They are much like wolves, in that they follow you around and will teleport to you if they straggle behind (or you go up a ladder or something). Hunters are essentially your personal bodyguards. Come back to the Guild Master often to check on your Honor progress and to hire more hunters as you gain wealth.

Hunters cost 1500 gold each, but we'll get to them in a moment. You must sign a contract with the Guild in order to gain Honor. When you right click him, you are given a menu that gives you the ability to sign or cancel a contract with the Guild, hire hunters, and shows you a progress bar for your Honor. The Guild Master can be found on the third floor of the Inn, inside a room across the hall from the stairs. The service is free and extremely helpful. The 'Wait for night time' option is helpful when you're trying to grind hostile mobs for gold and Honor. The note at the bottom tells you that you can rest even during the day, but that you will wake up the NEXT Minecraft morning, skipping the night time entirely. When you right click him, a menu pops up. The House Keeper waits right inside the Inn, behind a counter made of wool. In version 1.0.5, he has been coded to stay put inside these walls while you're out collecting the many, many wood (not planks!) and cobblestone blocks needed to create buildings. Right click him again to begin building the tier 1 kingdom, which will just be walls and grassy ground at first.

This guy stands right inside the Inn, waiting for what seems to be forever while you accrue enough Honor to become a King! When that day finally comes, run straight to him and right click, at which point he will follow you around until you are many, many blocks away from the Guild and you find the optimum location for your new kingdom! Be careful though, and make sure he stays close by while you're exploring - he has a penchant for getting stuck behind or lost if you move too quickly. You cannot interact with these guards by right clicking. Some will wander around right outside the Guild entrance, and a few will stray a bit farther than that, but they're usually within sight from the entrance. They all have iron swords and attack hostile mobs. These fellows run around the Guild grounds, protecting it from monsters and generally making things safe. The NPCs in this mod have many uses, and I will introduce you to them in this section, in order of appearance. Tale of Kingdoms is especially unique because of the addition of numerous NPCs into a game that has been lonely for so long.

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