Bonus reward

Once a part is wounded, destroyed, or severed, it grants an additional chance at a specific reward noted in the table. This additional chance reward can only be given if the monster reaches 0 hit points while the part is destroyed.

Cutting off the tail

Unlike other parts, the tail can only grant a bonus reward when completely severed, however not all tails can be severed; this will be noted in the stat block. In order to sever a tail the player must reduce the tails HP to 0 with slashing damage.

If the DM allows it, the tail can be attacked repeatedly even after the tails HP reaches zero until it's severed. As well you can use this alternative ruling if the tail is at 0 hit points and attacked again with slicing damage.

"When a tail at 0 hit points takes slicing damage, the creature can make a Constitution saving throw (DC 5 + the damage taken). On a success the tail remains intact; on a failure, the tail is severed."

Alternative Break rules

Not every player knows that parts can be broken on a monster. If it becomes common for players to overlook part breaking or you'd rather have it more as a passive, you can instead trigger breaks when a monster health reaches a certain stage.

Number of parts	Auto break after HP lost	Decimal
1	50%	.50
2	33%	.33
3	25%	.25
4	20%	.20
5	16%	.16
6	14%	.14
7	12%	.12

For those who struggle to determine percentages. multiply the monsters health by the decimal number listed. When damage reaches that number a part breaks.

The Agnaktor on average has 152 Hit points and has 5 breakable parts. (152 * .16) = 24.32, we will always round down; 24. After the monster loses 24 Hit Points a random part breaks. With this method the monster will always have some remaining hit points left for the DM to add or subract if they feel that the parts are breaking too readily.

Some monsters, like the gammoth, have a single part that can break multiple times. Those parts can break at the DMs discretion.

Enraged State

When a monster has absorbed a certain amount of physical damage it reacts by becoming much more aggressive. Most monsters signal that they are entering an enraged state by roaring but the bird wyverns, like Yian Kut Ku and Gypceros, jump up and down. Even those which don't display these telltale signs still have actions that depict anger, such as red markings and/or huffs of smoke, water, electricity, fire, ice, sand or even bodily secretions (in the case of the Congalala) etc emerging from their mouths.

Please note choosing to use this rule sert can significantly alter the CR of a monster and change the tide of battle.

A monster of significant size immediately enters a "Raged state" two times; Once when they are subjected to a Critical hit when above half health, and a again when the monster drops below one third of its total health.

When a monster enters a raged state it takes one immediate Reaction from the choices below, interrupting the current turn; this reaction does not count towards the total number of reactions a monster can take.

Temper Tantrum

The monster flails around violently in anger. Each creature within 15-feet of the monster must make a Constitution saving throw DC (10 + Half the damage taken); on a failed save they take #d8 bludgeoning damage where the # is based on the Monsters Strength modifier + 1 and knocked prone, or half as much on a successful one.

Optional Rule Set

Be Careful

The damage output, defense rating, and agility for each monster can potentially skyrocket to the point that some monsters will one hit KO players and could potentially have a TPK, Total Party Kill. Choosing to use this rule set can significantly alter the CR of a monster and change the tide of battle.

Raged State

While a monster is in its "Raged State" it gains the following abilities.

• Adrenaline. The monster makes all Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution checks and saving throws with advantage unless stated otherwise.

• Brute. All attacks deal one extra die of its damage when the monster hits with it.

• Flightly. The monster gains +5 to its movement speed if the monster is large or smaller, +10 for huge or larger.

• Red Tint. The monster makes all skill checks and saving throws involving Intelligence, wisdom, or charisma with disadvantage.

• Toughened Hide. The monsters gains a +1 to AC

• Tipsy. When the monster makes a saving throw to be knocked prone, it ignores the "Adrenaline" trait and makes the save with disadvantage .

• Unbalanced. The monster makes all skill checks and saving throws against being mounted with advantage.

• Raged Action. The creature gains a "Raged Action" that acts under the rules of a legendary action but does not count towards the amount of legendary actions a creature has. It can use this "Raged Action" to move up to its speed towards a creature in which it is hostile to or to make any attack action or legendary action. Any attack or legendary action used under the "Raged Action" ability is considered charged, if the action or legendary action has a cost the "Raged Action" counts as the complete cost. Once a monster uses the "Raged Action" ability it gains one level of exhaustion. A monster does not gain a level of exhaustion if it uses its "Raged action" to move, as well a "Raged Action" does not suffer from the penalties of exhaustion.

