In short: The Treasure Hunter is a human rogue who crushes enemies with huge stealth strikes and lots of mobility. It's the perfect class for anyone who loves hitting fast, cracking open chests and farming aggressively.

Picture a nimble fighter who prefers a sharp blade to heavy armor. He closes in silently, finds the target's weak spot and unleashes a devastating strike before the enemy even notices.

Playing a Treasure Hunter feels like hit-and-run combat: you run faster than the others, land a giant "crit" (a hit that deals far more damage than usual) and vanish. It's thrilling, rewarding and very friendly for anyone farming solo.

Overview

Profile
Race	Human
Archetype	Melee combat
Playstyle	Stealth rogue
Difficulty	Medium
Main weapon	Daggers (blades)
Position in the line	2nd Class

The Treasure Hunter is the second stage of the human rogue path. The route is easy to follow: Human Fighter (Starter) → Rogue (1st Class) → Treasure Hunter (2nd Class).

Strengths

High sturdiness for a rogue (CON 43): among the class's attributes, resilience is the strongest point. In practice, that means you take more punishment than you'd expect from a nimble character, and survive better while farming solo.
Solid strength (STR 40): STR is what makes your physical strikes hurt. With a value well above average, every dagger hit already lands heavy, even without elite gear.
Good dexterity (DEX 30): DEX raises your chance to crit and to land hits. Since the Treasure Hunter lives off critical stealth strikes, this high dexterity makes your damage spikes far more frequent.
Devastating stealth strike (Mortal Blow): your signature skill is a "blow," a physical attack that deals a sky-high damage spike. Used well, it drops targets in seconds.
Built-in mobility: with Fast Run, Wind Walk and Haste, you move faster and attack faster without relying on anyone. That greatly speeds up farming and escaping danger.
Self-sufficient in the field: Recover HP and Recover MP slowly restore health and mana, so you can hunt longer without heading back to town.

Weaknesses

Low total HP in the late game (among the lowest): even with high CON, your raw HP at high levels falls below the "tank" classes. Tip: prioritize evasion and crit to end the fight before taking too much damage.
Fragile against many enemies at once: as a rogue, you're built to focus ONE target, not to hold a crowd. Tip: pull monsters a few at a time and avoid filling the screen with enemies.
Little magic power: your magic attack is extremely low, so spells and strong healing aren't your game. Tip: pour everything into physical damage and leave the magic side to support allies.
Depends on getting close: with a short attack range, you need to stick to the enemy to deal damage. Tip: use your speed skills to close the gap fast and avoid taking hits for nothing.

Class-defining skills

Mortal Blow — the stealth strike (blow), a physical attack with an extremely high spike. It's your main button to take a target down fast; open the fight with it whenever you can.
Power Strike — a strong physical attack (physical strike) for constant use. It serves as reliable damage between one Mortal Blow and the next.
Power Shot — another physical strike to keep up the pressure and vary your attack combo.
Haste — a buff that reduces the time between your attacks, meaning you hit more times per second. Turn it on before every hunt.
Wind Walk / Fast Run — running-speed buffs. They make you faster to close the gap, chase or flee.
Ultimate Evasion — a defensive buff that spikes your dodge for a while. Use it when you're taking heavy damage to escape a bad situation.
Recover HP / Recover MP — slowly restore health and mana (heal over time and mana over time). They keep you hunting longer without stopping.
Unlock — opens chests and locked doors. It's the trademark of the "treasure hunter": extra loot that other classes can't grab.
Dark / White Assassin Transformation — high-level transformations that reinforce your character with a special aura. They're impact powers for decisive moments.

Attributes: what to prioritize

The Treasure Hunter is a stealthy physical fighter, so everything revolves around hitting hard, landing crits and surviving long enough to finish the fight.

STR (strength): top priority — it's what raises the damage of your physical attacks.
DEX (dexterity): very important — it improves your crit chance and the accuracy of your strikes.
CON (constitution): great to keep high — it gives more HP and helps you handle solo farming.
INT/WIT/MEN (the magic side): low priority — you barely use magic, so it's not worth investing here.

Recommended gear

Use daggers (blades) as your weapon — they're what unlock your stealth strikes and crits. For armor, prefer light, which combines speed and evasion without slowing you down.

What to upgrade first: focus on the weapon, because more dagger damage means bigger crits and faster farming. Then upgrade light armor and accessories to gain survivability and stats.

Step by step for beginners

Create the character: pick a Human and follow the fighter path. That's the starting point to become a Rogue and later a Treasure Hunter.
Do the first quests in the starting area: they grant experience, basic gear and teach the controls. It's the fastest and safest way out of level 1.
Turn on auto-hunt: with it on, your character hunts monsters of your level on its own, gaining XP and items even when you're not attacking manually. It's the engine of your progress.
Follow the professions in order: Starter → 1st Class (Rogue) → 2nd Class (Treasure Hunter). Each change unlocks new skills and makes you visibly stronger; do each one as soon as you reach the right level.
Prioritize the right skills and buffs: always hunt with Haste and Wind Walk on, open with Mortal Blow, and save Ultimate Evasion for emergencies.
Gather Adena and L-Coin: Adena is the everyday currency (purchases and repairs) and L-Coin is for special shop items. Selling drops and completing missions keeps your pockets full.
Keep weapon and armor updated: whenever you can, swap to a better dagger and reinforce your light armor. Old gear stalls your farming and leaves you fragile.
Learn Unlock and use it: opening chests gives extra loot. It's an easy gain that only your class line offers.

Where to farm

Auto-hunt on monsters of your level: it's the foundation of your growth; let the AI hunt while you keep an eye on it.
Move up to harder zones as you level: when your character outgrows the current area, migrate to a more dangerous and rewarding one.
Form a party for raids and bosses: big targets give better rewards, and your stealth damage shines in a group.
Use the Season Pass and daily missions: they're steady sources of XP, Adena and items for little effort.

Common beginner mistakes

Pulling too many monsters at once: your HP can't hold a crowd; hunt one or two at a time.
Forgetting to turn on buffs: hunting without Haste and Wind Walk wastes a big chunk of your potential.
Investing in the magic side: your magic attack is minimal; spending points or items on magic is money thrown away.
Running around with old gear: an outdated dagger drops your damage and farming pace a lot.

It's for you if…

You like hitting fast and seeing big numbers: the Treasure Hunter's critical stealth strikes are pure impact.
You enjoy playing solo and farming with agility: mobility and self-healing make solo farming very comfortable.
You'd rather dodge than tank: if your idea is to end the fight before taking damage, this class was made for you.

Quick summary

Attribute	Value
Archetype	Melee combat
HP at level 85	3113
MP at level 85	1385
Base physical attack	4
Base magic attack	6
Attack type	FIST

Treasure Hunter class guide (Human) — strengths, skills and step by step