Find a camp for your level, see who lives there, and what they drop. The names below are the same woods, caves and dungeons that appear when you toggle Zones on the minimap.
Creature and item names stay English in every language. 🔒 marks a Premium-only hunt. Pack counts in parentheses are how many of that creature the camp is stocked to hold, not a promise you will see every one at once.
- Open the page for your level. Hunt in that band, or one step below if you are dying, or one step above if the camp feels empty.
- Sail with a travel guide. Each island has a recommended hunting window (table below). Premium isles need an active Premium pass.
- Open Map and turn on Zones (or tap Z on the small minimap). The jade labels match the camp names.
- Lock a creature before you dump the bar. × on a spell means that element is immune; ½ means it resists. Swap to another element (or another bar page) instead of wasting mana. Details: Vocation Balance.
- Want every named stretch, not just the densest camps? Open that world's gazetteer — surface, caves, and dungeons.
¶ Island ladder
Travel gates can be a little wider than the hunt band. Trust the recommended hunting column for where the meat actually is. Demo islands may still change. Full PvP worlds have no skulls — dying still drops loot and costs experience.
- Levels 1–8 — Mayahuel, the tutorial shore
- Levels 8–20 — First hunts on mainland Tikal
- Levels 20–35 — Tikal woods and early Uxmal
- Levels 35–50 — Caves, golems, and first dragons
- Levels 50–70 — Tikal's deep vaults, Uxmal's end, and demo Balam
- Levels 70–90 — Nakum, Balam, and the first Premium isles
- Levels 90–130 — Nakum depths, Balam wilds, and Coban
- Levels 130–160 — Balam's far hunts, Coban dungeons, and Palenque's surface
- Levels 160–200 — The Closing Ages on Palenque
- Levels 200–250 — Palenque depths and the road to Xibalba
- Levels 250–300 — Xibalba — Premium
- Levels 300–350 — The far Xibalba vaults
- Worlds & Regions — posters, cities, and every named zone
- Bestiary — combat notes for each creature
- Warden's Contracts — daily and weekly hunts around your level
- Hunting Stamina & Rest — the rested bonus and weariness
- From level 200, Xibalba Depths (and from 300, the Seventh Sky Bastion) pay sealed best-in-slot gear from a weekly hoard — solo or party, rotating the calling's set and skipping what you already carry in bag, depot, paperdoll, house, market listings, or as a +enchant upgrade. Each vault lobby has a Provisioner who sells Great through Supreme Health Potion and Supreme Mana Potion (city prices) and banks loot. Open-world hunting still levels you and pays gold and materials. Rings still drop on the roads.
- Xibalba (level 250+) is meant to be huntable: first-contact volleys are staggered, a single swing is capped around one Supreme Health Potion, gold and Remaking+ set pieces pay better, and those corpses can restock Supreme potions. Kill experience is unchanged. See Levels 250–300.