Limited
to the timeline specified above, may offer more rewards than a regular
quest involving the specific monster, some unique features in the map or
special materials needed to craft event equipment.
Devil May Cry Collab now live!
This week's highlight is the Dante sword and armor! Devil May Cry-Monster Hunter World Collaboration is now up! Dante's Dual Gun gesture is available on PS Store for a few bucks. Also, Kulve Taroth Siege is still available until May 3.
Dante Armor Looking so Awesome!
I. Code Red(8*) - Available from April 27-May 10, 2018
Rewards: Standard monster drops plus "Red Orb" which has the same icon as a gem. You need 7 of these, 1 for each armor part and 2 for the sword. You will be fighting the monsters in the order listed above, they will come out one by one after a certain time so beat them as fast as you can to avoid any trouble. You also need Teostra gem for the leg armor then Anjanath and Odogaron gem for the sword, rest of materials are easy.
Red Orb obtained from Code Red event quest for crafting Dante Set
Dante's Sword
It comes with a cool Guild Card background as well!
Here is one of my runs, took me 11'58'' though, not the best run but job done.
II. Ya-Ku With That? (4*)
What-to-do: Hunt Kulu-Ya-Ku and Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Hunter Rank Requirements: 6 or higher
Map: Special Arena
Rewards: Nothing special, easy access to low rank materials from the two monsters
III. Deep Green Blues (7*)
What-to-do: Hunt Great Jagras, Pukei-Pukei, Tobi Kadachi, Anjanath, Rathalos
Hunter Rank Requirements: 13 or higher
Map: Ancient Forest
Rewards: Returning event quest, High chance of gold miniature or giant crowns.
Deep Green Blues (High Chance of Gold Crowns for Listed Monsters)
Limited Bounties (Resource Center)
Why do these Bounties?
They provide a good amount of Research Points and Armor Spheres for upgrading your armor.
Completing
all 3 Bounties will reward you with a Gold Wyverian Print which you can
use on the Elder Melder to meld rare materials such as gems! The Golden
Egg currently does not have any use and can be sold for 20k zeny. They
are listed on the Limited tab from the Bounties quests in the Resource
Center. They are automatically updated each time you do a task related
to the quest. You need to talk to the Research Center NPC to obtain the
rewards. (Wew, only a Silver Egg this week though)
I. Ecology Survey: Hunt Bird Wyvern
What-to-do: Slay or Capture 3 Kulu-Ya-Ku / Tzitzi-Ya-Ku / Pukei-Pukei
Rewards: 300 Research Points, Armor Sphere x 4
II. Ecology Survey: Hunt Azure Rathalos
What-to-do: Slay or Capture 4 Azure Rathalos
Rewards: 500 Research Points, Advanced Armor Sphere+ x 4, Silver Wyverian Print x 1
III. General: 9* Rank
What-to-do: Complete any 9* Quest 4 times
Rewards: 700 Research Points, Hard Armor Sphere x 5, Silver Wyverian Print x 1
IV. General: Limited Bounty Rewards
What-to-do: Complete all Limited Bounties specified above
Rewards: 550 Research Points, Gold Wyverian Print x 1, Silver Egg x 1
Challenge Quests
What are Challenge Quests?
These
quests can be found on the Arena via Gathering Hub. Depending on the
quest difficulty will grant you coins and some items. If you did good
and finish the quest fast you might be included in the World Records
(Top 100 players with fastest clear time).
