Hunting Together RPG Pets, Mounts & Adventure Book
Companions, travel mounts, prestige titles, and collection bonuses from the hunt loop.
The official Roblox description for Hunting Together RPG calls out pets, mounts, titles, and an Adventure Book beside the core hunt systems. This guide explains what those collectibles are for, which prestige rewards matter during the beta-style window, and how to separate cosmetic flex from account power. Deep milestone rules for Ice Cat and Beta Tester live on Beta Rewards; day-one controls live on Getting Started; job planning lives on the Players Hub.
What the official systems cover
RonB Games frames Hunting Together as a classic fantasy MMORPG loop: hunt on sky islands, master classes, collect cards, refine gear, party up — and complete companion and collection goals while you play. Pets and mounts sit on top of that loop as quality-of-life and prestige layers. Titles broadcast milestones. The Adventure Book turns monster knowledge and card sets into permanent bonuses so collection is not only a binder.
You do not need every pet on day one. You do need a plan so multi-job leveling, card sockets, and beta prestige line up instead of fighting each other for session time.
Pets — companions on the hunt
Pets are companions that follow your hunter during open-world clears. Community guides describe standard pets helping with loot pickup across a wide radius (often cited around several items per sweep) and granting a movement speed comfort bonus while you rotate packs. That matters more than it sounds: less time clicking loot means more time with auto combat pointed at quest monsters.
Pet priorities:
- Equip a companion as soon as one is available so pickup QoL starts working.
- Prefer pets that reduce chore time over pets that only change the idle animation.
- During events, optional passes like auto-opening nearby Hard Worker Boxes can interact with pet behavior — treat Robux passes as optional, never required.
Pets are not a substitute for refine, cards, or a sensible class. They amplify a clean loop.
Limited Ice Cat — three classes at 99
The prestige pet everyone asks about is the Limited Ice Cat. Requirement: reach level 99 on three different classes during the beta-style live window. Studio messaging is that the pet remains after launch, which makes it one of the best long-session investments in the game.
Ice Cat notes:
- Counting the same job twice does not work — you need three distinct classes at 99.
- Unlocking Samurai or Alchemist at level 70 is not enough; those specials only count when leveled to 99 themselves.
- Pair the grind with party EXP sharing so second and third 99s do not feel like exile.
- Full edge cases and code confusion live on Beta Rewards.
A practical three-job prestige plan many F2P players use: push a safe farmer (often Archer) to 99 for the title first, add Cleric for party value, then Thief or another planned job — adjusting if you are routing Merchant/Mage for Alchemist or Swordsman/Thief for Samurai.
Mounts — travel fantasy with grind gates
Mounts improve how the world feels between packs. Community collection notes call out milestone hunts such as defeating large numbers of a monster type (for example rabbit milestones) that permanently unlock a rabbit mount with better travel speed. Exact counters can shift in early access, but the pattern is stable: Adventure-style milestones convert raw kill counts into movement rewards.
Mount habits:
- Do not pause your entire account to force a mount counter if a gatekeeper unlock is waiting.
- Fold mount milestones into zones you already farm for quests and cards.
- Use mounts to shorten non-pillar gaps; still pay warp pillars when the gold fee beats a scenic ride.
Titles — Beta Tester and beyond
Titles are account flair with social weight. The headline prestige title is Beta Tester, earned by reaching level 99 on any one class. Like Ice Cat, it is described as permanent after launch. Do not confuse it with the BETATESTER promo code, which historically granted potions only.
Other titles may come from shop supporter packs or seasonal events. Cosmetics that cost Robux are optional identity — they do not replace the gameplay title you earn at 99. When a new title appears in patch notes, check Updates for whether it is permanent or event-bound.
Adventure Book — collection that pays stats
The Adventure Book tracks collection progress by zone and milestone. Two big ideas matter:
- Card set completion — collecting monster cards from a stage can unlock permanent account-wide bonuses (Attack, HP, MATK, and similar).
- Kill milestones — defeating threshold counts of regular enemies can grant small permanent bonuses (community examples include HP from broad kill totals and AGI from rabbit thresholds) and sometimes mount unlocks.
That means every island is both an EXP route and a book route. Socket useful cards into gear as you go (Monster Cards), and treat complete sets as long-term account power rather than binder fluff.
Adventure Book session tips:
- Finish zone quests on the monsters the book still needs whenever possible.
- Use drop potions on incomplete card sets, not on finished early islands.
- After a gatekeeper unlock, skim which new book entries appeared before you tunnel only on EXP.
Cosmetic vs power — a clean rule
Use this filter whenever a pet, mount, title, or book reward appears:
- Power — permanent stats, pickup/move QoL that shortens clears, Ice Cat/Beta milestones that also structure your multi-job plan.
- Cosmetic — flair titles, seasonal skins adjacent to companion slots, shop identity items that do not change clear timers.
Spend time on power first. Flex cosmetics when your Leveling route is healthy and your refine budget is not empty. A pretty idle pet on a broke account is still a broke account.
How these systems fit the first week
- Learn HUD, codes, and auto combat via Getting Started.
- Equip any starter pet for pickup QoL.
- Push islands and cards so the Adventure Book starts ticking.
- Plan your first 99 for Beta Tester, then decide if Ice Cat’s three-job commitment fits your schedule.
- Open Players when choosing which jobs feed specials and prestige at the same time.
Common mistakes
- Ignoring pets entirely and wondering why loot chores feel slow.
- Redeeming BETATESTER and expecting the Beta Tester title.
- Unlocking a special at 70 and assuming Ice Cat is done.
- Chasing mounts while undergeared for the next gatekeeper.
- Treating Adventure Book as optional fluff while missing permanent stat bonuses.
Related pages
- Beta Rewards — Ice Cat and Beta Tester rules vs codes
- Getting Started — first-session loop
- Players Hub — class planning for multi-99 prestige
Pets, mounts, titles, and the Adventure Book are the collection layer that makes Hunting Together RPG feel like a lasting character fantasy — not only a potion timer. Chase the prestige pet with a written three-job plan, let the book pay permanent stats, and keep cosmetics in the flex budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Hunting Together RPG hunters.
What companion systems does the official game mention?
The Roblox description lists pets, mounts, titles, and an Adventure Book alongside classes, cards, refining, and party play.
How do I get the Ice Cat pet?
Reach level 99 on three different classes during the beta-style window. The limited Ice Cat is described as permanent after launch.
How do I get the Beta Tester title?
Reach level 99 on any one class. It is separate from the BETATESTER promo code, which only grants consumables.
What does the Adventure Book do?
It tracks card sets and kill milestones by zone. Completing sets and thresholds can grant permanent account bonuses and sometimes mount unlocks.
Are pets mostly cosmetic?
No. Companions often help with loot pickup and movement comfort. Still prioritize refine, cards, and leveling — pets amplify a good loop rather than replace it.