Best Hunter Build & Skills Guide for Task Bar Hero

How should a Task Bar Hero Hunter build spend its first 20 levels?

This Task Bar Hero Hunter build is organised around traps rather than raw ranged damage. The level 1 row opens with Explosive Bolt and Frost Bolt alongside Attack Damage and Move Speed.

Level 10 is the row that defines the build: Trap Damage Enhancement and Quick Loader, with Crit Chance Enhancement supporting them. Level 20 adds Charge Trap plus Evasion and Attack Speed, and level 30 brings Crossbow Turret with Armour Penetration and Crit Damage Enhancement — at that point the Hunter is placing multiple damage sources at once instead of only firing a crossbow.

• ▸ Trap Damage and Quick Loader at level 10 are the core of the build
• ▸ Multiple deployables mean the Hunter damages while repositioning
• ▸ Frost Bolt and Shock Bolt add crowd control on top of trap damage

What makes a Task Bar Hero Hunter build different from the Ranger?

The Hunter trades sustained fire for mobility and burst. Its movement speed of 1100 is the fastest in the roster against the Ranger’s 1050, and its critical damage of 155% is slightly higher than the Ranger’s 150% — but its attack speed of 0.95 is slower than the Ranger’s 1.05, so it fires less often.

In practice that makes the Hunter a kiting class: Evasion Enhancement and Move Speed Enhancement let it stay out of reach while traps and turrets do the work. Boss Damage Enhancement at 50 and Health Enhancement at 60 round it out for longer fights, where the extra critical damage matters more than attack frequency.