The following are available from March 22 - May 10: I. Nergigante Slay Event 1 II. Nergigante Slay Event 2 III. Nergigante Slay Event 3
Hunter Rank Req:16 or higher
What-to-do: Slay Nergigante Available Weapons: All 14 weapons distributed on each event
Rewards: Standard Arena Rewards
IV: Gale & Fangs Slay Event 1 V: Gale & Fangs Slay Event 2 VI: Gale & Fangs Slay Event 3 Hunter Rank Req:16 or higher
What-to-do: Slay Odogaron and Legiana Available Weapons: All 14 weapons distributed on each event
Rewards: Standard Arena Rewards
VII. Challenge Quest 1: Intermediate (7*)
Hunter Rank Req:
What-to-do: Slay Rathalos and Tzitzi-Ya-Ku Available Weapons: Sword and Shield, Hunting Horn, Charge Blade, Insect Glaive, Light Bowgun
Rewards: Standard Arena Rewards
Upcoming Event Quests
Quests will be available from:
May 4, 00:00 UTC - May 10, 23:59 UTC Flesh Cleaved to the Bone (HR 8) - Hunt Odogaron and Radobaan Triple Threat Throwdown (HR 13) - Hunt Great Jagras, Great Girros, Dodogama A Simple Task (HR 30) - Gather Gourmet Shroomcap Empress in Full Bloom Challenges (HR 12) - Slay Pink Rathian
On the 19th of April 2018, Capcom released it's 2nd major update or DLC which adds a limited-time monster "Kulve Taroth", a new elder dragon. It will be available until May 3 and may return again in the future as Capcom cycles through event quests. The news for the update came in a day or two before the actual release and this why we love the developers of Monster Hunterr World. They strive to give us new and great content in such a short amount of time at zero cost. The Devil May Cry collab is also coming out on the 27th of April, what a great time to be a part of the Monster Hunter community. I am currently busy with work so I was unable to explore the new features much but I will be updating this article regularly as I progress to help out those who are new or looking to get a grasp on the new quest's mechanics and rewards. Apologies for the delay, dear reader.
[1.0] Version 3.0 Patch Details
Before you dive into the main quest, be sure to check the following changes as some will have drastic changes to our hunter lives and the current meta. These changes are here to stay. The info below is taken from the official website. Bug fixes also found there. The list is long so I am trying to minimize the details in this article to cover only the most important ones.
Required disk space for update: around 1.2 GB
An Interface menu and an option called HUD/Help Text Size have been added under the Options menu on the title screen. You can now adjust HUD text size to be larger than the default size.
To go along with this new option, the "Subtitle Text Size" option added in PS4 Ver 2.00/Xbox One 2.0.0.0 has been moved from the in-game options menu to the title screen options menu.
A feature to sort investigations has been added to the Manage Investigations screen.
You can now sell all Trade-in Items at once when selling items.
Pressing the Square button on PS4 or X button on Xbox One allows you to switch between the Decoration name and Skill name when setting decorations.
You can now preview armor at the Smithy even with Layered Armor equipped
An update has been made to squad management so players who haven't logged in for 30 days aren't automatically kicked from the squad.
A tweak has been made so the camera is not forced to follow an active Scoutfly trail when fast traveling or returning to camp after fainting.
You can now cultivate Ivy at Botanical Research.
If a field researcher with important dialogue is present during an Expedition, an exclamation mark (!) will be displayed beside that character's name on the World Map when departing.
The Search Via Play History description text has been reworded to be easier to understand. The function itself has not changed.
Previous: Search for an Online Session that you joined based on your play history.
Now: Search for an Online Session based on your play history. (Cannot find a previous met player if they've left the Online Session.
Flash Pod effectiveness against Tempered Monsters will gradually decline after multiple uses, and will cease to have any effect at all after a certain point. To coincide with the Tempered Monster's increased resistance to flash pods, the special rewards from Tempered Monster Investigations have been reworked to produce better results.
Threat Level 1 Special Rewards will now produce Warped Feystones.
Threat Level 2 Special Rewards will now produce Shining Streamstones.
Threat Level 3 Special Rewards will produce Shining Streamstones more frequently.
Some thoughts...
The above changes are actually good and convenient. I actually like the flashpod change as this will be a new challenge for us rather than simply spamming these things. It takes around 4-6 flashpods before the monster builds up immunity to it. Teostra and Kushala must've complained to the developers. Threat Level 1 tempered monster investigations are also now worth farming, I tend to delete these on my list before and I regret it as I had some 4 reward boxes. Ivy has been added to the list of items we can cultivate on the botanical research which is an essential material for crafting nets into pitfall traps which was initially a pain to farm in good amounts. Other changes are mostly for visual or navigational convenience purposes. Use R3 to sort investigations. For the drop rates, I had an article in the past here but need to write a new one to reflect these changes once I obtain the necessary information.
The following will be discussed on section 2.0:
New Locale: The Caverns of El Dorado
New Armors and Weapons for you and your Palico
New Layered Armor Back to Top...
[2.0] The Caverns of El Dorado and Kulve Taroth Siege
Now here comes the best part of this update! Kulve Taroth is a new monster to the series and it's golden. Literally. It kind of reminds me of Egyptian god statues but sometimes looks like a giant golden Great Jagras with goat horns as other people see it. However, don't underestimate it as it also packs quite a punch and the new map has environmental hazards in the form of lava and annoying golden Gajalakas. Bringing your fireproof mantle and stacking fire resistance is a good idea. To understand this and help out new players, let's discuss the details.
