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This is a guide about monsters stats in Monster Hunter Rise! (MH Rise). Read on to know about Monster Stats, how to read monster notes, monster part stats, ailment effectiveness, and material drop rate explanations
List of Contents
The monster stats section can be viewed on the Hunter Notes. Here, you can check a monster's Ecology, Physiology, Ailments, and Materials. Below, we will be discussing each section and what they mean.
The Ecology section displays the monster's most basic information.
Here, you can find all info regarding the monster's characteristics, its type, the amount of this monster type that you have slain/captured, its threat level, size, and Habitats.
The Physiology section is exclusive to large monster types. Here, you can find each part's traits. The higher the number, the more effective that damage type is.
Each monster part has a different type of modifier, most notably, hammers are often weak to blunt attacks on the head, and slash-type weapons are often effective against tails. Make sure to check your hunter notes before facing off against a mighty foe!
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Sever Damage Type |
|---|---|
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Blunt Damage Type |
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Projectile Damage Type |
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Fire Element |
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Water Element |
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Thunder Element |
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Ice Element |
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Dragon Element |
Ailments are similar to Physiology in that it is unique to Large Monsters. Ailments have a star rating ranging from 1 star to 3 stars.
The higher the star, the more effective that ailment is against the foe. Make sure to always use 3-star ailments and elements if you plan to use them against monsters for maximum effectiveness!
With Monster Hunter Rise, monster material drop rates are more easily accessible to players.
You can now see which items that specific monster can drop and what percentages. It also shows different methods and rates on obtaining the item (eg, by breaking parts, by carving, etc.)
| Switch Rank | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Switch  |
PlayStation  |
Xbox  |
PC X (default) |
The item drops vary depending on the rank of the quest. The higher the rank, the more valuable the loots.
To toggle the drop rate screen, make sure that you are on the Materials page and simply press the X (Switch), Triangle (PlayStation), Y (Xbox), or X (PC).
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