The "Raged State" last for 30 Seconds, or 5 rounds, after which the monster is stunned until the end of its next turn. Additionaly the Raged state can end early if the creature is incapacitated, paralyzed, or put to sleep.

Trade-in Items

Wyvern Tears

Crystalized tears that fall from a wyvern or Amphibians, often found on the ground during combat due to the inherent shine they have. Can be turned in for an additional monetary reward thats added to the quest or kept at the end of a hunt to be sold separately, the buyers price may vary.

Wyvern Tear

Can be traded in for 500 gp.

Large Wyvern Tear

Can be traded in for 2,500 gp.

Toad Tear

Can be traded for 400 gp.

Large Toad Tear

Can be traded for 1,800 gp.

Poacher items

Unlike the members of the guild, poachers do not have access to advanced crafting tools and techniques nor do they have such luxuries as Wycademies or dedicated forges. Although they do have slotted materials in their weapons and armor, their gear and equipment used vary greatly as they use leftover monster parts and other materials as scrap or crafting materials.

As a result they have come up with various items and equipment that, although "barbaric" and provide dangers to the user, have their benefits. Keep in mind that the majority of these items are not guild approved and some are outright banned and are considered illegal.

Gem Bomb

Recipe DC 24 (Makes 1)

Quantity	Item
1-2	Any monster Ruby/Gem
4	Catalyst
4	Nitroshroom
4	Bomberry
1	Lg Barrel

As an action, a creature can set fire to a gem bomb to cause it to explode in a 50 foot radius. Each creature within range must make a make a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw, taking 10d6 elemental damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. If 2 of the same Ruby\Gems were used then the damage is increased to 15d6, its DC increased to 20 and its radius increased to 80.

Gem Bombs can be rigged with a fuse to explode after a set amount of time, usually 1 to 6 rounds. Roll initiative for the Gem Bomb. After the set number of rounds goes by, the Gem Bomb explodes on that initiative.

Damage from Gem Bombs ignore resistances and treats immunity as resistance.

Immediately after damage calculation roll 1d100, on a 65 or higher the surrounding radius of 1000 feet, centered around the point of explosion, now has a temporary biome change appropriate to the elemental damage for 2 Seasons. If 2 of the same gems where used the the radius is 2000 feet and the biome change lasts 1 Year.

Ruby/Gem origin determines the damage type from the explosion. If the monster has no element tied to it, its element will be based on its natural environment. Forests can be treated as Acid or Poison.

Ogre Fingers

Recipe DC 12 (Makes 3)

Quantity	Item
1	Zinogre Claw
2	Bone
1	Iron Ore

Spear: 1d4 piercing, Thrown, Range 20/60

Make a ranged attack against the target. On a hit the creature takes 1d4 piercing damage as the spear explodes in a small burst of energy, the target and each creature within 5 feet of it must make a DC 10 Constitution saving thrown or be pushed back 5 ft from the source and take 1d4 lightning damage. On a miss the spear explodes harmlessly elsewhere.

On a natural 1 or 2 the spear explodes prematurely in the users hand and suffers the effect of the spear.

Chamo Skin

Recipe DC 15 (Makes 3)

Quantity	Item
1	Chameleos Speckled Hide
2	Antidote
2	Iron Ore
3	Ice Crystal
1	Catalyst

As an action you can drink this potion to temporarily become invisible for the next hour; you must also make a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or be poisoned for the potions duration. If you are cured of poison while under the effects of this potion, the potions effect also ends.

This potion does not work on constructs or undead.

Tzitzi Dust

Recipe DC 13 (Makes 2)

Quantity	Item
1	Tzitzi-Ya-Ku Photophore
1	Sap Plant
1	Bomberry
2	Stone

As an action you can fling this powder in the air, it coats all creatures in a 10 foot radius centered around you. For 1 minute, the coated creatures cant be concealed or invisible and cannot benefit from the spell Mirror Image or other similar abilities that create illusory duplicates. Any illusions in the area are revealed although this does not end their effect.