The Caverns of El Dorado (Pic from Capcom)
2.1...New Endemic Life and Mining Crops
This is the new map specifically accessible only for the Kulve Taroth Siege quest. Be sure to capture some new endemic life pets here which are:
Copper Calappa
Shiny Calappa (Rare) - usually appears on where Kulve Taroth digs out on the first area
Gold Helmcrab
Shiny Gold Helmcrab (Rare) - on the area with sunlight, see screenshot
Tsuchinoko (Rare) - has a chance to pop out of mining outcrops, but can be found on top area (see screenshot)
There are also some mining outcrops from which you can obtain some materials for crafting the new golden gears.
Copper Calappa (Yes that gold little thing)
Gold Helm Crab
Gold Scalebat (Sorry for the bad pic, too fast haha)
El Dorado Mining Outcrop (It appears Tsuchinuko has a chance to pop out out of these)
Shiny Helmcrab (along the area with sunlight)
Tsuchinoko (Small snake on top area near first camp see map below)
Area where you can find Tsuchinoko (or try the mining outcrops on the high areas)
Shiny Calappa (the one on the right)
2.2...Kulve Taroth Siege Mechanics
The actual quest is found in the Gathering Hub (Celestial Pursuit). At least Hunter Rank 16 is required meaning you have to finish the story first since HR is capped at 15 until you defeat Xeno'Jiiva. In order to trigger this, go out on an expedition and collect Kulve Taroth tracks. Maybe only 1 track is needed which are easy to identify marked as "???" and are chipped pieces of gold. I personally went to the Elder's Recess and found 1 to 2 tracks near the first camp.
Kulve Taroth Tracks in Elder's Recess
After getting those tracks, go back to Astera and talk to the Admiral marked with a blue exclamation point(!) in the map. This will trigger the cutscene with the council. After this go to the Gathering Hub and you're all set for fun.
Admiral in Astera
The quest has a specific option to it named as Kulve Taroth Siege. Either initiate it or join other existing quests. You can form a party with the usual 4 members. A maximum of 16 players can work together to hasten the progress. You will not see the other 12 players in the map but the rewards and points obtained for breaking parts or reaching certain goals are shared. So basically, the number of parties may vary but will ultimately only have a maximum of 4 members each and 16 players all in all.
Kulve Taroth Siege can be accessed on the Gathering Hub (Pursuit Level & Research Level on upper right)
You can join the quest anytime even if it is in progress but you cannot use the SOS flare for this one. You have to post or join specifically in the Gathering Hub. For those who are asking, PS Plus membership is required to play online and the quest is scaled for 16 players so even if it is technically possible to solo it if you are good enough, else it might not end up well or take a lot of time. Although it appears do-able with a single 2-4 member party. The difference might only be on how long you can complete the quest. This is Capcom's way of bringing together Monster Hunter World's players and a good way to utilize the Gathering Hub's features. It feels refreshing to actually see and interact with other players in the game without the need to fight in an actual quest.
I will try to make this as simple as possible for better understanding. There are factors that you need to keep in mind to be successful: Research Level, and more importantly Pursuit Level and Rewards Level. The main goal is to break Kulve Taroth's Horns. If you are unable to
deal enough damage in a given time, the monster will escape. The Pursuit and Rewards level goes up as you do the quest multiple times so don't worry if you initially fail to break the horns. It will get easier as these levels go up.
Research Level
Like all monsters, always collect Kulve Taroth tracks for faster scoutfly leveling and unlocking information on the monster field guide.
Pursuit Level
To increase the levels you need to collect Kulve Taroth traces. Pursuit level will eventually increase after accumulating a certain amount of points. All the players in the same session can contribute to pursuit points. The highest is level 6. The higher the Pursuit Level the better chance at breaking parts, scoutfly guidance and time Kulve Taroth stay's in one area.
Reward Level
There are certain conditions or objectives that you need to accomplish to increase reward level. Conditions can be viewed on the options as seen on the screenshot below on the upper right. Obviously, the higher the Reward level the better the rewards. The max level is 17.
Objectives on the Upper Right, you get some points as well when players complete these objectives
Once the horns are successfully broken and Siege is completed, the Reward and Pursuit levels will go back to level 1.
