Metin2 Auto-Hunt: what it does, the level and range filters, and what the membership features cost
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2026 4:26 pm
Quick summary
Auto-Hunt is Metin2's built-in auto-attack mode. It targets monsters for you and can drink potions and fire skills on a schedule. The attack and focus filters are free for every player. Potions, skills and auto-resurrection are membership features that you buy from the item shop.[7]
What it does
Auto-Hunt attacks monsters automatically. The interface holds an attack filter, a focus range, a potion queue and a skill queue, plus a resurrection toggle.[7]
The attack filter
Click the little arrow beside attack to choose which monsters are targeted. You can filter by the monster's stage or by level difference. The default range is -15 to +15, so a level 75 character targets monsters between level 60 and 90.[7]
The focus range
The focus option sets how far away Auto-Hunt will attack from. The range is edited in meters, and changing it shows a blue flashing circle on the ground that marks the boundary.[7]
Potions and survival items
Using potions requires a membership. Drag potions from your inventory into the interface, and each one gets a default trigger number:[7]
Skills are also a membership feature. Drag them from the skill tab (V) into the interface. The default cooldown is written underneath, already adjusted for your casting speed, in seconds.[7]
Resurrection
The resurrection option revives you automatically when you die. It is a membership feature.[7]
What it costs
Attack and focus are free. Potions, skills and resurrection are unlocked by buying Auto-Hunt from the item shop:[7]
[table]
[tr][td]Duration[/td][td]Price[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]7 days[/td][td]49 DC[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]14 days[/td][td]95 DC[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]30 days[/td][td]195 DC[/td][/tr]
[/table]
DC is Dragon Coins, the item shop currency. You get DC from DR vouchers or by topping up with real money. The item shop also uses two other currencies, Dragon Marks and Tiger Coins.[7][8]
Once Auto-Hunt is active, a status icon marks it on your character.[7]
Turning it on
Press the button on the right of the settings page to pick which features you want active, then press the start button at the bottom. Auto-Hunt only runs once you do both.[7]
FAQ
Is Auto-Hunt free?
The attack and focus filters are free for all players. Potions, skills and resurrection are not, and need the item shop purchase.[7]
Does it work the same on private servers?
The wiki documents the official Gameforge implementation and its prices. Check your own server's rules before assuming the same cost or the same membership requirement applies.[7]
Can I make it use any skill?
You drag skills from the skill tab into the interface, and the cooldown is calculated from your casting speed, so slower casting gives longer delays.[7]
What happens when I die?
With resurrection enabled, Auto-Hunt revives you automatically. Without the membership it does not.[7]
Sources
Metin2 Wiki, Auto-Hunt
Metin2 Wiki, Item-Shop
Auto-Hunt is Metin2's built-in auto-attack mode. It targets monsters for you and can drink potions and fire skills on a schedule. The attack and focus filters are free for every player. Potions, skills and auto-resurrection are membership features that you buy from the item shop.[7]
What it does
Auto-Hunt attacks monsters automatically. The interface holds an attack filter, a focus range, a potion queue and a skill queue, plus a resurrection toggle.[7]
The attack filter
Click the little arrow beside attack to choose which monsters are targeted. You can filter by the monster's stage or by level difference. The default range is -15 to +15, so a level 75 character targets monsters between level 60 and 90.[7]
The focus range
The focus option sets how far away Auto-Hunt will attack from. The range is edited in meters, and changing it shows a blue flashing circle on the ground that marks the boundary.[7]
Potions and survival items
Using potions requires a membership. Drag potions from your inventory into the interface, and each one gets a default trigger number:[7]
- Healing potions default to 50, which means they fire when your HP or SP drops below 50 percent.
- Buffing potions such as Green Potion default to the potion's duration in seconds, which is 600 for Green Potion.
- Survival items such as Bravery Cape or Medal of the Dragon also work. Anything that helps you stay alive can go in the queue.
Skills are also a membership feature. Drag them from the skill tab (V) into the interface. The default cooldown is written underneath, already adjusted for your casting speed, in seconds.[7]
Resurrection
The resurrection option revives you automatically when you die. It is a membership feature.[7]
What it costs
Attack and focus are free. Potions, skills and resurrection are unlocked by buying Auto-Hunt from the item shop:[7]
[table]
[tr][td]Duration[/td][td]Price[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]7 days[/td][td]49 DC[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]14 days[/td][td]95 DC[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]30 days[/td][td]195 DC[/td][/tr]
[/table]
DC is Dragon Coins, the item shop currency. You get DC from DR vouchers or by topping up with real money. The item shop also uses two other currencies, Dragon Marks and Tiger Coins.[7][8]
Once Auto-Hunt is active, a status icon marks it on your character.[7]
Turning it on
Press the button on the right of the settings page to pick which features you want active, then press the start button at the bottom. Auto-Hunt only runs once you do both.[7]
FAQ
Is Auto-Hunt free?
The attack and focus filters are free for all players. Potions, skills and resurrection are not, and need the item shop purchase.[7]
Does it work the same on private servers?
The wiki documents the official Gameforge implementation and its prices. Check your own server's rules before assuming the same cost or the same membership requirement applies.[7]
Can I make it use any skill?
You drag skills from the skill tab into the interface, and the cooldown is calculated from your casting speed, so slower casting gives longer delays.[7]
What happens when I die?
With resurrection enabled, Auto-Hunt revives you automatically. Without the membership it does not.[7]
Sources
Metin2 Wiki, Auto-Hunt
Metin2 Wiki, Item-Shop