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This is a guide to using and unlocking the Melding Pot, a facility in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise) for the Nintendo Switch. Read our Melding Pot guide to know how to use the Melding Pot, where is the Melding Pot located, how to unlock the Melding Pot, learn about the Melding Pot bug, Rebirth and Wisp of Mystery Melding Methods, as well as the rate of earning skills.
| Talisman Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
 Melding Pot Guide |
 How to Unlock Talismans |
 Talisman Farming |
List of Contents
The Melding Pot is the primary method to obtain Talismans in Monster Hunter Rise. Talismans are akin to Charms in Monster Hunter World, and are an extra piece of equipment used to provide additional Skills for the hunter.
The Melding Pot can be unlocked after reaching ★5 Village Quests or ★3 Hub Quests. Once reached, you have to complete any quest then the Melding Pot will be unlocked.
Compared to the MHW's various melding options, you are limited to getting Talismans only from Kagero the Merchant at the Steelworks and the Guild Store Merchant in the Gathering Hub.
At the Melding Pot, you will be able to create new Talismans from Monster Parts or older Talismans!
The Talismans you have crafted will be melded after a single non-expedition quest. Only 1 batch of Talismans will be completed per quest!
Talismans will be melded even if you fail a quest, so it's possible to farm Talismans quickly by purposefully failing hunts like in the Arena.
To take Talismans, just talk to Kagero the Merchant again then go to Melding Pot → Take talismans.
Lower ranked materials like Arzuros pelts will have lesser quality than materials obtained from enemies like Magnamalo. Always keep an eye out for the material value as well as the number of materials owned while choosing!
Also, try to combine different materials to get the exact value needed for that Melding. Any value above the required points will not be refunded!
Melding Methods also has different requirement for materials:
| Melding Method | Required Materials |
|---|---|
 Reflecting Pool Haze |
Low Rank Monster Materials and High Rank Monster Materials |
 Moonbow Wisp of Mystery |
High Rank Monster Materials ONLY |
 Rebirth |
Talismans |
The Melding Pot can't exactly be upgraded but new melding methods can be obtained as you go along the Hub. They have different sets of Talismans, different success rates, requirements, and rank.
Below is a list of all Melding Methods and when you can unlock them:
| Reflecting Pool |
Reach ★5 Village Quests or ★3 Hub Quests then Complete 1 quest. |
|---|---|
| Haze |
Reach HR5 |
| Moonbow |
Reach HR7 |
| Wisp of Mystery |
Defeat the Final Boss |
| Rebirth |
Defeat the Final Boss |
When aiming for skills, it is great to keep an eye out for skills that can be generally used by multiple weapons. This increases your talisman's useability when trying to create builds.
We suggest looking out for the following skills:
| Skill | Effect |
|---|---|
| Attack Boost* | Increases attack power. |
| Critical Boost* | Increases the damage of critical hits. |
| Critical Eye | Increases affinity. |
| Flinch Free* | Prevents knockbacks and other reactions to small damage. |
| Guard | Reduces knockbacks and stamina depletion when guarding. |
| Weakness Exploit* | Increases the affinity of attacks that exploit a monster weak spot. |
Skill Tier List: Best Skills in MH Rise
| Melding Method Directory | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reflecting Pool | Haze | Moonbow | |||
| Wisp of Mystery | Rebirth | ||||
The earliest melding method you will unlock after reaching High Rank. This melding method requires Low Rank and High Rank monster materials to meld different talismans. You can even choose the skill as long as it's on the list.
You can get up to one (1) Talisman per order, each costing 10 points of Monster Materials plus 100 Kamura Points.
