NO missable achievements. NO online / multiplayer achievements.
It may seem obvious, but this guide is about achievements and achievements only.
I take it for granted, that, if you’re going for 100%, you’re familiar with the basic game concepts. Thus, I will not explain those in this guide. Just a few notes and one-liner at most.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Kamura Amulet | A trinket given to new hunters who have proved themselves capable. | |
Ancestral Blade | A prize for vanquishing Magnamalo. This blade has led Kamura for generations. | |
Apex Shortsword | Granted for banishing an Apex in the Rampage. Its blade is riddled with battle scars. | |
Tempestuous Triumph Scroll | A hanging scroll from Master Hojo, depicting your victory over Wind Serpent Ibushi. | |
Calamity Conqueror Scroll | Received upon defeating Ibushi and Narwa. Depicts the two serpents leading the Rampage. | |
Fan of Fading Crimson | A decorative fan that depicts a heroic figure confronting the ominous crimson glow. |
Well, play the main missions of both the village and the gathering hub.
To give you a bit of context for these quests:
- Complete the tutorial quest in the village.
- Hunt Mangamalo in the *5 village urgent quest: “Comeuppance”.
- Hunt Apex Arzuros in the *4 hub urgent quest: “The Blue Apex”.
- Hunt Ibushi in the *6 hub urgent quest: “Serpent God of Wind”.
- Hunt Narwa in the *7 hub urgent quest: “Serpent Goddess of Thunder”.
- Hunt Crimson Glow Valstrax in the *7 hub quest “The Crimson Glow”.
-> Requires HR 100 to unlock.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Fan of Ascendancy | The mark of a hunter who has attempted some of the toughest quests around –and won. |
Complete all village quests to receive a final one called “The Veteran’s Gala”.
Completing that one will unlock this achievement.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Aspiring Hunter Certificate | A souvenir from the Guild for completing many low rank quests. |
This should be unlocked by completing all low rank HUB quests.
– Though I’ve read reports, which claim that this also requires all village quests – or simply a certain number of low rank quests, regardless of completing every quest at least once… I’ll sort this out soon.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Fan of True Ascendancy | Mark of a Hunter who has bested Infernal Springs’ most arduous challenges. | |
Adept Hunter Certificate | A souvenir from the Guild for completing many high rank quests. |
Complete all hub quests to receive a semi-final quest called “Proof of Power”.
Completing that one will then unlock the actual final quest called “Those Crowned Apex”.
Completing THAT one will unlock both achievements.
Note that you need to be at least HR100 to get access to Crimson Glow Valstrax, which you’ll need to complete, before you can go for the quests above.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Arena Fighter Certificate | A souvenier from the Guild for completing many Arena quests. |
There are 6 arena quests. You only need to clear them, your rank doesn’t matter.
These quests will be unlocked upon successfully hunting the monsters in their “normal” quests first, either in village or hub:
- Kulu-Ya-Ku
- Barroth
- Royal Ludroth & Nargacuga
- Barioth
- Rajang
- Volvidon & Basarios & Bazelgeuse
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Spiritwood Necklace | Awarded for completing 50 quests in the Shrine Ruins. Made from Spiritwood Branches. | |
Frozen Lampsquid Earring | Awarded for completing 50 quests in the Frost Islands. A relic encased in primeval ice. | |
Prismatic Chalice | Awarded for completing 50 quests in the Flooded Forest. Was found buried under rubble. | |
Silver Cactus Ring | Awarded for completing 50 quests in the Sandy Plains. A peculiar silver cactus ring. | |
Heliotrope Bracelet | Awarded for completing 50 quests in the Lava Caverns. Glitters a red-blue mélange. |
Written right there in the descriptions. Complete 50 quests each in all 5 main maps of MH Rise.
And yes, joining others through SOS does count.
Expeditions do NOT seem to count, even if a large monster was hunted successfully. I’ll confirm this soon.
Even so, ignore these achievements. I guarantee you’ll unlock them naturally while going for all the other achievements, like 1000 large monsters in total and all gold crowns…
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Rampage Nemesis Certificate | A souvenir from the Guild for completing many Rampage quests. |
Complete 50 rampage quests. Check your progress on this on your ingame guild card.