The maximum rewards that can be obtained are on the screenshot below. These may be materials and weapons with varying attributes. Initially we thought these were random but that was not the case. For a full list of weapons that can be obtained refer to this spreadsheet Kulve Weapons Sheet. It appears to be a work-in-progress as players update it upon obtaining the different weapons. Huge thanks and credits to those who contributed to this.
Max Rewards at Reward Level 17
Sample Weapon that can be Obtained (Sorry I do not have any good weapons yet, but you get the point)
Kulve Armor Alpha & Beta
Once you have enough materials you can now craft the Kulve armors. The set really looks good and the skills are very useful. My favorite is the Chest and Waist armors as they have Crit Boost and Handicraft. Pretty neat huh? The chest piece also has Stun Resistance. I really love it. You can carve additional materials from the horns. You can also receive "Bushi Tickets" from the rewards which can be used for Samurai Palico Armor or Layered Armor for your hunter.
Kulve Taroth's Broken Horns ready for carving!
Kulve Armor Set Alpha
Kulve Armor Set Beta
Kulve Taroth Palico Set Alpha
Felyne Samurai Set
Layered Armor
To obtain the new Layered Armor sets, you have to deliver the "Bushi Tickets" to the Resource Center. Along with certain materials and research points, you can exchange them for the Homare or Sabi Layered Armor. The set pieces are in the following order: Head, Chest, Arms, Waist, Legs.
Complete Deliveries on Resource Center (Exchange Bushi Tickets for Layered Armor Parts)
The map also has new mining spots which give materials needed for the
new golden armors. Don't miss them out.
Scattered along the map are wedge beetles, cannons
and ballistas, use them to your advantage to be able to deal huge amount
of damage to Kulve Taroth. The monster can be mounted.
Be mindful of the environment, look for rocks that can be shot down to deal damage to the monster and knock her down
The quest is all about breaking Kulve Taroth's parts, thus, skills like Partbreaker comes into mind. You can also use x that increases ballista/cannon damage and y that increases movement speed when carrying the cannonballs.
Dragon Piercer Bow builds are very much welcome in this quest. The monster's length and size makes a crispy dragon piercer when timed and aimed correctly. Insect Glaive users will be effective as they can easily reach the horns with their aerial attacks. Hunting Horn users will be appreciated as the buffs are really powerful especially when working as a full party. But I guess just pretty much use whatever you are comfortable with, just don't die, the quest has a 3-faint threshold. Here's a sample siege run, not the best run but I was having a bit fun with the bow:
Bombs seem to do more damage than that of other monsters, good time to set them up on her face once she gets knocked down from mounting, boulders, etc.
f**** Gajalaka's can be a pain in the ass, use your crystalburst slinger ammo to take them down in one shot, sorry if I only found out earlier ugh
It's weaknesses are Thunder(***) and Dragon elements(**). When covered in gold, Ice becomes ineffective (x) and Dragon drops to (*), Thunder then becomes (***) which is ineffective when not covered in gold.
1.0...Important Notes and Features 2.0...New Events: 2.1...Every Hunter's Dream - Great Sword Wyvern Ignition Quest 2.2...A Rush of Blood - Megaman Palico Set (Available April 13-27, 2018) 3.0...Equipment Events (Returning Quests): 3.1...Scrapping with the Shamos - Sealed Eyepatch Headgear Quest 3.2...A Flash in the Pan - Shadow Shades Headgear Quest 3.3...Wiggle Me This - Wiggler Headgear Quest 3.4...Egg Lovers United - Kulu-Ya-Ku Headgear Quest 3.5...Lessons of the Wild - Horizon Zero Dawn Palico Watcher Set 3.6...The Proving - Horizon Zero Dawn Aloy Set 4.0...Useful Items (Returning Quests): 4.1...Greeting the Gluttons - quest for meal vouchers 4.2...Wicked Wildspire Warfare - quest for armor spheres 4.3...Rollin' With the Uragaan - quest for armor spheres 4.4...Triple Threat Throwdown - quest for low-rarity decorations 4.5...Relish The Moment - Tempered Deviljho quest, may drop some streamstones 5.0...Monster Crown Events (high chance to get gold miniature or giant crowns): 5.1...Deep Green Blues 5.2...Wildspire Bolero 5.3...Coral Waltz 5.4...Effluvial Opera 5.5...Rock N' Roll Recess 6.0...Hunter Rank Exp Event 6.1...Snow and Cherry Blossoms - high hunter rank exp reward quest 7.0...Monster Track Events 7.1...A Simple Task - quest for Tempered threat level 1 & 2 monster tracks 7.2...Tracking the Delivery - quest for Tempered threat level 3 monster tracks 8.0...Normal Low Rank Event Quests 8.1...Up at the Crack of Dawn 8.2...Chew the Fat 8.3...Ya Ku With That? 8.4...Flesh Cleaved to the Bone 8.5...Kirin the Myth 8.6...The Poison Posse 9.0...Limited Bounties (Daily Refresh) 10.0...Challenge Quests 10.1...Down the Dark, Muddy Path - Ryu Armor Quest 10.2...Vespoid Infestation - Queen Beetle Armor Quest 10.3...Challenge Quest 2: Intermediate 10.4-10.6...Slay Nergigante Event 1-3 11.0...Changelog 12.0...Other Guides
Quests will be available from:
April 6 00:00 UTC - April 19 23:59 UTC
PST: -8 hrs (Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle, etc.)
