Heaven-Sent Skill Effects

This is a guide to the Heaven-Sent Skill in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise): Sunbreak. Learn what the Heaven-Sent Skill does at each level, which Armor and Decorations have this skill, and our builds that use Heaven-Sent.

Heaven-Sent Skill Effects

Can You Roll Heaven-Sent via Qurious Armor Crafting?

NO. Heaven-Sent is not obtainable as an extra skill on your armor when you try rolling for skills via Qurious Armor Crafting.

Best Armor Augments and Armor Recommendations

Heaven-Sent Skill Activation

Fixed Activation Time

This has been tested by starting the timer the moment the player runs past the large door into the Training Area.

The effects of Heaven-Sent are activated after a fixed period of time without taking damage during combat with a large monster. Conditions like weapon strikes and varied distance to the monster are found to have no effect on the timer.

However, activation time differs on weapon type. Ranged weapons have a longer time of activation than melee weapons.

Distance of Skill Effect Deactivation

Static Vertical Reference
Static Horizontal Reference
Vertical	Horziontal
4 Upward Wirebug Dashes	6 Dodge Rolls

Testing center of reference is the Toadversary in the Training Arena.

On the horizontal plane, we found that the furthest point that the skill can stay active before deactivating can be observed at the foot of one of the four waterfalls away the Toadversary. Alternatively, it also disappears when exiting the Training Area doorway. Consecutive dodge rolls were used for measurement (without Evade Extender).

For the vertical plane, we observed the effect by using the infinite Wirebug option from Sekirei the Trainer by the item box. From the doorway, the effect can stay active at a distance of four (4) consecutive upward Wirebug dashes before disappearing. This can also be observed by Wirebug dashing upwards once from one of the two closest rope-like bridges.

In conclusion, this shows that there is ample room for moving around with the skill active, even with ranged weapons. This makes it even reliable for large boss arenas involving large monsters like Thunder Serpent Narwa and Amatsu.

Modifies Stamina, Sharpness, Damage Taken

Grants Infinite Stamina and Sharpness at Lv. 3

At Lv. 3, the skill prevents stamina drain and sharpness loss and gives you a one-time hit reduction while it is active. Lower levels decrease stamina use instead. This is equivalent to having both the Blue Scroll effect of Furious and Protective Polish. Make sure that you are at the highest sharpness level if you intend to get the most out of infinite sharpness!

Reduces Status Effects at Lv. 3

Using the Switch Skill Swap with Heaven-Sent Lv. 3 will give the Quick Breath effect, curing or reducing the effect of an abnormal status!

This has been observed to reduce the Frenzy bar and the duration of elemental blights like Fireblight. Helpful if you need to cure a abnormal status effect. Note that like Quick Breath, this also has a 10 second cooldown for some statuses.

This can be used to activate Coalescence quickly if you have it on!

Abnormal Status Effects

Restores Sharpness and Ammo with Switch Skill Swap

Using Switch Skill Swap with this skill active will also allow you to recover 50 points of sharpness and automatically reload your weapon. This also includes Gunlance shells and Wyrmstake/Erupting Cannon.

The skill's effects end and its activation timer is reset when the hunter is knocked back by a monster, strays too far away from the monster, or if the monster starts travelling to another area.

Synergizes with Other Skills

When using Lv. 3 skill, using any sharpness and stamina skills become optional, since infinite stamina and sharpness makes them redundant. Prioritize using skills that raise raw damage, status, elemental, or affinity instead.

With traditional comfort skills filled in by Heaven-Sent, you can focus on improving your Wirebug performance with Wirebug Whisperer, Wind Mantle, or even Frenzied Bloodlust.

Best for Weapons Heavy on Stamina and Sharpness

Heaven-Sent is compatible with all weapon types, but it is highly suggested for weapons like the Dual Blades that are heavy on stamina consumption and sharpness degradation.

Having fast and mobile weapons with moves and Wirebug skills that can help you dodge monster attacks will also help you keep Heaven-Sent protected from deactivation!

Switch Skill Guide

Equipment with Heaven-Sent Skill

Armor

Master Rank

Armor	Base Defense	Skills
Tempest Hakama	125	Critical Boost Lv. 2 Heaven-Sent Lv. 1
Tempest Robe	125	Critical Boost Lv. 1 Heaven-Sent Lv. 1
Tempest Sleeves	125	Latent Power Lv. 1 Heaven-Sent Lv. 1

Builds with Heaven-Sent

Master Rank Builds

	Available Builds
	Frenzied Bloodlust Elemental SnS MR100+
	Heaven-Sent, Dragon Conversion Elemental SnS MR100+
	Heaven-Sent, Frenzied Bloodlust Elemental DB MR100+
	Heaven-Sent, Dragon Conversion Elemental DB MR100+
	Guard Bash Lance MR100+
	Amatsu Hail Cutter and Bullet Barrage Build MR100+
	Heaven-Sent Dragon Conversion SA MR100+
	Heaven-Sent Frenzied Bloodlust SA MR100+
	Heaven-Sent, Dragon Conversion Elemental Savage Axe MR100+
	Heaven-Sent Status Insect Glaives MR100+
	Heaven-Sent, Dragon Conversion Elemental Spread Bows MR100+
	Heaven-Sent Embolden Poison Build MR100+
	Silver Sploder Normal Shelling MR100+
	Silver Shooter Rapid Fire Pierce MR100+
	Heaven-Sent Blood Awakening Elemental Glaives MR100+

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