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As one of the two second job advancements for the [[Bowman]], the Hunter is one of the highest-damaging jobs in the game. Of course, you start out weak, but you come out of it, bursting into your third job with huge amounts of damage and speed. The third job advancement for a Hunter is one of the best in MapleStory.
:''This is an article on training your hunter. For a guide on how to train your Archer, see [[Bowman]].''
:''This is an article on training your hunter. For a guide on how to train your Crossbowman, see [[Crossbowman]].''
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<div align=center><font size="4">To view the long version, click [[Hunter/Long|here]]</font></div>
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== Second Job Introduction ==
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This is where it gets fun! You've figured out the basics of the Bowman, and you are now on your way of achieving what you've set out to do! Although the training may seem tough at times, later on you will realise that it was worth it.
<div align=center><font size="4"><font color="#000080">Basic Hunter's Guide</font>
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== Job Advancement Procedure ==
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You have reached level 30, yippee! Time for the second job advancement! To make the second job advancement, talk to [[Athena Pierce]] in [[Henesys]] and she will pass you a letter for the Bowman Job Instructor. The Job Instructor can be found at the Henesys Dungeon entrance. Before going there, stock up at least 60-70 [[Orange Potion]]s as you will have to pass a test. After talking to the job instructor, you will be teleported to a place like the Ant Tunnel. There are two types of monsters inside: [[Zombie Mushroom]]s and [[Evil Eye|Evil Eyes]] with different characteristics. They hit about 70+ damage on you. Collect 30 [[Dark Marble]]s by defeating these monsters. The drop is about 1 in 3 monsters. After that, talk to the job instructor and you will be awarded a '[[Proof of a Hero]]'. Go back to Henesys and talk to Athena Pierce. Choose the Crossbowman and then confirm your choice. Congratulations! You are now a Crossbowman, and have just proceeded into your second job advancement!
===The Basics===


==Job Analysis==
Hunters are faster than [[Crossbowman|Crossbowmen]] in means of attack. Hunters can splash damage everywhere, even in hard to reach places.


Being a Hunter means that you are on your way to becoming an expert with the bow and arrow. The skills you acquire, the armor that you wear, the money that you have in your storage: those are all factors in determining the advantages and disadvantages of your chosen profession. In this case, it is the Hunter. Below, is a small list of general advantages and disadvantages in your ongoing career as a Hunter.
'''Pros'''
* Hunters can attack faster than Crossbowmen
* Hunters can stun multiple enemies using Arrow Bomb
* Hunters With Final Attack Have Incredible Stopping power
* Hunters Have very showy skills so very cool looking


===Pros===
'''Cons'''
*Crossbowmen Have Stopping Power Unrivaled By Hunter Even Without Final Attack
* Lower damage than Crossbowmen
* More popular, so equipment and scrolls are more expensive.
Keep reading to find out how to perfect your Hunter.


* Attack speed is quite fast compared to the [[Crossbowman]]
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* Arrow Bomb, your first AoE attack can stun!
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* Fire damage, being the primary element of Hunters, are quite effective against ice-based monsters in [El Nath]]
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===Cons===
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* The game's higher Hunter population leads more expensive weapons for Hunters
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* Lower Damage than Crossbowmen
 
* You will always have 5 less Dexterity than a Crossbowman of the same level
 
* Many higher-level training areas are home to fire-resistant monsters

Latest revision as of 07:48, 4 June 2009

This is an article on training your hunter. For a guide on how to train your Archer, see Bowman.
This is an article on training your hunter. For a guide on how to train your Crossbowman, see Crossbowman.
To view the long version, click here

Basic Hunter's Guide

The Basics

Hunters are faster than Crossbowmen in means of attack. Hunters can splash damage everywhere, even in hard to reach places.

Pros

  • Hunters can attack faster than Crossbowmen
  • Hunters can stun multiple enemies using Arrow Bomb
  • Hunters With Final Attack Have Incredible Stopping power
  • Hunters Have very showy skills so very cool looking

Cons

  • Crossbowmen Have Stopping Power Unrivaled By Hunter Even Without Final Attack
  • Lower damage than Crossbowmen
  • More popular, so equipment and scrolls are more expensive.

Keep reading to find out how to perfect your Hunter.