Konchu Cutters

Genprey Triggers

Coin Bomb

Jaggi Growlers

Poalu Poppers

Zamite Suckers

Palico Farm

The Botanical Research Center allows the Hunter to cultivate various items thanks to the study of the Ancient Tree and its overflowing life force.

Resources. This activity requires access to a farm run by felyne, melynx, and a botonist researcher. (typically found in any village or larger town), one workweek of effort plus an amount of gold based on the rarity of resource used, access to the farm, and the tools required for the work.

Resolution. Choose one resource you have from the resource table, this resource will be consumed. The character will make eight skill checks based on the resource planted using the respective gathering skill for each resource; DC determined by rarity. For each successful harvest they receive an additional resource of what was farmed.

Adding enchancers to the farm can alter the process by lowering the DC or by increasing the amount of materials harvested. Only up to two fertilizers of different types can be used at ant given time.

Poacher Weapons

The blueprints and designs of the guilds weapons are a highly guarded secret. Kingdoms of all over have tried many times to steal their plans and although they have all failed, it hasnt stopped outside groups from attempting to replicate the weapons with what little knowledge they could steal. combine that with ex hunters who defect from the guild and you get some rather unique hunting weapons.

Although most of the poachers weapons dont have the same bite of a guild weapon, they are designed more to debilitate the monster since poachers have to work in larger groups due to lack of equipment.

M-Catcher

Shaped like a large handcuff on a pole, the M-catcher features spikes that protrude inward and produce an elemental charge. By swinging the cuff at the monster part they want to harvest, the weapon would snap into place and complete the circuit automatically activating itself. Unleashing an extremely high elemental current that will eat through even the toughest horn. Then the wielder can just snap the part off.

Rare

You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

Elemental surge upgrade. Your maximum damage increases to 1d6+2.

Minor grapple upgrade. The speed reduction increases to 10 feet.

Blight infusion. Once per turn, when you deal damage to a creature with this weapon's Elemental Surge, you can make a special grapple check against the target. On a failed check, the target remains grappled by the weapon. On a successful check, the creature is afflicted with an elemental blight until the start of your next turn. Refer to the table below to determine what blight it is afflicted with based on the damage type of the surge.

Blight Infusion

Elemental Damage	Blight
Acid	Waterblight
Cold	Iceblight
Fire	Fireblight
Lightning	Thunderblight
Poison	Poison

Very Rare

You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

Control upgrade. A creature grappled by this weapon has disadvantage on attack rolls against you. Additionally, when a creature grappled by this weapon attacks a target other than you, that you can see, you can use your reaction to subtract half of your proficiency modifier from the attack roll.

Latch upgrade. This properties damage die size increases by 1 (to a d6).

Minor Grapple upgrade. The speed reduction increases to 15 feet.

Legendary

You gain a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

Blight infusion upgrade. You can now attempt a blight infusion for each attack made using elemental surge.

Elemental Surge Upgrade. This properties damage increases to 1d6 + 3.

Latch upgrade. The damage dealt by this property, including the damage at the start of the creature's turn, now deals normal weapon damage including any extra damage from materials, feats, spells, or similar effects.

Minor grapple upgrade. The grappled creatures speed is reduced by 20 feet.

Chained Blades

The counterpart to the Guilds dual blades, the poachers chained blades do not boast the same damage output but rather offer a ranged alternative. The weapon also provides damage variance as the blades themselves can be replaced with bludgeoning style or piercing style ends.

Legendary

You gain a +3 to attack and damage rolls

Archangel Mode (Angel Mode Upgrade). You can use angel mode one extra time (6 total) between long rests, and and you now deal an extra 1d6 damage on all weapon attacks.

Reinforced Chain Upgrade. You can now grapple creatures of all sizes, targets of huge size get their speed reduced by 15 feet, gargantuan size by 5 feet. Additionally the amount of HP lost by an attempted grapple is now 1d8 plus your Strength or Dexterity modifier.

Radiant Halo Upgrade A target now takes full damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Archangel Mode

The Secrets to the dual blades demon mode are still a mystery to smiths that are not trusted by the guild, however that hasn't stopped those from trying. There have been many attempts to recreate this powerful attack style but they have always resulted in serious injury and even death.

