Solo Hunters Economy Guide 💰
A strong hunter needs more than just stats; they need a deep wallet. Balancing your Gold and Gems is the secret to reaching the endgame without getting stuck.
⚖️ The Dual Currency System
Solo Hunters uses two primary currencies, each with its own purpose:
| Currency | Rarity | Primary Use | Best Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Common | Gear Upgrades, Potions, Repairs | Speedrunning standard dungeons. |
| Gems | Rare | Inventory, Rerolls, Stat Respecs | Red Gates and Gift Codes. |
💰 Gold: The Daily Grind
Gold is used for almost everything that involves maintenance.
- Weapon Upgrades: Costs increase exponentially per level.
- Consumables: High-tier health and mana potions are expensive but mandatory for bossing.
- Stat Respec: If you mess up your build, you can pay Gold to reset it (up to level 50).
💎 Gems: The Strategic Resource
Never spend Gems on things you can buy with Gold. Gems should only be used for permanent account improvements:
- Inventory & Bank Space: This is the #1 investment for all players.
- Weapon Rerolling: Essential for getting that perfect Sharpshooter stat on S-Tier weapons.
- Special Passives: Some passive powers can only be unlocked via Gems.
🏹 Economy Strategy for Beginners
- Hoard Your Gems: Don’t use them for chests.
- Loot Everything: In the early game, even junk gear sells for enough gold to buy your first set of potions.
- Prioritize Movement Speed: The faster you move, the more gold-per-hour you generate.
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