Dead Rails Hunter Class: Is It Good?

Dead Rails just dropped three new classes—and the Hunter class might be the most tactical of the bunch. If you’ve ever wanted to slow-roll a zombie horde with reusable bear traps and a medieval crossbow, this one’s for you. But there’s a catch—your wildlife experience is about to get a whole lot hairier.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Hunter class in Dead Rails and whether it’s worth the 75 Bonds.

What Does The Hunter Class Do In Dead Rails?

The Hunter class can be bought for 75 Bonds from the Tailor shop in Dead Rails. It will let you spawn with a Crossbow and two reusable Bear Traps. These traps can be welded onto your train to snare zombies (or players), freezing them in place without dealing damage.

You can reuse the traps by unwelding and rewelding them, making them great for defense or stalling enemies. However, there's a trade-off: all wild wolves in the game become werewolves when you're using this class, which means tougher enemies roam the world.

Here are all the Hunter class starting items in Dead Rails:

• 1x Shovel
• 1x Crossbow
• 1x Arrows
• 2x Bear Traps

Is The Hunter Class Worth It In Dead Rails?

It depends. The Hunter class does not offer any power boost, but is good for crowd control. For example, the bear traps can lock zombies in place, especially during intense waves or when defending your train. They're reusable, easy to reposition, and let you slow down fast enemies without using ammo.

That said, the downsides matter. The crossbow is quite underwhelming compared to most other weapons, and turning all wild wolves into werewolves makes the open world more punishing. If you’re solo or early in the game, that extra threat can be a problem.

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