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This is a guide to the Buddy Dojo, a buddy leveling feature in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise) for the Nintendo Switch. Read on to know all about the Buddy Dojo, how to train buddies, where to access the Dojo, and how to use Buddy Dojo.
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The Buddy Dojo is a buddy leveler feature for your vacant buddies. Buddies that are occupied (in your party, doing meowcenary work, in the Argosy, etc.) cannot be trained.
To start your buddy's dojo sessions, you have to pay Kamura points to buy rounds for your Buddies. One round gets consumed per mission so make sure to set a lot of rounds all at once to avoid the need to return to the Buddy Plaza/Home to train your buddies again.
Lagniapple are items you can consume to boost the performance of the training session. The effects will be greater so if you wish to speed up your training, don't hesitate to give your session a boost! Boosting will increase the amout of EXP your buddies will recieve while training so use it when multiple buddies are training for maximum effect!
The Buddy Dojo can be accessed by talking to the Buddy Expert in the Buddy Plaza.
The Home Caretaker can also do a lot of tasks from the Buddy Plaza. If you don't wish to roam around the Buddy Plaza, just head straight to your home and take to the caretaker!
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Is April 20 confirmed?? Where’d u get the date
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Player list provides all of their equipment information. But honestly that doesn't really matter mid hunt. Don't add DPS trackers. It gets really annoying hunting with someone thats just shouting out the damage numbers all hunt
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