As for the quests above: Joining rampages through SOS does count.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Wreath of Honor | A wreath received from the villagers as thanks for taking on their many requests. |
This one has caused a lot of confusion on the internet.
You do NOT need to complete any villager “requests” for this one, even though the descriptions suggests so. (But if you want to do those, check the last chapter of this guide, where I’ve linked a video for the sake of thoroughness.)
You need to complete 100 of the “Optional Subquests”, which you can register through Hinoa & Minoto.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Dreadnought Destroyer Plaque | Hunt 1000 large monsters. |
Okay, there are a few things to be said about this one.
First: YES, captured monsters DO count!
Second: Monsters in rampages do NOT count for this, except for the quest target at the end.
Third: Where to check your progress? There’s a certain inconsistency in your guild card.
On page 2/7 of your guild card, you’ll see a counter for “Slain” monsters and a counter for “Captured”. The slain counter does NOT already include the captured counter.
On page 7/7 of your guild card, you’ll see a counter for “Hunted” and a counter for “Captured” for each individual monster. The hunted counter DOES already include the captured counter.
-> This means: The SUM for slain and captured on page 2 is your actual progress towards the achievement.
Fourth: You’ll need to hunt every monster at least 10 times as a requirement for another achievement (“Sturdy Padlock”), except for the final boss Narwa, the Allmother. Although Thunder Serpant Narwa IS required 10 times.
(Also, if you’re reaaally patient, I recommend to ignore this achievement altogether, until the massive “Sunbreak” DLC launches later this year.)
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Extravagant Cashbox | Awarded for earning 1,000,000 zenny. Heavy with impressively intricate goldwork. | |
Well-worn Cashbox | Awarded for accumulating 100,000 Kamura Points. Gleams with polish despite great use. |
These two will happen while you go for 1000 hunted monsters. You do NOT need to own the required amounts at once. You just need to have earned them all throughout your playtime.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Seasoned Jockey Plaque | Awarded for riding many different monsters. |
Reading this one’s description, one might think it would be required to actually wyvern ride many / all monsters.
In reality though, you only need to do it often. People unlocked this while still being in Low Rank, way before getting access to a bunch of monsters.
Currently believed is 100 times. I’ll actually count my progress and update this part with confirmed information soon.
Either way, this is entirely impossible to miss on your way to 1000 hunted monsters, so you can just ignore this on as well.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Kamura Pinwheel | Awarded for performing 1000 Wiredashes. Spins smoothly in the wind. |
This is such an integral new mechanic to the game, it’ll unlock in no time at all. You’ll see.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Great Wirebug Plate | Awarded for discovering many Great Wirebug launch points. Sports a nice relevant design. |
You not only need to discover the launch points – at which point they are called “Jewel Lilies” -, you’ll also need to actually assign Great Wirebugs to them and then actually USE them once. Note, that some of them need to be actived mid-air, at the end of another Wirebug’s trajection.
But before that, you need to complete Senior Hunter Hanenaga’s (NPC in the village) requests, so that he starts giving you Great Wirebugs.
Once you have a few of those, go on an expedition, open your map and filter for the white pointer icons. Those are the unassigned locations, as assigning them a Great Wirebug colors them orange+yellow.
You will get exactly as many Great Wirebugs as you can assign on all maps. So if you still have some left, you missed a few spots.
Note that your map will only show the unassigned spots on your current layer though, so check each layer of the map.
If you’d still like a video on all their locations, check out this one by Gaming with Abyss:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1VECSwgECU
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Hunting Helpers Plate | Awarded for gathering 500 Hunting Helpers. Features a beautiful depiction of them. |
As with the achievement just below, this could unlock naturally for you, if the hunting helpers happen to be a part of your playstyle.
But if they aren’t, there’s a reaaal easy method to do this. Check out this on-point video by Dugarr:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyGkEC6iGgs
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Golden Spiribug Plate | Awarded for gathering 1000 golden and gilded spiribugs. Shines much like they do. |
This one is kinda annoying. Depending on your way of playing, you might actually unlock this naturally, while going for all other achievements (looking at those 1000 hunted monsters, yet again).
