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To begin playing Bounty Hunter, you will first have to speak with Mandrith, who will explain how the minigame works.
When you are ready to begin tracking your foes through the Bounty Hunter crater, you will have the option to enter one of three caves. These caves - which look increasingly ominous for quick identification - are arranged by combat level requirements, as follows:

* Level 3 - 55: western cave
* Level 50 - 100: central cave
* Level 95+: east cave

Entering one of these caves will transport you to a crater populated by other players in your combat range. In the unlikely event that there aren’t enough players to begin the slaughter, you will be transported to a waiting room. There, you will have some time to prepare yourself before you are teleported into the crater. Provided there are at least 10 people in the waiting room, you will have 30 seconds to prepare yourself. If there are not enough people playing Bounty Hunter in your combat range, you will have to wait for more players to join.
When there are enough players, you will be able to see how long you have left to wait by looking at the box in the top-right corner of the game window. In the meantime, you might like to have a quick chat with the cleaners that walk about sweeping up the dust and grit that bounty hunters inevitably leave behind.
When you are teleported into the crater, you will notice that the countdown timer box changes slightly.
The box in the top-right corner will display the name of the player you have been assigned to hunt down and defeat.
Above everyone’s head will be a skull and a pile of coins. This indicates the market value of the items that each person is carrying.
The colour of the skull and the size of the pile of coins corresponds to the market value of items a player is carrying, so it should be a simple matter to judge how much wealth someone has at a glance.
The greater the value of the items someone is carrying, the higher the skull level (colour and size of coin pile) they will have. As you can imagine, the more items you accumulate from killing your enemies, the more attractive a target you will become!
You will arrive at a random entrance to the crater, and will have 6 seconds to compose yourself, during which time you cannot be attacked or attack anyone else. After this, you can be attacked by anyone and, if you are slain, you will lose all the items you are carrying.

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In the centre of the Wilderness, bounded on all sides by the desolation of the god wars, crouches a volcano. Not quite dormant, the bears witness to the violence  massive crater that of its birth is home to Mandrith, Guardian of the Crater. In the earliest days of man’s existence on RuneScape, this volcano was the site of the first murder, and for this reason an unnamed god cracked and split the earth to give the volcano life.
Since those first, horrific days, Mandrith’s ancestors have supplied a guardian to watch over the crater, where adventurers can go to slaughter each other.
Warning
Please note this is a ‘Dangerous’ minigame. If you die during this minigame, you will lose your items. You are ’skulled’ as soon as you enter the crater, and so you will not retain your three most valuable items if you are slain. You cannot teleport out of the minigame, and you can be denied the ability to exit or use the ‘Protect item’ prayer - and with the deadliest players in RuneScape hunting you, be sure that you take only items you don’t mind losing.
Bounty Hunter can only be played on certain worlds, please refer to the Themed Worlds list to find somewhere you can play this minigame.
In the Bounty Hunter minigame, you are tasked to hunt down a specific player and slay them, all the while being hunted by other players and avoiding the attentions of anyone else that might try to slay you and claim your property. Of course, you don’t have to hunt your specified target, and can instead slay anyone you please…
The Bounty Hunter minigame can be found in the centre of the Wilderness by walking up the palatial steps in the south-east of the volcano’s base. At the top of these steps you will find Mandrith, the mighty guardian of the crater.
Be aware that you may have to face some of the vicious beasts of the Wilderness in order to reach this location, and that you may encounter revenants on the way. For more information about the dangers of the Wilderness, please read the Wilderness Area Guide
This is a guide to make one of the best pure in Runescape. Once you finish the guide you can own in Bounty Hunter.
1、First make a account to get started, make the name interesting and be creative
2、Go to chickens train to 10 Strength and 5 Attack.
3、After that go to cows and train to 30 Attack and 30 Strength.
4、Now go to barbarians or monks (they are both near Edgeville) to 40 attack and strength.
5、Don’t get prayer up because this can save you a few levels and you can have higher strength when you go in the low level crator, and keep your defense on level 1 as well.
6、Train in the level 1 stronghold to 60 strength and don’t train attack keep it on 40 because you only need attack for weapons, from 40 plus there are no mreo weapons for f2p.
7、You should be good enough to fight at bounty hunter and you should be level 45-47 in combat.
8、If you decide to train in Bounty Hunter train on your level players.
9、If you can become a member train on rock crabs until high enough strength to be at level 53 combat. For free players train on cockroaches they should be in the Stronghold of Safety North of Barbarian Village. Train strength until you are level 53 combat.
10、Once members and Free players have done that go to Bounty Hunter until your 56 combat.

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