Experience
Every monster you kill grants experience, and experience is how your character levels up. How much you gain per kill depends on the monster and on your own bonuses. The calculators below work it out live from the server settings.
How kill EXP works
The EXP you get from a kill is:
Base monster EXP × Effective rate
- Base monster EXP comes from the monster’s ExpLevel and your own level — hunting monsters near your level gives the most.
- Effective rate is the server rate plus every bonus that stacks onto it: your reset bonus, the map bonus, your Premium Member bonus and any event bonus.
Server EXP rates
The base multipliers on the server:
| Normal EXP | Master EXPiUnlocked after completing the 3rd quest. Only certain monsters give Master EXP — usually those on 400+ maps. | Majestic EXPiUnlocked after completing the 4th quest. Only certain monsters give Majestic EXP — usually those on 800+ maps. |
|---|---|---|
| 50× | 50× | 50× |
Premium Member bonus
Premium Member adds extra rate on top — the exact bonus per tier:
| Premium Member | Normal | Master | Majestic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium | +10× (+20%) | +12.5× (+25%) | +25× (+50%) |
| Premium Plus | +17.5× (+35%) | +25× (+50%) | +50× (+100%) |
These bonuses add onto the server rate — e.g. a Normal rate plus a Premium Member bonus of +10 makes your effective rate higher on every kill.
Other bonuses
- Resets raise your dynamic EXP bonus — more resets, more bonus added to the rate.
- Map bonuses apply on certain hunting maps (shown on each map on the Maps page) and add to the rate.
- Party shares a kill across members, but a party multiplier softens the split — hunting in a party is usually more EXP overall.
- A level-difference penalty reduces EXP when a monster is far above your level.
Finding your EXP rate in game
If you would rather not add up every bonus, use the “I know my rate” calculator and just type your current multiplier. You can read it in game on your experience / rate panel:

Already know your EXP rate from in-game? Type it here and we’ll do the rest — no need to add up every bonus.