But you might also collect barely any of them…
Don’t be too afraid though, since there’s a solid route to collect them quite efficiently (albeit way slower than the method for the achievement above).
Here’s a full video of a ~3min run to collect ~30ish of them, by EternalHazard:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx9ycL1ABGU
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Deft-hand Rod | Awarded for catching many fish. Feels familiar in your hands. One cast, one catch! |
You need to catch all of the fish listed below by actually fishing them during a quest or expedition. Obtaining them via the Argosy or whatever does NOT count.
And yes, you DO need to catch each version individually. So 1 Whetfish AND 1 Great Whetfish, for example.
You do NOT need the “Armored Bream” and “Springnight Carp”, which are only obtainable through the Argosy.
For a quick check which you might be missing, use the “Motley Mix” at the canteen to see, which of the fish below you neither own nor have turned in before:
Here’s a full overview of their locations (which might still be missing a few spots):
- x = all areas / zones of the map | (HR) = High Rank only
Fish
Shrine Ruins
Frost Islands
Flooded Forest
Sandy Plains
Lava Caverns
Popfish
x
x
x
x
x
Scatterfish
x
x
x
x
x
Sushifish
x
x
x
x
x
(Great &) Whetfish
x
x
x
x
x
(Big &) Combustuna
x
x
(Great &) Flamefin
x
x
x
Goldenfry
6
6
Camp
Camp, 8
10
Gastronome Tuna
13
3
8
Great Gastronome Tuna
13 (HR)
3 (HR)
8 (HR)
Crimson Fish
6
5
1
Goldenfish
6
5
1
Platinumfish
6 (HR)
5 (HR)
1 (HR)
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11
1
Supreme Brocadefish
11 (HR)
1 (HR)
Speartuna
3 (HR)
3 (HR)
And if you’d like a video guide for this (which only shows 1 spot per fish, but still works), watch this one by Gaming with Abyss – (timestamps in video description):
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W2hLhOV08o
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Copper Ecologist’s Award | Awarded for photographing many Hunting Helpers. Proof you’ve expanded your hunter horizons. |
This, of course, requires photographing not many, but all of them.
To check which you’ve already photographed:
Open your menu -> Hunter’s Notes -> Endemic Life -> Search for the entries listed below (everything from Poisontoad to Aurortle) -> check available photos (button for your input device listed in the upper right corner).
While in mission, you can open your map and “Change category” to “Other Endemic Life” to immediately find their spots.
Here’s an overview of all of them an the maps they appear in:
H. Helper
Shrine Ruins
Frost Islands
Flooded Forest
Sandy Plains
Lava Caverns
Poisontoad
x
x
x
Paratoad
x
x
x
Sleeptoad
x
x
x
Blastoad
x
x
x
Firebeetle
x
x
x
x
Mudbeetle
x
x
x
x
Thunderbeetle
x
x
x
x
Snowbeetle
x
x
x
x
Stinkmink
x
x
x
x
x
Escuregot
x
x
x
x
Puppet Spider
x
x
x
Wailnard
x
Trapbugs
x
x
x
Antidobra
x
x
x
Brewhare
x
x
x
Lanternbug
x
x
x
Gustcrab
x
x
Aurortle
x
x
And if you’d like a video guide for this (which only shows 1 spot per Hunting Helper, but still works), watch this one by Gaming with Abyss – (timestamps in video description):
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbDZry62Bl0
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Silver Ecologist’s Award | Awarded by one enthusiastic researcher for photographing many Rare Creature. |
There are 5 rare creatures, 1 for each of the 5 maps:
- Snow-faced Fox -> Shrine Ruins | Area 5 – Gate’s roof | Night
- Monksnail -> Frost Islands | Area 8 – Out in the Ocean | Night
- Regitrice -> Sandy Plains | Area 12 – Inside ruins | Day
- Quetzalcobra -> Flooded Forest | Area 2, 3 – Inside temple | Day
- Hellbill -> Lava Caverns | Area 11, 14 – inside volcano | Night
Finding their spots is still kinda hard, so if you need help, watch this video by Gaming with Abyss – (timestamps in video description):
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXcgiUfNYNw
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Gold Ecologist’s Award | Awarded for photographing many Endemic Lifeforms. Now you’re a Guild-recognized researcher! |
This achievement includes all the endemic life from the 2 achievements above. The tips for Copper Ecologist’s Award also apply here.