The closest version came from a poacher smith who managed to get a hold of Shagura Magala dual blades. With some clever reverse engineering the smith managed to extract some secrets of the blades. Although it wasn't the complete method it was enough for the smith in work with and incorporate their own unique style.

The smith named this style Angel mode, out of spite of the guild. The poachers grew to love the irony of the name as the guild praised themselves to be on the side of nature yet named the fighting style demon mode. What a more fitting name for the poachers, who are said to be against nature.

Scout Flies (WIP)

One of the most valuable assets for a hunter, the experimental scout flies are a tool used to help track down a hunters target monster and, when experienced enough, can even aid the hunter in acquiring more materials.

The origin of the flies are unknown, thus they're allowed to be purchased by very select hunters since research on existing flies takes priority. The more seasoned the hunter, the more rare a scoutfly they are allowed to purchase.

Scout flies come in five Rarities. Although all rarities of scout flies work the same way, the difference is their ability to track certain types of monsters. Below is a list of categories that each tier of scout fly can track.

Scout flies cannot track any specific monster, rather they track down any monster that fits into the respective categories listed. The scout fly can only track one category of creature at any given time with the exception of the legendary category.

No matter the rarity each scout fly operates the same way. A Scout fly cage must be equipped and takes up both trinket slots, requiring attunement. Scout flies have five Levels of growth. Each starts at level zero and must be trained to track down their target. To train scout flies, you must give it a monster part from the appropriate category. Doing so destroys the monster part but allows the scout flies to become better at tracking the specific category.

Oils

Sword oil is specifically designed with the Sword and shield in mind and cannot be used by any other weapon. These oils can be applied as an action, or a bonus action using the "free hands" ability, and last for 1 minute; only one oil can be applied at a time. As an action the oil can be wiped off the blade allowing a new oil to be set.

Sword oils cannot be applied to a weapon underwater or if the character is suffering from waterblight. As well if a character is afflicted with waterblight, any oil on the weapon immediately gets washed off.

Nurturing a Kinsect (WIP)

Unlike other weapons, the insect glaive comes with a partner; a kinsect. Like the person wielding the weapon, the kinsect can be nurtured to grow stronger and prove to be just as important as the one wielding it.

Like the insect glaive the kinsect can also be upgraded, this process is called nurturing and is virtually identical to upgrading your glaive with a few changes, one being, "kinsect slots".

When you first upgrade the Insect Glaive to uncommon rarity you get your kinsect, however the kinsect will be considered a common rarity. The rarity of the kinsect cannot supersede the rarity of the glaive.

Rank 2 (Takes up 2 slots)

Rank 3 (Takes up 3 slots)

Cultivating

Monster fluid, ores, and bones are valuable resources, the properties are often used for upgrading weapon and armor. It was discovered by Insect Glaive users that when these materials are used in the crafting of caontainers, they have a nurturing effect when certain ingredients are stored in them, causing them to change in interesting ways. Though this process takes time, it has been proven to be worth it.

Extended Gathering tables

Every local has an adjusted resource stat block. Insects and Mushrooms now have 2 extra items for players who wish to gather these new ingredients. On a success they roll d8 instead and acquire the appropriate item. If a player does not wish to gather these items then they can roll a d6 as usual. These tables are universal and can be used for any local.

Flower Fields (WIP)

The Flower Fields is a biome phenomena to the guild. Due to its unique flora and fauna diversity it is the only biome that can be found in any region regardless of climate. Whats remarkable is that its also due to this same diversity that it can also have its own self contained biome while within a certain region. Its not unheard of for a hunter to discover a blazing hot flower field biome while traversing the snowy mountain tops.

The standard environment of consist of a vast field covered in exotic flowers. the various plants here contain nectar with unique properties, and some are even man-eating. it’s primarily inhabited by uruki. like felynes, uruki will assist the hunter and will even gather items from defeated monsters. they’re known for growing the unique flowers around their territory to protect themselves, but this has only attracted forokururu—hummingbird-like bird wyverns who use the nectar to afflict status ailments—leaving them natural enemies.

