Wiki — Spectating & Replays

Watch your party members hunt in real time, review your own deaths with a damage recap, and replay recorded sessions with the killcam player.

Spectate Mode

Who you can watch: members of your own party. Spectating is a same-party feature — no public or stranger spectating.
How to start: right-click a party member in the battle list and choose Spectate (web client), or use the native client's spectate command.
What you see: your target's full viewport — their map, the creatures around them, combat effects, positional speech, and their health and mana.
What you never see: private payloads are filtered server-side — the target's inventory, mail, market, trade windows, dialogs, balances, and private chat are never relayed.
Observer only: while spectating, all gameplay actions are blocked. You can chat, inspect, and browse information panels, but you cannot move, fight, trade, or use items.
Transparency: the spectated player is shown the names of everyone currently watching them.
Ending a watch: stop spectating any time to snap back to your own position. The session also ends automatically if you or the target logs out.

When you die, the death window shows a recap of the damage taken before death — each attacker, their dominant damage element, total damage, and share of the whole.
The killing blow is called out separately so you can see exactly what finished you.
Use the recap to plan resistances and blessings for your next attempt — see Combat System and Blessings.

Sessions can be recorded server-side as replay files. When recording is enabled, the death window offers a killcam button that plays back the moments around your death.
Replays are private — a replay file can only be downloaded for characters on your own account.
The replay player reconstructs your viewport from the recorded stream, so you can watch a fight again frame by frame.

Spectate a party member before joining a dangerous hunt — you can scout the spawn and call out pulls on the party channel.
Party members also appear as dots on your minimap; combine spectating with live map tools for full group awareness.
Pair spectating with Hunt Analyzer data to coach newer party members on positioning and target choice.