
Understand Grey's level 45 entry test, the two hunter licenses, and how to choose a repeatable job that fits your hunting route.
Song of the Hunter opens at level 45 in the C1 quest catalogue. Grey at Hunters Village asks you to prove yourself before the union will offer regular jobs. Treat the first license as an entry project: look at the target list, identify enemies your class can handle, and choose a route that does not consume the whole reward in travel and shots.
The first test asks for three entries from Grey's list rather than every listed item. Targets include creatures such as
Guardian Basilisk,
Windsus,
Enchanted Stone Golem and
Giant Fungus. Choose a combination that fits your group and location. The exact counts and alternatives are on the linked quest record; confirm the active step before farming a large batch of similar drops.
| Example test target | C1 level | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Guardian Basilisk | 36 | Lower-level option for a stronger entrant |
| Enchanted Stone Golem | 42 | Compare its defenses with your damage |
| Timak Orc Warrior | 43 | Relevant to later union objectives |
The native items distinguish and . Grey has a further test for the second circle; it changes which assignments become available and their difficulty. Keep the license as a progression marker and avoid assuming that every job in a large quest listing is open immediately. Check Grey and Tor for the options your current membership actually presents.
| C1 license item | Practical meaning |
|---|---|
| Entry to union job selection | |
| Later circle and harder assignments |
Tor offers hunting assignments of different difficulty and payout. A higher nominal reward is not automatically a better job: some targets require more kills, riskier travel or harder recovery. Compare the required monsters with a hunt you already planned, carry enough supplies for one assignment, and return for the reward before changing objectives.
The first license test, later circle test and individual Tor assignments are different parts of one long quest record. Write down which one you are pursuing today. A target item for Grey is not necessarily the item Tor requested, even when the monster appears in both lists. This simple distinction prevents a long session of kills that do not advance the active step.
Once licensed, the union gives a reason to revisit higher-level hunting areas. Pick jobs that overlap the party's current XP, spellbook or material goals, then compare the real reward after one finished run. If the route is too slow, choose a different assignment rather than treating the quest as mandatory progression. Your class and party safety still matter more than the job's letter grade.