Flower Fields (Spring)

Low Rank (Player Level 1-5)

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Biome Forest, Plains, Hills, Varies*

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Navigation DC	Encounter DC	Investigation DC	Total Resources
13	18	12	7

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• Common Small Monsters Bullfango, Conga, Hornetaur, Kelbi, Mosswine, Lynaians, Vespoid
• Common Large Monsters Bulldrome, Congalala, Espinas, Flaming Espinas, Hypnocakatrice, Kushala Daora, Tigrex
• Common Weather warm temperature, light wind, light rain

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Pollen Surge. Flowers are always blooming in every season causing the air to fill with pollen. Upon entering an area for the first time and on initiative count 20, 1d6 concentrated pockets of pollen fall from the sky covering a 10 foot by 10 foot space in a random location. Depending on the season determines the pollens effect. When a creature enters the area for the first time or starts their turn in the pollen, they must succeed on a DC 14 constitution saving throw or suffer the effects of the pollen. A creature can repeat the save at the end of their turn ending it on a success.

• Spring – Sleep Pollen: A creature affected by this pollen must succeed on a constitution saving throw or fall unconscious for 1 minute, repeating the save at end of their next turn. The creature wakes up if the creature takes damage, or is shaken awake as an action, or succeeds on the repeat save.

Weather At the start of the hunt, roll on the table below to determine what type of weather is occurring in the area. Reroll each day or as you see fit.

d100	Weather
1-2	Thunderstorm
3-5	Heavy Rain
6-20	Rain
21-50	light Clouds
51-80	Clear skies
81-90	High Winds
91-99	Scorching Heat
100	Strange Phenomena

Resources

d6	Bonepile (DC 15)	Insect (DC 13)
1	Bone	Insect husks
2	Sm Bone Husk	Worm
3	Lg Bone Husk	Honey x2
4	Bird Wyvern Bone	Honey x3
5	Bird Wyvern Bone	Bitterbug
6	Brute Bone	Godbug

d6	Mining (DC 17)	Mushrooms (DC 14)	Plants (DC 11)
1	Stone	Nitroshroom	Herb x2
2	Armor Sphere	Blue Mushroom	Tropical Berry x2
3	Earth Crystal	Blue Mushroom	Sleep Herb x2
4	Armor Sphere	Blue Mushroom x2	Sap Plant x2
5	Earth Crystal	Toadstool	Felvine x2
6	Hard Armor Sphere	Parashroom x2	Dragon Seed x2

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Encounters

For every hour that passes, make an Encounter roll. If the roll equals or exceeds the Encounter DC, roll 1d10 and consult this table.

d10 Encounters
1	4 wild melynx fight aggressively over a piece of felvine
2	1 kelbi bursts out of the undergrowth with a pack of 1d4 ferocious and wild palamutes chasing after it.
3	1d6 + 2 Rachnoid
4	1 Iodrome or 1 great maccao
5	2d4 bnahabra
6	3 maccao
7	a high pitch bark is heard in the distance as a Young (Ebony) Odogaron approaches
8	1d4 Ceanataur and 1d4 Remobra
9	1d4 vespoids, 1d4 hornetaur, and 1d4 altaroth
10	1 Nerscylla

Flower Fields (Summer)

Low Rank (Player Level 1-5)

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Biome Forest, Plains, Hills, Varies*

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Navigation DC	Encounter DC	Investigation DC	Total Resources
13	18	12	7

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• Common Small Monsters Apceros, Genprey, Kelbi, Lynaians, Mosswine, Velociprey, Vespoid
• Common Large Monsters Aknosom, Arzuros, Espinas, Flaming Espinas, Garangolm, Rajang, Young Seregios
• Common Weather Weather extreme heat (day) extreme cold (night), dry wind, sparce rain

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Pollen Surge. Flowers are always blooming in every season causing the air to fill with pollen. Upon entering an area for the first time and on initiative count 20, 1d6 concentrated pockets of pollen fall from the sky covering a 10 foot by 10 foot space in a random location. Depending on the season determines the pollens effect. When a creature enters the area for the first time or starts their turn in the pollen, they must succeed on a DC 14 constitution saving throw or suffer the effects of the pollen. A creature can repeat the save at the end of their turn ending it on a success.