▼ Notable skills to aim for are marked in red.
| Ability | Success Rate | Ability | Success Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Constitution | 70% | Stamina Thief | 70% |
| Affinity Sliding | 70% | Horn Maestro | 70% |
| Recovery Up | 70% | Recovery Speed | 70% |
| Fire Resistance | 100% | Water Resistance | 100% |
| Ice Resistance | 100% | Thunder Resistance | 100% |
| Dragon Resistance | 100% | Poison Resistance | 100% |
| Paralysis Resistance | 100% | Sleep Resistance | 100% |
| Muck Resistance | 100% | Blast Resistance | 100% |
| Botanist | 100% | Geologist | 100% |
| Bormbardier | 70% | Item Prolonger | 70% |
| Free Meal | 80% | Fortify | 80% |
| Carving Pro | 70% | Hunger Resistance | 80% |
| Leap of Faith | 80% | Diversion | 80% |
| Master Mounter | 80% | Wirebug Whisperer | 70% |
| Wall Runner | 70% | - | - |
The next melding method you will unlock after reaching HR5. This melding method requires Low Rank and High Rank monster materials to meld different talismans. You can even choose the skill as long as it's on the list.
You can get up to one (1) Talisman per order, each costing 40 points of Monster Materials plus 100 Kamura Points.
▼ Notable skills to aim for are marked in red.
| Ability | Success Rate | Ability | Success Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Attack | 40% | Water Attack | 40% |
| Ice Attack | 40% | Thunder Attack | 40% |
| Dragon Attack | 40% | Poison Attack | 30% |
| Constitution | 50% | Quick Sheath | 30% |
| Slugger | 30% | Stamina Thief | 50% |
| Affinity Sliding | 50% | Horn Maestro | 50% |
| Reload Speed | 30% | Recoil Down | 30% |
| Steadiness | 30% | Defense Boost | 40% |
| Divine Blessing | 40% | Recovery Up | 50% |
| Recovery Speed | 50% | Speed Eating | 30% |
| Wind Proof | 30% | Bubbly Dance | 30% |
| Blight Resistance | 30% | Partbreaker | 30% |
| Speed Sharpening | 30% | Bombardier | 50% |
| Item Prolonger | 50% | Wide Range | 30% |
| Free Meal | 50% | Fortify | 50% |
| Flinch Free | 30% | Hunger Resistance | 50% |
| Master Mounter | 50% | Wirebug Whisperer | 50% |
| Wallrunner | 50% | Counter Strike | 30% |
| Rapid Morph | 30% | - | - |
The third melding method you will unlock after reaching HR7. This melding method requires High Rank monster materials only to meld different talismans. You can even choose the skill as long as it's on the list.
You can get up to three (3) Talismans per order, each costing 150 points of Monster Materials plus 100 Kamura Points.
▼ Notable skills to aim for are marked in red.
| Ability | Success Rate | Ability | Success Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critical Eye | 10% | Weakness Exploit | 10% |
| Fire Attack | 40% | Water Attack | 40% |
| Ice Attack | 40% | Thunder Attack | 40% |
| Dragon Attack | 40% | Poison Attack | 30% |
| Razor Sharp | 10% | Spare Shot | 10% |
| Bludgeoner | 25% | Punishing Draw | 25% |
| Quick Sheath | 30% | Slugger | 25% |
| Reload Speed | 25% | Defense Boost | 40% |
| Divine Blessing | 40% | Speed Eating | 30% |
| Earplugs | 25% | Tremor Resistance | 25% |
| Evade Window | 25% | Evade Extender | 25% |
| Stun Resistance | 25% | Speed Sharpening | 30% |
| Rapid Morph | 25% | - | - |
Wisp of Mystery is the melding method you will always use that unlocks after defeating the Final Boss. This melding method requires High Rank monster materials only to meld different talismans.
You can't choose any skills from a skill list nor does it have success rates for skills but it rolls across all the skills and multi-slotted Talismans are more likely to show up here!
You can get up to five (5) Talismans per order, each costing 150 points of Monster Materials plus 100 Kamura Points.
Rebirth is a melding method that unlocks after defeating the Final Boss. This melding method requires older Talismans to meld new talismans.
Like Wisp of Mystery, you cannot choose skills to meld for and it rolls across all the skills.
You can get up to three (3) Talismans per order, requiring 20 Talismans plus 500 Kamura Points.
Before Update 2.0, Melding Pot's Melding - Wisp of Mystery was confirmed to be bugged and will return the same set of talismans following a fixed table. This has been fixed in Update 2.0 so everyone is now free from being in a fixed talisman table!
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