Sword Hunter Guides
Hunt, merge, hatch, and park loot from the LV.1 stick to Rank 999.
Sword Hunter is a free Roblox incremental simulator from Blade Evolution Tycoon, live since July 31, 2026. You hunt monsters, turn loot into cash, merge swords at your base, hatch or catch pets, and let parked blades keep gathering while you are offline. This hub is the map of every how-to page on the wiki. Open it when you are stuck between a farm loop and a merge, not as flavor text.
Servers hold 12 players and friends can hunt in the same world. Nothing in these guides requires Robux. Codes, merges, and offline loot carry a new hunter a long way if you spend cash on the next blade instead of random shop clutter.
How the loop actually works
Every session repeats the same four beats:
- Hunt monsters on the tropical islands, beach, jungle cave, or later volcano.
- Convert loot to cash.
- Merge at base, from the LV.1 stick toward steel and gold blades, a cave gem sword, rainbow crystal LV.999, and the huge blue Rank 999 sword.
- Hatch eggs or catch pets, then park swords so they keep collecting after you log off.
The Sword Hunter beginner guide walks those beats in order for the first hour. Come back here when you need a specialist page instead of rereading the whole onboarding.
Guides in this hub
Getting started
The beginner first-hour plan is the checklist: redeem codes in the Store box, learn E R F, farm with the stick, merge once, and pick up a pet. Skip it only if you already have a merged blade and a wolf walking with you.
Controls
The E R F controls page covers Attack or Catch, Toggle Auto Attack, and Select Sword. Official art shows E Catch on a blue wolf, which is why auto-attack and pet catching fight for the same key. Read it before you decide R broke catch.
Merge swords
The base merge walkthrough is the economy page. It explains when to keep farming versus when to spend, how the Rank 999 goal is built at base, and why you should check the sword tier list and the merge planner before dumping a session of cash.
Hatch pets
The pet hatch and catch guide covers Fox Eggs, Rainbow Eggs, catching wolves with E, slimes, gorillas, birds, and the 0.01% phoenix. Pair it with the pet tier list so you do not treat every hatch as equal.
Farm monsters
The monster-to-cash farm page is the hunt loop, including auto-attack and the giant red gorilla boss. Use it when packs stop paying and you need to move, not when you still have a stick and empty pockets.
Offline loot
The offline loot parking guide tells you how to leave swords working while you are away from Roblox. The page is about what to upgrade first so the pile you return to actually funds the next merge.
New areas
The purple portal area guide covers the gate, volcano, beach, jungle cave, and the New Area Adventure update. Walk through it before you jump a portal undergeared.
How-to pages
Three extra walkthroughs sit beside the specialist articles:
- How to play Sword Hunter is the first-session loop: join, redeem codes, learn E R F, farm, merge, catch a pet, then park offline loot.
- How to beat the giant gorilla is the boss plan. Merge first; do not walk a stick into the red gorilla on a 12-player server.
- How to get Rank 999 is the cash-and-merge climb, with the planner, sword ranks, codes, and offline parking.
Suggested reading order
New hunter: getting started to controls to farm monsters to merge swords to hatch pets to offline loot. Open new areas only after a merge or two.
If you already have a merged blade, jump straight to merge, pets, or the portal page. Keep the codes hub bookmarked. This hub never copies the live table; redeem steps live on how to redeem and extra-code hunting on how to get more codes.
Other hubs these guides point to
Spend pages belong with the sword rankings and pet rankings. Session plans live on early-game hunting, mid-game hunting, and endgame hunting. When a farm suddenly feels different, read patch notes. Auto-farm scripts and auto-merge scripts only make sense after you understand the manual loop. Tools such as the code checker sit beside codes, not beside these walkthroughs.
Use this hub as a session checklist. After a hunt, pick one specialist page instead of rereading every article. If you only bookmark one extra URL besides this map, make it the live codes list so a Fox Egg does not expire while you are still deciding which guide to open next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Sword Hunter questions.
Which Sword Hunter guide should I read first?
Start with the beginner first-hour plan. It sends you to codes, controls, your first farm, your first merge, and your first pet in that order.
Do I need Robux to follow these guides?
No. Sword Hunter is free. Codes, monster loot, merges, and offline collection carry you without paying. Gamepasses can speed things up, but none of these walkthroughs assume you bought one.
Where are the working codes listed?
On the codes hub, not on this page. Redeem in the Store bottom box; the redeem steps show exactly where that box sits.
When should I open the new areas guide?
After you have merged past the starter stick and can survive denser packs. The purple portal writeup and the New Area Adventure notes belong together.
Can friends run these guides with me?
Yes. Servers hold 12 players and the game invites you to team up. Share a farm route from the monster farm page rather than splitting across random islands.
Are these Sword Hunter guides official?
No. This is a fan wiki. Confirm live rewards on the codes list and events on the updates hub before you change a merge plan.