EST: -5 hrs (New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, etc.)
The following are Event quests in line with the Spring Blossom Update. Some are listed under the Challenge Quests section. Most of these are returning quests and some new ones added. Let's group them into categories on what the events do or what rewards can be obtained for those quests.I recommend starting off with the equipment and challenge events especially the ones for the Great Sword, headgears, Aloy armor, and Ryu Armor as we do not know if these will return in the future if you miss out on them. After that you may proceed with whatever you need such as gathering tracks, farming gold crowns, increasing hunter rank or getting useful items, whichever you need.So many stuff to do for the next two weeks!
For those who do not have access to these yet, try saving and quitting the game to the title screen then logging in again. No patch was needed to activate the quests as it seems this was already added on the 2.01 patch. You might just need to refresh the game if you were currently logged in when the events went live, it happens a lot. Or more importantly, go to the gathering hub first to trigger the Spring Blossom event cutscene and then go back to the resource center and poogie. The Ryu and Vespoid Infestation quests are in the gathering hub Arena Lass NPC whom you talk to for Arena and Challenge quests. Apart from the event quests, some new features have been added:
The Gathering Hub has been designed elegantly and the crew and handler have new outfits.
A special meal in the canteen: Spring Blossom Platter will be available within the event's time frame.
We will also be receiving two Lucky Vouchers daily instead of one.
New armor for us hunters and our Palicos: Queen Beetle and Blossom (Uses Spring Blossom Tickets from Daily Login and Bounties in Resource Center - resets daily in the span of the event)
We will be given a new Poogie Clothing: Busy Bee (permanent, automatically received on first time login with the events live)
New Hairstyles available for free download on PS Store: Handler and Admiral hairstyle, if having trouble seeing this, press the options button in-game and select Playstation Store option to see a list of DLC's available
Facilities will have discounts or sales marked by gold medals
New Paid DLC gestures and stickers available on PS Store
For those who are asking, No Devil May Cry DLC yet, it will come at April 27, 2018 along with the Chun Li handler costume.
Gathering Hub Spring Blossom Festival Theme
Spring Blossom Platter
Busy Bee Poogie Clothing (Free and permanent, automatically received when you login)
Handler Busy Bee Dress (Temporary only during this entire event but listed as paid DLC so we might actually keep it)
Handler Hair (Download for free on PS Store as well as the Admiral Hair to make you look like a Saiyan. Ha ha. Sorry didn't have time for screenshots for that one.)
[2.0] New Events: Great Sword Wyvern Ignition and Megaman Palico Set
2.1...Every Hunter's Dream (5*)
What-to-do: Hunt Rathalos and Paolumu
Hunter Rank Requirements: 8 or higher
Map: Arena
Rewards: Master Craftsman's Blueprint for crafting Wyvern Ignition Great Sword. Need 5 to complete to last upgrade. This quest should be one of your priorities. It is a great weapon so might as well craft it even if you are not a Great Sword main, in fact it might make you think about using it. How cool can a rocket-powered huge-ass sword be?
2.2...A Rush of Blood (7*) - available from April 13-27, 2018
Hunter Rank Requirements: 13 or higher
Map: Arena
Rewards: Guaranteed Gold crown for small and large Odogaron, Mega man Ticket for crafting Megaman Palico Weapon and Armor. You need 2 for the weapon and 3 for the Armor. Quest also looks like a good source or Nourishing Extract, had a bunch of which on each run.
