Hunting Together Bosses: Locations and Encounter Guide

Use the boss directory to find each destination and its room recommendation. Recommended room level and boss level are separate values: the former helps you prepare for the encounter. Gorilla King's Lv.25 room recommendation is not a mandatory entry level.

Rabbit King's Lv.10 indoor encounter belongs to the development version. Keep that version condition in mind when looking for it.

For paths between regions and nearby landmarks, use the areas and routes guide.

Head to Boss Room · Gorilla King in Forest, recommended for Lv.25. Gorilla King is weak to fire. In a two-player encounter, it had 34,966 maximum HP; treat that number as a reference for that party setup.

1. Watch for Wild Charge. When the long red strip appears, move sideways beyond its edge so you are off the marked ground.
2. Leave the red area when Rampage is announced. Prioritize clearing the warning over continuing your attack.
3. Resume attacking after the marked attack finishes, and repeat until Gorilla King falls.
4. Continue through the gate that opens after the victory. The following area includes Lv.30 Fang Hyena.

A useful two-player setup pairs a Swordsman fighting up close and using Stone Stance with an Archer attacking from the side with Echo Arrow. This gives the ranged player a separate attack position while the Swordsman handles close combat. Both players still need to leave the red warnings. See the party guide for invites and role choices, and combat potions for supplies before entering.

Opening a boss gate and unlocking local Pillar travel are separate progression tasks. Gorilla King's defeat opens its onward passage. Local teleport access involves defeating the region's Leader, identified by its colored frame or Leader label. Use the Warp Pillar guide for travel access and controls.

The development-version Lv.10 Rabbit King fights in an indoor arena. Its jump leads into a landing attack with an expanding yellow ground effect.

1. Start running outward as Rabbit King jumps. Use the airborne phase to build distance.
2. Stay away while the yellow landing effect expands.
3. Approach again after the landing effect ends.

Jumping while retreating does not reliably avoid the attack. Early movement and enough distance matter more than adding a jump at the last moment.

Whitefang Sabertooth

Find the Lv.50 Whitefang Sabertooth in Dry Forest; the boss-room sign near the Pillar recommends Lv.50+. Turn off auto attack with F before dodging so automatic pursuit does not pull you back toward the boss. Move out of red attack areas. During Apex Roar, enter the green circle and stay there until the area attack ends.

Follow the complete Whitefang Sabertooth guide for entry, supplies, attack handling, and post-fight steps.

Obsidian Pharaoh

Look for Desert · Obsidian Pharaoh in the Pillar menu. Its boss-room banner recommends Lv.75. The nearby onward-route sign recommends Lv.76+ for the next world; that number applies to the route beyond the room.

Snow and Volcano

• Storm Dragon King: look for Snow · ราชามังกรพายุ, the Thai destination label.
• Volcano Turtle King: look for Volcano · Volcano Turtle King.

If either destination is marked locked in your Pillar menu, it is not available for teleporting in your current progression state. See Pillar access and travel for the regional Leader requirement.

Check the boss entrance or arena countdown before planning another attempt. It shows the remaining wait until the next spawn. For example, “Respawns in 3:07” means 3 minutes and 7 seconds remain; it does not establish the boss's full respawn interval.

Whitefang Sabertooth can reward equipment and stones. One victory yielded 1 Protection Stone, a Tier IV ring, and 1 orange stone. Mask IV is also associated with its post-fight equipment rewards. These are possible rewards, not a guaranteed bundle for every kill.

Inspect equipment upgrades after the fight and use the materials and stone guide to look up acquisition and keep-or-sell considerations.