• Summer – Itching Pollen: A creature affected by this pollen must succeed on a constitution saving throw or become irritated for 1 minute, repeating the save at end of their next turn. While irritated the creature’s movement speed Is halved and has disadvantage on all checks involving Dexterity and Intelligence with the exception of saving throws.

Weather At the start of the hunt, roll on the table below to determine what type of weather is occurring in the area. Reroll each day or as you see fit.

d100	Weather
1	Scorching Heat, Thunderstorm
2-5	Scorching Heat, Rain
6-30	Scorching Heat, Heavy Clouds (sky obscured)
31-50	Scorching Heat, Light Clouds
51-80	Scorching Heat, Clear Skies
81-85	Scorching Heat, High Winds
86-99	Scorching Heat
100	Strange Phenomena

                                                                                           

Resources

d6	Bonepile (DC 14)	Insect (DC 14)
1	Bone	Insect husks
2	Sm Bone Husk	Bitterbug
3	Sm Bone Husk	Carpenterbug
4	Lg Bone Husk	Honey
5	Bird Wyvern Bone	Spiderweb
6	Jumbo Bone	Godbug

d6	Mining (DC 14)	Mushrooms (DC 15)	Plants (DC 12)
1	Stone	Nitroshroom	Fire Herb x2
2	Armor Sphere	Blue Mushroom	Ivy
3	Earth Crystal	Blue Mushroom	Cactus Flower
4	Armor Sphere	Nitroshroom	Bomberry
5	Earth Crystal	Toadstool	Felvine
6	Hard Armor Sphere	Parashroom	Fire Herb x3

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Encounters

For every hour that passes, make an Encounter roll. If the roll equals or exceeds the Encounter DC, roll 1d10 and consult this table.

d10 Encounters
1	1d4 wild palamutes can be heard howling for a hunt as they rapidly approach
2	1d8 Hermitaur encircle and protect a small humanoid who appears to be injured
3	A sinkhole appears in the middle of the field, an ominous noise can be heard from within.
4	3d4 Gajalaka walking together in glee, each of them have a dead creature atop their spears.
5	1 great maccao
6	2d4+2 skeptical Gajalaka show signs of a willingness to trade to honorable people. One might still be wary.
7	1d4 Rachnoid
8	1d4 young seregios
9	1 pukei-pukei
10	1 Arzuros plus 2 Arzuros Cub

Flower Fields (Autumn)

Low Rank (Player Level 1-5)

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Biome Forest, Plains, Hills, Varies*

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Navigation DC	Encounter DC	Investigation DC	Total Resources
13	18	12	7

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• Common Small Monsters Conga, Hornetaur, Kelbi, Konchu, Lynaians, Maccao, Mosswine, Vespoid
• Common Large Monsters Congalala, Espinas, Flaming Espinas, Great Maccao, Pukei-Pukei, Scarred Yian Garuga, Kushala Daora
• Common Weather Weather hot & humid temperature, Weather can drastically change overnight during this season.

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Pollen Surge. Flowers are always blooming in every season causing the air to fill with pollen. Upon entering an area for the first time and on initiative count 20, 1d6 concentrated pockets of pollen fall from the sky covering a 10 foot by 10 foot space in a random location. Depending on the season determines the pollens effect. When a creature enters the area for the first time or starts their turn in the pollen, they must succeed on a DC 14 constitution saving throw or suffer the effects of the pollen. A creature can repeat the save at the end of their turn ending it on a success.

• Autumn - Poison Pollen: A creature affected by this pollen must succeed on a constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 1 minute, repeating the save at end of their next turn. While poisoned in this way, the creature does not add their proficiency bonus to attack rolls and skill checks.