Author's Notes: -Initially listed this as PS4 exclusive, this will be available for both platforms sorry for the wrong info. -Only the small Odogaron gold crown is guaranteed as per other player's input. Sorry I am unable to verify since I already have the giant gold crown before hand. Thank you for the corrections!
[3.0] Equipment Events: Sealed Eyepatch, Shadow Shades, Wiggler Head, Kulu-Ya-Ku Head, Horizon Zero Dawn Aloy Set and Palico Watcher Set
3.1...Scrapping with the Shamos (6*)
What-to-do: Slay 13 Shamos
Hunter Rank Requirements: 11 or higher
Map: Coral Highlands
Rewards: Black Bandages for crafting Sealed Eyepatch. Meh.
3.2...A Flash in the Pan (6*)
What-to-do: Slay 3 Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Hunter Rank Requirements: 11 or higher
Map: Special Arena
Rewards: Black Crystal Tickets for crafting Shadow Shades. Meh? Might be a bit useful in defensive builds.
3.3...Wiggle Me This (6*)
What-to-do: Capture 10 Wigglers
Hunter Rank Requirements:11 or higher
Map: Coral Highlands
Rewards: Wiggler Tickets for crafting Wiggler Head Near the Southern Camp you can go back and forth between 2 areas with a good amount of Wigglers. Simply sneak in slowly and use the Capture Net. Useful in some support builds.
3.4...Egg Lovers United (6*)
What-to-do: Slay Giant Kulu-Ya-Ku
Hunter Rank Requirements: 11 or higher
Map: Arena
Rewards: Guaranteed giant gold crown Kulu-Ya-Ku, Kulu-Ya-Ku Tickets for Kulu-Ya-Ku headgear ,
trade-in eggs, Kulu-Ya-Ku materials and a couple of jewels usually low
rarity. Can be used for zeny farming with the quantity of trade-in eggs
received. This headgear is useful for Zorah Quest or when carrying the poogie around, see this video.
3.5...Lessons of the Wild (5*) - PS4 Exclusive
What-to-do: Slay 8 Barnos
Hunter Rank Requirements: 6 or higher
Map: Arena
Rewards: Watcher Lens for crafting Palico Watcher weapon and armor
3.6...The Proving (6*) - PS4 Exclusive
What-to-do: Hunt Anjanath
Hunter Rank Requirements: 11 or higher
Map: Ancient Forest
Rewards: Nova Brave Trophy for crafting Aloy Bow and Armor
Depending on luck may need to run the quest about 9 times assuming one Trophy each run to craft whole Bow and Armor set. Looking like an Anja set alternative. Bow might be useful though.
What-to-do: Hunt Great Jagras, Paolumu, Pukei-Pukei
Hunter Rank Requirements: 6 or higher
Map: Special Arena
Rewards: Lots of meal vouchers!
4.2...Wicked Wildspire Warfare (5*)
What-to-do: Hunt Diablos and 2 Barroths
Hunter Rank Requirements: 8 or higher
Map: Special Arena
Rewards: Good amount of Armor Spheres
4.3...Rollin' With the Uragaan (7*)
What-to-do: Hunt 2 Uragaan
Hunter Rank Requirements: 13 or higher
Map: Elder's Recess
Rewards: More Armor Sphere drops!
4.4...Triple Threat Throwdown (6*)
What-to-do: Hunt Great Jagras, Great Girros, Dodogama
Hunter Rank Requirements: 13 or higher
Map: Special Arena
Rewards: May get mostly low rarity jewels, you can use most of these for the elder melder. You can also use the Bandit Mantle while beating the crap out of the monsters easily gaining trade-in items to sell for a good amount of zeny.
4.5...Relish the Moment (9*)
What-to-do: Hunt Tempered Deviljho
Hunter Rank Requirements: 50 or higher
Map: Elder's Recess (as of April 13, changed to Elder's Recess from Ancient Forest)
Rewards: High chance to obtain Streamstones, yahoo guess who's back! Honestly either I have bad luck or so but I don't get any or not that many streamstones. I think not worth the time except if you're up for a challenge. The time you spend trying to farm for streamstones from him might be equivalent to the time it takes for 3 or more tempered Elders. I don't mean to sound discouraging but this pickle is not for everyone. It will come down to your efficiency on taking down specific monsters. i can usually do a tempered elder in 4-10 minutes solo with good success rate but it takes me 20-30 minutes to take down tempered Deviljho with a high risk of failing (plus stress factors haha). Try it and see what works for you.