Here’s an overview of the missing creatures:
- Note: Prism Spiritbird: ONLY Arena & Infernal Springs; NOT listed in the table below.
Also: Golden Spiritbird: ONLY Low Rank | Gilded Spiritbird: ONLY High Rank.
Also: I’ve grouped a few of them together to keep the table smaller, but you need EACH of them.
Endemic Life
Shrine Ruins
Frost Islands
Flooded Forest
Sandy Plains
Lava Caverns
Red / Orange / Green /
Yellow Spiritbird
x
x
x
x
x
Wirebug
x
x
x
x
x
Vigorwasp
x
x
x
x
x
Clothfly
x
x
x
x
x
Butterflame
x
x
x
x
x
Peepersects
x
x
x
x
x
Cutterfly
x
x
x
x
Red / Yellow / Green /
Golden Lampsquid
x
Flashfly
x
x
Tricktoad
x
x
Pincercrab
x
Giganha
x
Echobat
x
Rock / Boulder /
Scale Lizard
x
x
x
x
x
Great Wirebug
x
x
x
x
x
Golden / Gilded
Spiritbug
x
x
x
x
x
Fortune Owl
x
x
x
x
x
Felicicrow
x
x
x
x
x
And if you’d like a video guide for this (which only shows 1 spot per Endemic Life, but still works), watch this one by Gaming with Abyss – (timestamps in video description):
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF5a-VcTe8U
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Shabby Canyne Saddle | Awarded for riding Canynes many times. Worn in odd places from countless voyages. |
You need to spend a total of 10 hours while sitting on your palamute.
Since riding a palamute during a mission allows you to move faster than by yourself, you might unlock this naturally while going for 1000 hunted monsters / all gold crowns. But if you don’t wanna wait on this one, just hop onto your palamute back in the village and go afk.
This one does not unlock WHILE riding your palamute, but mounting it anew, leaving the area or completing a quest will do the trick.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Palamute Gear Tune-up Kit | Awarded for collecting all Palamute Gear. Daily maintenance is what will make it last! |
You’ll unlock new Palamute gear by completing the 6 villager requests with “Palamute” in their names.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Thank-mew Letter | Awarded for hiring 50 Buddies. We a-purr-eciate your fur-iendly patronage! | |
From Palicoes, with Love | Awarded for raising various support-type Palicoes to their maximum levels. | |
Good Luck Charm | Proof of having sent the Meowcenairies out on a quest 100 times. |
These three are pretty self-explanatory.
For “From Palicoes, with Love”, you need to level one Palico of each support-type to level 50:
- Healer
- Assist
- Fight
- Bombardier
- Gathering
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Antique Bookmark | Awarded for finding many Old Messages. Adorned with a tasteful pattern. |
There are 12 old messages, also called relic records, in total. 12 each for all 5 main maps.
Since these can be tricky to find, check this video by Team Darkside for help:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wswIpkXROE
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Beat-up Construction Kit | Awarded for unlocking lots of camps. Each of its nicks and grooves tells a story. |
Youll first need to discover the camping spots. Upon doing so, you’ll receive an on-screen message, that the place you just found would be suitable. Back in the village, you’ll now have access to new requests, which you’ll have to complete, in order to actually have the new camps set up.
Most of them are fairly easy to find, if you actually go for an exploration tour on each map – or by simply checking your map, once you’ve joined another player’s quest, for which that player has already built the camps.
Should you still struggle with this achievement, refer to the following video by Team Darkside:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-RKEBnuaO4
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Chef’s Trusty Tools | Awarded for helping Yomogi. You can almost hear the Tea Dealers’ chanting when looking at it. |
Unlock all Dango’s / Dango recipes.
Most of them unlock by simply progressing through the village and hub, but you’ll also need to explicitly complete a few villager requests and normal quests. These are:
- *4: “Dango Duty”
- *4: “Totally Not Cool, Kulu!”
- *6: “Do It for the Dango!”
