 3

Your longest chain is recorded.