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Tutorials

From download to your first character hunting on its own. One thing per lesson, in the order it actually happens.

7 lessons published · 4 in progress

On this page
  1. Walkthrough
  2. Install
  3. Your account
  4. Character
  5. Proxies
  6. Start
  7. Browser assistant
  8. Action bar · In progress
  9. Bestiary · In progress
  10. Depot · In progress
  11. Loot and selling · In progress

Start here: the project in two and a half minutes

The owner opens the app, says how many accounts fit on your IP, steps into one account's card and walks through the settings pages. It is the video from the home page, repeated here for anyone who landed straight on this one. The audio is in Portuguese.

WizardHT walkthrough 2 min 36

What the video shows

Download and install

The installer is a Windows .exe. It does not ask for administrator rights and installs under your user folder. The panel opens by itself at the end.

  1. Download the .exe from the button at the top of the site — the download asks for your site account with an active plan — and open the file.

  2. If Windows shows the blue SmartScreen page, open More info and then Run anyway — it shows up because the installer has no paid signature yet, not because it found anything.

  3. When the install finishes the panel opens by itself, already asking you to sign in.

Create your site account

This is the account that buys the plan and downloads the app — it is not any character's password. Create it under Create account, here on the site, and use the same e-mail to sign in on the panel.

  1. Create the account here on the site, under Create account.

  2. Sign in on the panel with the same e-mail and password.

  3. Keep that pair safe: it owns your plan, and it is the one login the game cannot recover for you.

Add the character

Under New account, enter your Huntera e-mail and password and pick the vocation. That choice decides the tutorial weapon and the skill the character trains for its entire life — and it cannot be redone.

  1. Click New account and enter the Huntera e-mail and password — not the site ones.

  2. Pick the vocation before starting the engine. It decides the weapon the character takes in the tutorial and the skill it trains from then on.

  3. Character already created, with a vocation chosen in game? The panel keeps the one that is there.

  4. No character yet? Type the name and confirm: the pilot creates it in the account the first time you start it. Check the spelling when you confirm — the panel cannot delete a character.

From the fifth account on, use a proxy

Up to four accounts go out through your own IP safely. From the fifth on the panel warns you and lets you decide — you can go on without a proxy, but the risk grows. You import the list under Proxies and assign them. The proxy is yours; we do not sell any.

  1. Open Proxies and paste your list. HTTP and SOCKS5 both work.

  2. Assign a proxy to each account. The panel accepts up to four accounts on the same address.

  3. Assigning only goes through with that account's engine stopped — with it running the button stays locked, on purpose.

  4. The panel checks the proxy when starting up, not in the middle of a hunt.

Hit Start

The pilot signs in, does the tutorial, hunts, revives, sells when the backpack fills up and equips what drops. Every decision becomes a line in the log, with the reason next to it.

  1. Hit Start on the account card, or select several and start them at once.

  2. Follow along on the card's status line: it says in plain words what is happening right now.

  3. If something looks wrong, open Logs. Every decision the pilot made is there, with the reason written out.

The assistant for when you play by hand

Besides the panel, anyone with an active licence can install an assistant that runs inside the Huntera tab, in your own browser. It does not hunt for you: it helps while you play — and the part that pays off most is the bestiary one, which switches hunts on its own once the character has cleared the wave. The audio is in Portuguese.

Installing the assistant and closing bestiary entries 3 min

What the video shows

  1. Install the Tampermonkey extension from the Chrome Web Store. It is what lets a script run inside a page.

  2. Pin the extension to the browser bar, right-click it and open Manage extension — every permission has to be checked, including the one that allows user scripts.

  3. Open the assistant's link: wizardpro.com.br/scripts/WizardHT.user.js. Tampermonkey shows what the script does and where it comes from; read it and click Install.

  4. Go back to Huntera, reload the page and turn the panel on. It shows up over the game, with one switch per feature.

  5. For the bestiary: in the game's bestiary, use Track on the creatures you want to close. Then pick how often to switch hunts and the pull size — on a high-level character a longer interval is enough to clear the whole wave.

The action bar

In progress

How the panel fills the twenty slots, why left-to-right order matters, and what changes when you edit it by hand.

Completing the bestiary

In progress

The tool that hunts the ones you ticked until the bestiary is closed, in the game's own difficulty order, and heads back to town when it is done.

What the pilot stores in the depot

In progress

Imbuement material, charms and whatever else you tick. How to choose, and what happens when the depot fills up.

Loot and quick sell

In progress

What the pilot sells on its own, what it never sells, and how the quick-sell column talks to the game's loot filter.

Two things worth knowing first

  • The engine ramps up: with ten accounts, the last one can take a few minutes to start. That is on purpose — ten connections in the same second is a pattern no player produces. The card shows "queued — starting in 34 s", counting down.
  • Each account gets its own rest window during the day. Seeing an account read "hunting offline — back in 11 min" on the card is the correct behaviour, not a fault: the character keeps hunting with the app closed.

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