- *7: “A Quartet of Horns”
- *7: “Can’t Kill it with Fire”
- *7: “Seared Situation”
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Sturdy Padlock | Awarded for collecting many decorations and hanging scrolls. Remember to lock up! |
For this, you’ll need to complete three sets of items:
- Lucky Felyne
- Wheeled Canyne Toy
- Bombadgy Pot
- Kamura Twins
- Golden Hojo Cast
- Cohoot Lottery
- Mini Toadversary
- Mini Submarine
- Felyne Daruma
- Moofy Doll
- Pure Machalite
- Crystal Cluster
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Cohoot’s Dresser | Awarded to connoisseurs of Cohoot outfits. Perfect for storing your avian apparel. |
There are 4 outfits for Cohoot. Apart from the default one, you get the remaining 3 by:
- Mihaba the Apprentice, after completing *5 village quests “Comeuppance”.
- Komitsu the Sweettooth, after completing your first rampage quest.
- Canyne Master Inukai, after completing the village request “Flying Billboards”.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Luxury Armor Stand | Awarded for forging many valuable weapons and armor. Made from premium materials. |
You need to craft 5 pieces of rarity 7. Doesn’t matter whether it’s weapons, armor pieces or a mix of them.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Colorful Armor Stand | Awarded for forging many layered armor. Its variegated hues are simply captivating. |
You need to craft 5 different pieces of layered armor. I’ve read it needs to be at least one per body part, but I have yet to confirm this, which I’ll try to do soon.
But even so, it does NOT need to be all 5 parts of the same set.
You unlock layered armor upon reaching HR8.
Crafting a piece of layered armor requires an “Outfit Voucher” each. You’ll receive 3 of them for free upon unlocking the feature, and have a solid chance for more vouchers as quest rewards in *7 hub quests.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Petalace Arrangement Vase | Awarded for obtaining many Petalaces. It fills rooms with a delightful floral aroma. |
Complete the two *7 hub quests: “A Blaze Among Beasts” and “May Fire Quell Fury”. After that, go talk to Fugen the Elder, and this achievements unlocks.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Master’s Black Belt | Awarded for obtaining many Switch Skills, a feat of both mental and bodily discipline. |
You need all switch skills for this. There are 3 per weapon type. The requirements of them are:
- Simply progress through village and hub quests
- Complete a certain High Rank hub quest, which has the weapon type explicitly in it’s name. Like “Grasp the Great Sword” or “Learn the Long Sword”. These quests are spread over *4 to *6 hub quests.
- You need to have owned a total of 8 unique weapons per weapon type. Upgrading works for this one. So, for example: Craft 4 different bows, and upgrade each of them once. -> 8 weapons done. Also works with 2 different bows, which you upgrade 3x each, etc pp. Just have 8 different in total.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Well-done Grillmeister | Awarded for cooking a well-done steak 30 times. Good job, and well done! |
Well, use your BBQ Spit to cook Raw Meat into Well-done Steaks. Pretty straight-forward.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Five-in-One Plaque | Awarded for hunting 5 monsters in 1 Expedition Tour. |
Pretty self-explanatory. You ARE allowed to hunt the same monster more than once for this. I’ve confirmed 5x Arzuros to be working.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Runner’s Sandals | Awarded for talking to many of Kamura’s citizens. Feels like walking on a carpet of cloud. |
This includes Palicos and Palamutes!
Super annoying eachievement, since they change positions and are sometimes not available at all.
Here’s a full list:
- Sekirei
And quite a few notes:
- First off, some of the NPCs may be in a conversation with each other from time to time. You will only be able to talk to one of them. But there’s a button to cycle through the interactable NPC. It was the Y button on switch, so it should be square on a playstation controller or X on a xbox controller. No idea for PC, sorry.
- Start by approaching the scroll in your house to talk to the hidden Palico Fugashigi. This might save you some time.
- Have you talked to Sekirei in the Training Room? A lot of people missed the fella.
- The 2 drummer palicos – Badum & Tish – in the gathering hub can ONLY be talked to, if the default background music plays. So if you’ve changed the music in your house, you may need to put it back to default.
- The 2 rice trader – Senari & Suzukari – tend to be especially inconsistent with their availability. Make sure to check the rice sacks between the village entrance and steelworks repeatedly, until you get both of them. Or try your luck by searching for them in the village.
