FFXV

Bounty Hunting Guide

★ Game8's Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail Wiki is now live!

This page is for the Bounty Hunting system in Final Fantasy XV. Read on to learn more about Hunts and what you can receive from them!

What are Bounty Hunts?

Hunt List

Bounty Hunts or simply Hunts are sidequests that can be taken from diners or restaurants. Each hunt requires the player to defeat an monster or a group of monsters somewhere around the map, which is usually an area close to where you took the hunt request.

There are monsters that can only be encountered during hunts.

For a complete list of Hunts and where to take them, check out the link below!

Hunts List and Guide

Receiving Hunt Rewards

After you defeated the mark, or the target indicated on the hunt, you need to report back to any tipster to receive your reward. It does not need to be the one who gave you the hunt, the rewards will be the same.

Hunt Markers

Black marker

Easier hunts are denoted by yellow markers. These are recommended for beginners or if you think that you are too underleveled based on the hunt's recommended level. Red markers denote the more difficult hunts, offering more challenge.

Generally, all targets on hunts are stronger than those you encounter in storyline quests.

Hunt Active Times

Monsters in hunts appear only on certain times of the day. You can view which time they are Active and can be encountered on the hunt details which can be also reviewed in the Quest menu.

If you join a hunt where the targets are only active during nighttime, you will be prompted if you want to wait until nighttime. Choosing to wait will instantly skip you through the day and to the exact time when the targets are active while still being on the diner where you took the hunt.

To know more about skipping to nighttime, click the link below!

How to Fast Forward to Nighttime

Hunter Rank

Hunter Rank is a system related to hunts which increases as you successfully complete hunts. You can increase your hunter rank by obtaining stars.

The number of stars that you acquire depends on the hunt that you successfully completed. Difficult targets usually provide more stars and better rewards.

Some hunts are unavailable at first (indicated by a greyed hunt name on the hunt list) and only becomes available once you reach the Hunter Rank required.

Hunt unavailable

Check out the guide below to know more about increasing Hunter Rank!

How to Increase Hunter Rank

Related Articles

FFXV Beginner

All Beginner's Tips and Guides

Basics of the Game
Basic Commands and Controls How to Fast Travel
Recommended Settings Before Starting How to Save Game and Save Locations
Should I Drive at Night? What Dialogue Options to Choose
What to Do When You Run Out of Fuel How to Sprint Infinitely
Things to Do in Each Town How to Fast Forward to Nighttime
How to Use Potions and Items How to Change Appearance
Combat Tips
Combat Guide How to Point-warp and Warp-strike Easily
Wait Mode or Active Mode? How to Beat Daemons
How to Use Summons How to Get High Grades on Report Cards
How to Use Ring Magic How to Break the Damage Limit
When to Use Royal Arms Elemancy System and How to Use Spells
How to Switch Characters -
Growth Guide
Explanation of Character Levels and Stats Best Early Game Ascension Abilities
How to Farm AP How to Increase Skill Levels
Merits and Demerits of Camping How to Level Up Quickly
How to Farm EXP Quickly -
Gil and Items
How to Earn Gil Quickly How to Get Rare Coins
What to Buy Early in the Game Best and Worst Treasure Items to Sell
List of Best Weapons and How to Get Them List of Best Accessories and How to Get Them
List of Royal Arms Locations List of Upgradable Weapons
Side Quests
Bounty Hunting Guide How to Get Chocobos
How to Increase Hunter Rank How to Unlock Regalia Type-F
Minigames
How to Fish and Catch Big Fish How to Win Chocobo Races
Justice Monsters Five Guide and Rewards How to Use Multiple Balls at Once (Justice Monsters Five)

Author

    Walkthrough Menu

    news questionnaire

    All rights reserved