Hunter in 99 Nights: 40 Diamonds, Bear Traps and Pelt Perks
TL;DR, bestie
- Hunter costs 40 Diamonds and starts with 2 bear traps.
- Perks boost meat drops, then pelts, then an extra wolf pelt trade at the Pelt Trader.
- Level goals include lots of bunny / wolf / alpha wolf kills.
- Cheap, flexible, good for solo or team food economies.
Hunter is the \"I came to feed people\" class. Traps down, meat up, pelts flowing.
Hunter at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cost | 40 Diamonds |
| Starter | 2 bear traps |
| Level 1 | Increased meat drop rate |
| Higher levels | Better pelts; extra wolf pelt trade |
| Role | Food / pelt support |
How to unlock
Buy Hunter for 40 Diamonds. Spawn with traps. Level by hunting the listed animals — check the in-game counters for exact bunny/wolf/alpha totals on your patch.
Perks
Meat rate helps early hunger. Pelt rate feeds trader loops. Max level's extra wolf pelt trade is quiet OP for teams that live on trader resets. Talent rerolls exist for more Diamonds if you like gambling.
How to play it
Drop traps on animal paths near camp. Call meat status. In multiplayer, pair with Fisherman so food never becomes the boss. Solo, Hunter keeps you from berry panic by night ten.
Is it worth it
At 40 Diamonds, yes for almost every account that plans to hunt anyway. Skip only if you already main a different food class and never touch pelts.
Kiko's take: Best budget class I've bought. Forty Diamonds for fewer hunger wipes is a bargain.
🗓️ Last updated: 6 November 2026
Talent rerolls
Some classes can roll talents from other kits for extra Diamonds. Only reroll when the base class already fits your play.
Forty Diamonds is the kind of price that lets you experiment. If Hunter isn't clicking after a week, you didn't sink a Cyborg-sized mistake. Use that freedom.
Pelt loops matter more once traders enter your routine. Call who is carrying pelts so two Hunters don't overload the same trade window. In Hard Mode, meat rate keeps the Deer nights from turning into berry roulette.
I unlock Hunter early on every serious account. Food classes print safety.
Bear traps are love letters to future meat. Place them like you mean it.
Hunter at forty Diamonds is the unlock I stop debating. Bear traps down, meat up, pelts toward traders. I place traps on animal highways near camp like I'm setting dinner alarms. Hard Mode makes meat rate feel charitable. Talent rerolls can wait until the base kit already feeds people.
Hunter traps are free coaching for new teammates. Drop two, explain the animal path, watch meat appear. Forty Diamonds buys that teaching moment plus pelts for traders. I still place traps poorly when I'm distracted — which is why I place them early.
Early traps beat late apologies.
Traps first, chat second, meat always.
Hunter stays in my unlock order beside Lumberjack because food and fuel prevent the boring deaths. Bear traps are tiny, cheap, and somehow the difference between a calm night and a berry meltdown. Forty Diamonds well spent.
FAQ
How much is Hunter? 40 Diamonds.
What do I spawn with? Two bear traps.
Does it help in Hard Mode? Yes — food pressure rises there. Meat perks matter more.
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