- Zenichi, the Doctor spends most of his time on some roofs.
- Kajika usually bathes next to the entrance to your hosue, but sometimes doesn’t.
- Goka, which is usually next to Canyne Master Inukai is reportedly also not always intaractable with.
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Mini Crown Plaque | Awarded for registering manyminiature crown-sized monsters. | |
Gold Crown Plaque | Awarded for registering many gold crown-sized monsters. |
They might be called plaques, but they really are a plague.
All monsters apart from Ibushi and Narwa are required for these two achievements, including the 6 apex monsters.
Probably the easiest way of checking a monster for their size is to lure them into a shock trap, which always forces them into a certain pose. Once that’s done, look where the top of your character’s head is in relation to the monster. This way, you can rather easily check, if a monster is considerable higher or smaller than the previous one.
You do NOT need to finish a quest, after you’ve hunted a gold crown monster. Which can save quite some time in multi-monster quests.
Leaving via “Return from Quest” saves your hunt. Do NOT “Abandon Quest” though!
Once you start farming gold crowns, visit this website: https://mhrise.kiranico.com/data/monsters – [kiranico.com].
In there, select the monster you want to hunt, go to the quest overview and you’ll find confirmed chances for a gold crown to appear, and if a gold size can appear in a given quest at all.
Here’s an overview for all event quests with guaranteed crowns:
Quest
Monster
Crown
E*4 Dancing Parasol, Snowy Breeze
Aknosom
Mini
E*5 Dastardly Vile Aknosom Trio
Aknosom
Large & Mini
E*5 Wrestling with Pain
Arzuros
Tetranadon
Large
Large
E*6 Nothing to Sneeze At!
Bishaten
Large & Mini
E*6 The Blue Bomber’s Best Bud
Zinogre
Mini
E*8 Heart of a Hero
Diablos
Tigrex
Large
Mini
E*8 Blazin’ Soul of a Warrior
Magnamalo
Large
E*8 SF: Ultimate Promotion Exam
Rajang
Large
E*8 Apex Arzuros Emergency
Apex Arzuros
Large
E*8 Apex Rathian Emergency
Apex Rathian
Large
E*8 Apex Rathalos Emergency
Apex Rathalos
Large
E*8 Apex Diablos Deception
Apex Diablos
Large & Mini
E*8 Apex Mizutsune Emergency
Apex Mizutsune
Large
E*8 Heart of Rivalry
Apex Mizutsune
Apex Zinogre
Large
Large
And another list with crown chances of at least 10% according to Kiranico’s website above:
- “E*x” = Event Quest | “H*x” = Hub Quest
Quest
Monster
Crown
H*4 Even Cute Things Have Fangs
H*4 Donning Toxicity
H*4 Blue, Round, and Cute
H*4 Study the Switch Axe
H*5 Charmed by a Queen
H*6 Grasp the Gunlance
E*7 I Can’t Do What Somnacan
Aknosom
33% Large
H*8 The Emperor of Flame
H*8 Advanced: Scaredy-Cat
H*7 A Muddy Invitation
Rajang
11% Mini
12% Mini
21% Mini
H*8 Advanced: Of Storm and Fire
Teostra
12% Mini
H*8 Advanced: Those Crowned Apex
Apex Mizutsune
Apex Rathalos
Apex Zinogre
22% large / 10% Mini
12% Mini
12% Mini
E*8 Super Shady Look-alike
Nargacuga
14% Mini
Image | Achievement | Description |
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Badge of Excellence | The mark of a peerless hunter, conferred only to those who have earned all other awards. |
Well, unlock all other achievements.
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Personal To Do list:
- Confirm, that “Aspiring Hunter Certificate” does NOT require village quests and unlocks upon completing all Low Rank hub quests once, instead of just 50 random quests.
- Confirm, that the achievements for 50 successful quests per map do NOT count expeditions, even if large monsters have been successfully hunted.
- Confirm, that “Seasoned Jockey Plaque” unlocks for using wyvern ride 100 times, instead of riding all monster types once.
- Check, if “Colorful Armor Stand” requires one piece per body part, or if it can really be any 5 armor parts.
Written by Brachragon
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