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Gold in Hunting Together RPG comes from the monsters you already hunt: zone quests, gear liquidation and the Merchant economy bonus. This page maps the three loops, the costs that eat the income, and which figures the developer actually publishes. Checked November 1, 2026.
The cheapest gold is the quest you pick up on entering a zone: it pays for kills that the hunting loop produces anyway. The second cheapest is the bag you forgot to empty — dropping potions without a vendor trip just fills storage. Paid income boosts are not required for either loop.
Community-tracked
Accept the local kill-count quest and clear the same monster the zone spawns anyway.
The quest pays gold, potions and EXP for kills you were already going to make, so it stacks on top of normal hunting instead of replacing it.
Community-tracked
Sell surplus gear to the village vendor with the multi-select and sell-all options, keeping locked items.
Every monster that drops gear is worth more than the raw kill: bag space is the limit, not the drop rate.
Community-tracked role description; the class itself is official
Run the farming loop on a Merchant instead of a pure damage class.
Merchant is the class whose identity is economy rather than damage output, so it is the first pick when gold is the goal.
Each zone posts a kill-count quest, and community guides report the common shape as forty of the local monster. The quest is reported to restart by itself after completion, so you keep earning while the same loop continues. When you move zones, abandon the old assignment and take the local one so the reward matches the monsters in front of you.
| Zone | Quest target | Reported reward | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting forest | 40 rabbits | 180 XP, 20 gold, 5 mana potions | Community-tracked |
| Late-game snow zone | 40 Ice Golems | 237,750 XP, 1,800 gold, 5 potions | Community-tracked |
The gap between the two rows is the whole story of gold farming in this game: the same forty kills pay about ninety times more in a late zone than in the starting forest. Progressing your level is therefore the largest income upgrade available, and the fast leveling route is also a money strategy.
Use the vendor screen item lock on weapons and armor you plan to use on another class. Locked items stay out of bulk sales.
The combat settings loot filter decides which rarities auto-pick up. Narrow it when the bag fills before the quest completes.
Multi-select plus sell-all converts the common surplus into gold in one trip instead of one item at a time.
A bigger bag means fewer town trips per session. The official pass price is 149 Robux; the pass is optional, not required to start earning.
| Sink | What it costs | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Red health potions in bulk | A batch of 200 to 300 bottles is reported to cost about 1,900 gold from the potion merchant. | Community-tracked |
| Stat and skill reset | The village Stat Master is reported to charge 2,500 gold per reset and to waive the fee once a class reaches level 99. | Community-tracked |
| Warp pillar travel | Fast travel to an unlocked pillar is reported to charge a small gold fee per use; pressing H returns you to town. | Community-tracked |
| Refinement attempts | Each attempt consumes ore, and a failure from +9 to +10 is reported to drop the item to +8 unless a protection stone is used. | Community-tracked |
| Extra bag slots | The official Roblox API lists Extra Bag Slots at 149 Robux. Community pages that still quote 199 Robux were written before the price changed. | Official Roblox API, checked October 31, 2026 |
The pattern: potion stock and travel are unavoidable, resets and refinement are decisions. Delay refinement until the gear is worth keeping, and delay resets until you know the stat direction you want — both are covered on the refinement page and the stat builds page.
The Merchant fights in melee with tools and sits at B tier on the tier list because the ranking measures overall role value, not income. For farming, the community priority is attack power first, attack speed second, then survivability, with a critical alternative for players who prefer burst.
A utility class built around the game's economy and preparation rather than raw frontline damage.
The full stat direction per class, including the Merchant alternatives, is on the stat builds page and the class comparison is on the tier list.
Three loops feed the same wallet: the zone quest board for the monsters you already kill, liquidating surplus gear at the village vendor, and running the loop on a Merchant when gold is the goal. None of them needs a paid item.
No source publishes a gold-per-hour figure, and this page will not invent one. Income depends on the zone, your kill speed and how full your bag gets between vendor trips, so the only honest planning number is your own session.
Lock the pieces first. The vendor screen is reported to include an item lock alongside multi-select and sell-all, so you can keep cross-class weapons and armor while clearing the common drops that fill the bag.
They raise the item drop rate, which raises how much gear reaches your bag in the same session. The boost only pays off if you actually empty the bag at a vendor afterwards; potions plus a full bag equals no income.
It is the only pass that directly increases how much loot one trip can carry. The official API lists it at 149 Robux as of October 31, 2026; community pages still quoting 199 Robux are out of date.
The official listing describes Merchant as economy and utility, and community guides report a gold advantage while farming. No multiplier is published, so treat the size of that advantage as unconfirmed and pick Merchant for the playstyle as much as the income.
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