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Layered Weapons were introduced in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak's Free Title Update 2. Now, you will be able to change the look of your weapon without compromising your stats! Read about everything we know about Layered Weapons.
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 Great Sword |
 Long Sword |
 Sword and Shield |
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 Dual Blades |
 Hammer |
 Hunting Horn |
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 Lance |
 Gunlance |
 Switch Axe |
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 Charge Blade |
 Insect Glaive |
 Bow |
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 Light Bowgun |
 Heavy Bowgun |
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If you're an avid fan of Layered Armor, then you'll know exactly how Layered Weapons will work!
Layered Weapons enable you to change how your weapon looks without losing out on stats. It will be equipped as a skin above your original weapons, so you won't lose decoration slots and weapon augments.
Capcom has promised that almost all the weapons that have been in MH Rise will be available for use. You can change your weapon's appearance from the Layered Equipment Settings from your Item Box. Make sure to also forge the weapon design you want from the Smithy using Forge Layered Weapons.
Upon reaching MR 10, you'll start earning Outfit Voucher+ from several quests which will let you create both Master Rank Layered Armor and Layered Weapons.
If you only have the base MH Rise, only the final upgrades of the rampage weapons can have their appearance changed. The option appears under Layered Rampage Weapons from the Ramp-Up Weapons menu at the Smithy.
Rampage Weapons Guide: How to Upgrade Rampage Weapons
Capcom has already released a video displaying new DLC: the Lost Code layered weapons. Every single weapon will have their own version of Lost Code, so no weapon will be left out!
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The Stuffed Monster series are plush weapons that are all based on different monsters and have unique sound effects. Some weapons even have gimmicks like the Goss Harag Dual Blades turning red when using Demon Mode!
Plush Weapons Arrive in Title Update 3!
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