Hunting is a profession in Lorwolf that allows your wolves to embark on various missions and gain valuable rewards.

When you open the hunting page, you'll see one available hunt. You can select another by clicking on the quest name on the right. You start with 2 hunting slots but can purchase more for moonstones and unlock an additional slot as you level up your hunting skills.

On the left side, you'll see the mission name, lore, duration, and requirements/recommendations. Fulfilling more requirements improves your chances of a successful hunt.

- Duration: Hunts range from 10 minutes to several hours, with longer quests typically offering better rewards.
- Recommended Party Level: Meeting the required level significantly increases success chances. You can send multiple hunters on a mission to further improve the likelihood of success.
- Synergies: Recommended synergies for a victorious hunt.
- Required Food Supply: Some hunts require extra provisions, and you cannot start these missions without meeting this requirement.
- Required Items: Only treasure hunts have item requirements, and you cannot embark on the quest without the necessary items.

Next to the requirements, you can select your party. Try to meet as many recommendations as possible. Once your party is chosen and all hard requirements are met, click the green "Begin Hunt" button. Your success likelihood is shown as a percentage above the button. If this number is low, change your hunters or level them up. Note that a wolf can only go on one hunt at a time.

After your wolves depart, a timer appears at the bottom of the mission page. Once the timer reaches zero, click the green "Complete Hunt" button to see if your hunt was successful.

There are currently three types of hunts:

1. Beast hunting (green) - Usually low-level hunts requiring one wolf and no additional supplies. Rewards include materials and food.
2. Treasure hunting (orange) - Hunts requiring one wolf, food supplies, and items. Rewards typically include pebbles, trinkets, and larger amounts of food and materials.
3. Monster hunting (red) - Often high-level hunts requiring one or multiple wolves and a significant amount of food supplies. Rewards include larger amounts of pebbles.

By participating in these hunts, your wolves can gain valuable rewards and experience!