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Devil Hunter contracts are pacts that grant abilities. The reviewed fan guides say they are available to Human players, not Fiends. Routes range from fixed NPCs and world encounters to raids, invasions, and faction-locked quests; some require offerings, body parts, Hunter ranks, or multi-stage trials. The guides are unofficial, and some disagree or leave prerequisites unclear, so confirm uncertain details in the live game.
Where to find contracts and what each one requires
This catalog reflects reports from the Devil Hunter Roblox Wiki (contract page last updated June 28, 2026), the fan-maintained Devil Hunter Wiki contract index, and Devil Hunter Guide Hub (detailed guide updated June 21, 2026). The index says its details are still being refined; these are guide-reported routes, not independently verified instructions.
| Contract | Reported location and route | Reported requirements or uncertainty | Ability described by the guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Future | Public Safety HQ basement, reached by elevator to Floor Zero. | The HQ guide reports 30 eyes and a rhythm game. | A counter-style ability. |
| Cursed | Public Safety HQ basement, Floor Zero; the guide reports a longer quest chain. | Reported prerequisites include defeating common, uncommon, and rare devils, having five players, and completing one world event. The full quest chain is not detailed consistently. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Shark | Listed among the permanent Floor Zero devils by the HQ guide. | The HQ guide directs players to check in-game for requirements; the other reviewed contract index does not list Shark. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Tomato | Outskirts farm; water the plants repeatedly to spawn the Tomato Devil, then defeat it and the Farmer. | Repeated plant-watering and both fights are reported as part of the route. | Summons a creature that briefly holds an enemy, according to the detailed guide. |
| Fish | Fishing-area NPC; the detailed guide places the Worm Devil Carcass in the Park and describes a quest encounter before finalizing the pact. | Requires the Worm Devil Carcass, followed by the reported encounter and contract step. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Fox | Renji’s Shrine in Chinatown. | One guide says to pay Renji and feed the shrine non-leg body parts. Another reports 50,000 Yen, at least 10 non-leg body parts, Devil Flesh, and Junior Hunter rank. Confirm the exact costs and prerequisites in-game. | Summons a Fox arm or head to damage an enemy; the detailed guide says it can cause bleeding. |
| Bat | Outskirts/residential-area route. | Requires a human sacrifice; the detailed guide also reports Senior Hunter rank. | A forward roar attack. |
| Mantis | World encounter or mission spawn. | The reported trial is to deal at least 70% damage while taking no more than 10% damage. | Summons an arm that grabs and slams an enemy. |
| Frog | World contract; exact encounter location is not established in the reviewed details. | One guide reports a Fly Fiend Head, which the detailed guide says may come from the Fly Devil or lootboxes. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Leech | World or mission spawn. | Requires a human heart. The detailed guide says a Surgery Kit can harvest one from a defeated player, or one may be obtained from the Black Market. | A multi-target arm slam. |
| Stone | Reported near the Monk Temple or through a world route; exact item route is disputed. | One guide reports polishing dirty rocks; another reports using cleaning supplies near the Monk Temple. Neither route is established consistently. | A short petrification effect. |
| Mold | A specific Outskirts location or missions. | Requires 10 human legs. | A large area attack. |
| Sea Cucumber | Portal doors or Free Roam. | Requires an arm; the detailed guide reports Amateur rank. | An acid projectile. |
| Octopus | One source places it near an abandoned car park/Yakuza building and says to defeat it. Another describes a duel and defeating 10 sea-based enemies. | The detailed guide also calls Octopus a prerequisite for Shark, but the guides do not consistently establish the route or that prerequisite. | Tentacles restrain enemies. |
| Fortune | The HQ guide lists it as a world contract and reports a Chinatown fortune teller. | Only one reviewed source supplies steps: 10,000 Yen, 10 human arms, and a rock-paper-scissors challenge. Treat these details as provisional and verify in-game. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Ghost | Katana Man Raid drop. | The fan guide reports a 10% drop chance and First Class rank. The percentage is a guide claim, not a confirmed or independently measured rate. | A summoned grab-and-slam attack. |
| Zombie | The HQ guide lists a Zombie Raid drop and a separate Yakuza-exclusive route. | The HQ guide reports a 10% raid drop chance and says Yakuza members can pay 20,000 Yen to learn the contract’s location. These may be distinct or conflicting routes; verify which applies in-game. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Eternity | Raid: collect the red, green, and blue keys, open the generator closet, survive the hallway sequence, then defeat the boss. | The guide reports a 30% drop chance per player and a 45-minute raid respawn. These are unofficial guide figures, not independently validated statistics. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Gun | City-wide invasion event. After the boss is defeated, players race to a randomly spawned eye icon. | The guide reports an event cycle at XX:30 every three hours, a 15% spawn chance per cycle, and one contract awarded per invasion. Event timing and spawn rules can change, so check the live event. | Not stated in the reviewed detailed guide. |
| Snake | Yakuza-exclusive; the detailed guide places the route in a cave in the City Outskirts. | Reported requirements include 20 hearts and a trial involving several devil types. | A summon attack that damages and ragdolls an enemy. |
How to prepare for offerings and body-part requirements
The guides associate several contracts with specific offerings. Where they describe a way to obtain an item, treat that method as a reported option rather than a guarantee:
- Fish: Worm Devil Carcass.
- Fox: Devil Flesh and non-leg body parts.
- Frog: Fly Fiend Head.
- Future: eyes.
- Leech and Snake: human hearts.
- Mold: 10 human legs.
- Sea Cucumber: an arm.
- Stone: cleaning supplies are one reported route, but another guide describes dirty rocks instead.
The detailed fan guide says several body parts can be harvested with a Surgery Kit or bought from the in-game Black Market. It specifically mentions heart harvesting for Leech and a Black Market option for that heart; availability and costs for other items are not consistently specified.
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How to compare contracts by play style and effort
There is no verified tier ranking in the reviewed guides. A more useful comparison is to weigh the acquisition burden against the kind of ability you want:
- Control and counters: Future is described as a counter; Ghost and Octopus offer grab or restraint effects; Tomato briefly holds an enemy.
- Area damage: Mold is described as a large area attack, while Leech has a multi-target slam.
- Ranged pressure: Sea Cucumber grants an acid projectile.
- Disruption: Stone briefly petrifies a target, and Snake’s summon can ragdoll one.
- Quest or progression burden: Cursed has a multi-stage chain, Fox and Bat have reported rank gates, and some contracts require rare offerings or raid/event access.
Compare the exact cost and unlock conditions in your current game session before investing time or items. Fan-guide details may lag behind game updates, and the reviewed sources do not resolve every route or prerequisite.
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