The Rare Blood/Hunter Achievements in Order and Chaos
Rare Blood at a Glance
- Rare blood consist of 28 enemies across eight lands.
- Every region has rare blood enemies except the Tanned Land.
- The first 24 are not world bosses and can be done alone, or with two players.
- The last four are world bosses and will need a well equipped, full team.
- Each Rare Blood Achievement covers a region.
- Each Rare Blood Achievement rewards with gold.
- When all Rare Blood Achievements are finished, the reward is the Hunter achievement and title.
- The Hunter achievement rewards with The Stone of Great Honor, an epic trinket.
- The Hunter achievement is globally broadcast.
- Only the person with the killing blow (last hit) gets credit for the achievement.
- The title for the Hunter achievement is Monster Slayer.
Would you like an epic (purple) trinket?
Introduction To Rare Blood. Be a Hunter.
The Rare Blood Achievement in Order and Chaos is one of the most overlooked paths to an epic item.
Many level 70s find themselves backtracking to try to complete the achievement.
This is because many sources say that this achievement doesn't really do anything.
Wow, that is so untrue! There are many reasons to do Rare Blood.
Here are just a few:
- Epic Trinket
- Gold
- Rare Drops and Symbols (colonel, master sergeant, etc.)
- Soul signets (from the Elemental King only)
- Achievement Name tag.
- Being Cool.
- Getting lots of grats in global.
Any one of those would be enough reason to work on becoming a Hunter.
The Hunter achievement is obtained when you finish Rare Blood, and will reward you with your epic trinket.
When you finish all rare blood achievements, the Hunter achievement will broadcast globally. Expect congratulations for this feat.
Some rare blood are easy, and others are world bosses that will take a well equipped team, or two.
Plus, some of the rare blood drop (quest reward) those soul signets and Fragment of God you need for your epic T1 gear.
The Hunter Achivment
What is The Rare Blood Achievement?
There are between 2 and 6 rare elite enemies lurking in each land. A few are part of a quest line, but most are off the beaten path, and not easily found.
You may bump into a few, but finding them all is a real challenge. Even if you learn the location, be prepared to return to it.
These special epic enemies are on a 2 to 3 hour, sometimes longer, spawn time. When you take one down, it will not return for quite some time.
Someone else may take the one you need down, meaning you will have to come back. Even after you get the achievement for the enemy, you might come back again for the drops.
In the Underworld and Frostlund, the Rare Blood Achievement are world bosses. This means you will need to team up to take them down.
Did I mention that many rare blood, including all world bosses are in PVP zones? That adds another challenge.
Rare Blood Achivment Guides
The spawn timer starts once a rare blood enemy is down. This means all rare bloods could be taken down at different times, and spawn at different times, as well.
Now you are armed with enough information to be come a Hunter, and claim your own epic, pretty sweet, trinket.
In depth, zone by zone, rare blood guides:
Rare Blood Spawn Times and Locations
Enemy
| Spawn Time
| Locations
|
|---|---|---|
1. Sharp Teeth King
| 2-5 Minnutes
| Arcadian Forest, Quest Line, Near Waterby Farm
|
2. Gray She Wolf
| 2-3 Hours
| Arcadian Forest, Walks West of Silence
|
3. Bloody Tusk
| 3-4 Hours
| Arcadian Forest west of road between Messa Camp and Road to Cliff Watch
|
4. Lonley Smasher
| 1-3 Minnutes
| Arcadian Forest Between Silence and Fallen Leaf
|
5. Wolf-Heart Jack
| 2-3 Hour
| Arcadian Forest, West of Windmill Farm
|
6. Thunder-Hand Nancy
| 2-3 Hour
| Arcadian Forest, West of Windmill Farm
|
7. Cassandra
| Instant
| Tear Coast, Quest Line, in Darknet Wood
|
8. Hakhia
| 3-4 Hour
| Tear Cost, beach South East of Salty Wind
|
9. Dagger Teeth
| 2-3 Hour
| Tear Coast, Along Cliff line on the east of the map, Coast line West of The Old Oak Mine
|
10. Poison Tounge
| 2-3 Hour
| Tear Coast, Along Eastern Cliff line, North of Salty Wind
|
11. Swamp Giant
| 2-3 Hour
| Swamp of Wyrms, Runs in the swap surrounding Glimmermoor
|
12. Swamp Fish King
| 3-4 Hour
| Swamp of Wyrms East of Wyrgast's Library
|
13. Dark Fog
| 2-3 Hour
| Swam of Wyrms, Bordhill near well and giant skeleton. Also a mount spawn location.
|
14. Karla
| 2-3 Hour
| Swamp of Wyrms, Island East of Camp of Hemir
|
15. The Forest Giant
| 2-4 Hour
| Whispering Islands, North of the Hall of Reverie
|
16. Ocean Fury Summoner
| 2-3 Hour
| Whipsering Islands, Island South of Sea Shore
|
17. Iron Jaw
| 2-3 Hour
| Whispering Islands, in a cove in between 3 islands North East of Fallen Star Strait
|
18. The Desert Water Lord
| 3-5 Hour
| The Great Desert, South of Camp of Sacrathar
|
19. Desert Wolf King
| 2-3 Hour
| The Great Desert, Cliff face to the far South-East of Sdukar
|
20. Iron Tail
| 3-5 Hour
| The Great Desert, East of Wind's End
|
21. Oasis Peace Breaker
| 3-5 Hour
| The Great Desert, in a Lake West of Sudkar
|
22. Salina Rover
| Instant
| The Great Desert, in a shallow lake east of The Crimson Tower: Antoria
|
23. Elemental King
| 3-4 Hour
| Sinskaald Rift, in Vita Spring Twilight
|
24. Aventhal
| Instant
| Sinskaald Rift, Daily Quest, Island near Black Beach
|
25. Gelinu
| Random, Annouced in Global Chat
| Under Realm, in the blue area South-East of Coldring
|
26. Mato
| Random, Announced in Global
| Under Realm, North-East of Exiles' Village
|
27. Palu the Slayer
| Random, Announced in Global
| Eternal Frostland, in the Heart of the Moor
|
28. King of the Ice Beast
| Random, Announced in Global
| Eternal Frostand, in the Icefield Gullet
|
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Comments
FYI the link to the Whispering Islands guide needs to be fixed :)
Your guides are fantastic and I really appreciate them!
Im not that much of a online reader to be honest but your blogs really nice, keep it up! I'll go ahead and bookmark your site to come back later. Cheers cafgdfkekddb
- Author
Thanks Sol! Your information is accurate and useful! I am sure there are many people who will appreciate that info!
@Ellix - if you still hadn't figured it out
From the 'Team' options in the main menu you can leave your team or change the team settings.
The most common use for teams is to kill an "Elite" monster for a quest or just for the drop. Another use for teams is completing dungeons.
The leader of the team also has the option to change the loot settings. It can be either:
Leader Allotment - When the leader of the team decides who receives the drop.
Team Allotment - When a dice will be rolled for each member of the team, and the team member with the highest roll number wins the drop.
Free Loot - This is a first come, first served policy, meaning whoever gets to the drop first and picks it up, receives the drop.
That sucks, but it makes sense why we were getting inconsistencies with that. Thanks!
- Author
Not at the moment I am afraid. Rare Bloods are last hit enemies. That means that when on a team, only the person who delivered the hit that killed the boss will get credit for it.
We've got a weird bug where only one person on the team is getting credit for these. Is there any known way around that?
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