Rewards: Map is filled with Tempered Threat
level 1 & 2 tracks, use this opportunity to collect them and earn
investigations. (Bazelguese, Rathalos, Tobi-Kadachi, Rathian,
Pukei-Pukei, Anjanath)
7.2...Tracking the Delivery (9*)
What-to-do: Deliver 10 Blue Beryl
Hunter Rank Requirements: 50 or higher
Map: Elder's Recess
Rewards: Lots of Elder Dragon
tracks. Look for them on places where you usually find a specific Elder
Dragon. Example: lots of Nergigante tracks on the area where you find
you always find him, Teostra tracks along the lava area and Kushala
tracks on the high areas.
A daily reset for the rest of the Spring Blossom Event - I will try to update this section daily. These used to be the weekly limited bounties in the Resource Center but might run on a daily basis for now during this Spring Blossom Festival. Completing all 3 bounties will reward you with a Heavy Armor Sphere that grants tons of armor upgrade exp for maxing out your gear upgrades. Sadly no Gold Wyverian Prints for now.
April 13, 2018
9.1. Field Research: Event
What-to-do: Complete 2 event quests
Rewards: 100 Research Points, Armor Sphere x 1, Spring Blossom Ticket x 1, Blossom Fireworks x 4
Rewards: 200 Research Points, Armor Sphere+ x 1, Spring Blossom Ticket x 1, Blossom Fireworks x 5
9.3. Ecology Survey: Hunt Lavasioth
What-to-do: Hunt high rank Lavasioth
Rewards: 300 Research Points, Spring Blossom Ticket x 1, Blossom Fireworks x 6
9.4. General: Limited Bounty Rewards
What-to-do: Complete all Limited Bounties specified above
Rewards: 200 Research Points, Heavy Armor Sphere x 1, Spring Blossom Ticket x 1, Blossom Fireworks x 10
Fastest way to complete this is pick an event quest with a monster on the Ecology Survey bounty and then, do the challenge quests, if low rank the Vespoid Infestation might be the easiest, then if high rank try the 2 Odogarons and use Gun Lance to guard and attack.
These are easy to miss out as they will not appear on your quest board. You can access these on the Gathering Hub NPC which grants you access to Arena and Challenge Quests.
10.1...Down the Dark,Muddy Path (3*)
Hunter Rank Req: 3 or higher
What-to-do: Slay Barroth
Rewards: Giant gold crown Barroth, SFV Tickets for crafting Ryu Armor Set. No Street Fighter V save file required.
10.2...Vespoid Infestation (2*)
Hunter Rank Req: 4 or higher
What-to-do: Slay 30 Vespoids
Rewards: Spring Insect Field Guide for crafting Queen Beetle Low Rank Armor. Love the look on this but ugh, hope it had a high rank version with good skills. The trick with this quest is get ballista ammo and shoot as many vespoids with it before manually killing the rest. There is an annoying Pukei-Pukei to keep you distracted.
10.3...Challenge Quest 2: Intermediate (7*)
Hunter Rank Req: 13 or higher
What-to-do: Slay 2 Odogaron Available Weapons: Great Sword, Hammer, Lance, Gun Lance, Heavy Bowgun
Rewards: Standard Arena Rewards When in doubt and not familiar with weapons available, try the Lance or Gunlance. Block their attacks and then counterattack, do this repeatedly. It may take a while but it gets the job done.
The following are available from March 22 - May 10: 10.4...Nergigante Slay Event 1 (8*) 10.5...Nergigante Slay Event 2 (8*) 10.6...Nergigante Slay Event 3 (8*)
Hunter Rank Req:16 or higher
What-to-do: Slay Nergigante Available Weapons: All 14 weapons distributed on each event
Rewards: Standard Arena Rewards
The following are available from April 12 - May 24: 10.7...Gale and Fans Slay Event 1 (7*)
Hunter Rank Req:16 or higher
What-to-do: Slay Odogaron and Legiana Available Weapons: Sword and Shield, Hammer, Hunting Horn, Insect Glaive, Bow
All data for these quests are taken from the official website found here.
[11.0] Changelog:
April 6, 2018: Published, Corrections on Megaman Event and minor corrections such as HR requirements, minor updates, added some insights on quests or rewards April 9, 2018: Added Table of Contents and Anchor links, minor updates April 12, 2018: Added Gale & Slay Event 1 info, minor updates April 13, 2018: Minor Updates
