Hunter Drawing is the Solo Leveling daily you play with a pen. Each day brings one thing from the story, from Kasaka's Venom Fang and the Demon Castle key to Igris, Beru, Kaisel and the grinning Statue of God, and you have 90 seconds to draw it from memory.
The drawing is scored out of 5,000 by comparing it with the real thing's shape, so the number reflects the sketch: a careful, recognisable drawing climbs high, a hasty one with the right outline sits mid-table, and scribbles earn almost nothing. Every hunter draws the same subject that day, and the best sketches are shown after you submit.
How to Play Hunter Drawing
The subject is named above the canvas and 90 seconds start counting down. Use the pen, eraser, undo and fill bucket; press Done to submit early, or the drawing is submitted when the clock runs out.
The hint flashes a picture of the subject for one second and costs eight seconds of drawing time.
The scorer lines your drawing up with the subject before comparing, so size, angle and position make no difference. The outline and the features that identify the subject carry the score; the right colours add a small bonus. One drawing per day.
Tips for a High Hunter Drawing Score
Block in the silhouette first: Kaisel's spread wings, Beru's four blade-wings, the tall hooded Statue of God. The overall shape is most of the score.
Then add the feature that sets it apart: Igris's red plume, the spiked guard of the Venom Fang, the three heads of Cerberus, the teal mane of a Steel-Fanged Lycan.
Finish with colour on the large areas; the colour bonus is small and shading is not scored.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the drawing scored?
It is aligned with the subject and compared with its outline and key parts, out of 5,000, plus a small colour bonus.
Does it matter where I draw?
No. Size, angle and position are ignored.
How often is there a new subject?
Every day at midnight UTC.
What does the hint cost?
Eight seconds of drawing time for a one-second look at the subject.