Attendance history
See expected joins, actual joins, misses, and Other joins across every recorded Hunt.
Kingshot alliance tool
Kingshot Bear Hunt Tracker gives alliance leaders one private place to record Bear Hunt attendance, player damage, and rank for every event. Instead of rebuilding a leaderboard from screenshots, chat messages, and spreadsheets each time, keep a usable Hunt history for your alliance.
Use the selected Hunt to review the current leaderboard, then use the cross-Hunt dashboard to find reliable participants, track recurring Front Row absences, and compare each player's damage over time.
Updated September 1, 2026
See expected joins, actual joins, misses, and Other joins across every recorded Hunt.
Store damage and rank from the in-game leaderboard instead of losing results in screenshots.
Compare average damage, best damage, attendance, and recent damage changes in one dashboard.
Only the Pro workspace owner can manage the roster snapshots and Hunt results.
How to use it
The workflow starts simple: create the Hunt, enter the players and results, then let the tracker organize the history. You can use an Alliance Roster when one already exists, but it is not required.
Choose the Hunt date. Copy the previous Hunt's players when you want the same roster, or start with Alliance Roster members.
Use + Player to select an existing member or enter a name and Game ID. Mark Expected and Joined, then add rank and damage when available.
Read attendance, total damage, median damage, and the full Bear Hunt leaderboard before you finish the event record.
Review Top Contributors, Front Row Watch List, Damage Trend, Hidden Gems, and Player History before the next Hunt.
What leaders can see
Flexible starting point
Alliance Roster can supply the first player list, but a leader can also add players directly in the tracker. Every Hunt keeps its own roster snapshot, so a later roster change does not rewrite a previous event.
FAQ
Kingshot Bear Hunt Tracker is a private alliance attendance and damage tracker for Bear Hunt. Alliance leaders record who was expected, who joined, each player's rank, and damage for every Hunt, then review performance across multiple events.
Create a Hunt, add or copy the player list, then mark Expected and Joined for each player. For players who joined, add the optional rank and damage from the in-game Bear Hunt leaderboard. The dashboard updates after each saved result.
Yes. You can create a Hunt and add players manually with a player name and Game ID. If you already use Alliance Roster, the tracker can start from those saved members instead.
No. The Pro workspace owner records and manages the Hunt data. The first release is a private leadership workspace, not a member submission tool.
No. Hunt records, damage, attendance, and player history stay inside the alliance owner's private Pro workspace. The public page only explains how the tool works.
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