Weather At the start of the hunt, roll on the table below to determine what type of weather is occurring in the area. Reroll each day or as you see fit.

d100	Weather
1-2	Thunderstorm
3-10	Extreme Cold, Snow/Rain
11-20	Heavy Clouds, thick fog
21-50	Light Clouds
50-70	Clear Skies
71-90	High Winds
91-99	Scorching Heat
100	Strange Phenomena

Resources

d6	Bonepile (DC 13)	Insect (DC 12)
1	Bone	Insect husks
2	Bone	Firefly
3	Sm Bone Husk	Cricket
4	Lg Bone Husk	Bitterbug
5	Lg Monster Bone	Snakebee Larva
6	Jumbo Bone	Flashbug

d6	Mining (DC 16)	Mushrooms (DC 11)	Plants (DC 14)
1	Stone	Blue Mushroom x2	Nitroshroom
2	Earth Crystal	Nitroshroom x2	Blue Mushroom
3	Armor Sphere	Toadstool x2	Blue Mushroomm
4	Earth Crystal	Parashroom	Blue Mushroom x2
5	Armor Sphere	Parashroom x2	Toadstool
6	Machalite Ore	Exciteshroom x2	Parashroom

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Encounters

For every hour that passes, make an Encounter roll. If the roll equals or exceeds the Encounter DC, roll 1d10 and consult this table.

d10 Encounters
1	A new guild scout is spotted behind some brush overlooking a band (5) of tied of wild melynx
2	1d6+2 shakalaka attempt to a raid on the party
3	1d8 + 1 Maccao
4	1 velociprey or 1 velocidrome
5	3 velociprey
6	2d6 Konchu
7	1 territorial Seltas
8	A king shakalaka riding upon a kelbi, eager to share information and stories
9	1 vespoid queen and 1d4 vespoids
10	1 sleeping Rathian

Flower Fields (Winter)

Low Rank (Player Level 1-5)

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Biome Forest, Plains, Hills, Varies*

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Navigation DC	Encounter DC	Investigation DC	Total Resources
13	18	12	7

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• Common Small Monsters Anteka, Conga, Gowngoat, Hornetaur, Lynaians, Mosswine, Popo, Vespoid
• Common Large Monsters Giadrome, Lagombi, Young Gammoth, Young Mizutsune
• Common Weather Extreme Cold, light wind, light to heavy snow

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Pollen Surge. Flowers are always blooming in every season causing the air to fill with pollen. Upon entering an area for the first time and on initiative count 20, 1d6 concentrated pockets of pollen fall from the sky covering a 10 foot by 10 foot space in a random location. Depending on the season determines the pollens effect. When a creature enters the area for the first time or starts their turn in the pollen, they must succeed on a DC 14 constitution saving throw or suffer the effects of the pollen. A creature can repeat the save at the end of their turn ending it on a success.

• Winter – Sheer Pollen: A creature affected by this pollen must succeed on a constitution saving throw or become sheered for 1 minute, repeating the save at end of their next turn. While sheered, the creature does not add their dexterity or constitution modifier to their AC formula, as well they do not add their strength or dexterity modifier to their damage rolls.

Weather At the start of the hunt, roll on the table below to determine what type of weather is occurring in the area. Reroll each day or as you see fit.

d100	Weather
1	Extreme Cold, Blizzard/Thunderstorm
2-20	Extreme Cold, Snow/Rain
21-30	Extreme Cold
31-40	Extreme cold, Heavy Clouds, light snow
41-60	Extreme cold, Light Clouds
67-99	Extreme Cold, Clear Skies
100	Strange Phenomena

Resources

d6	Bonepile (DC 12)	Insect (DC 15)
1	Bone	Insect husks
2	Bone	Insect husks x2
3	Sm Bone Husk	Insect husks x3
4	Sm Bone Husk	Insect husks x4
5	Sm Monster Bone	Cricket
6	Sm Monster Bone	Flashbug

d6	Mining (DC 15)	Mushrooms (DC 13)	Plants (DC 14)
1	Stone	Blue Mushroom x2	Airweed
2	Ice Crystal	Nitroshroom x2	Snow Herb x2
3	Armor Sphere	Toadstool x2	Huskberry
4	Ice Crystal	Parashroom x2	Huskberry
5	Armor Sphere	Blue Mushroom x3	Bomberry
6	Machalite Ore	Exciteshroom x2	Frozen Berry

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Encounters

For every hour that passes, make an Encounter roll. If the roll equals or exceeds the Encounter DC, roll 1d10 and consult this table.

d10 Encounters
1	1d4+3 anteka harassing a Felyne
2	1d8+1 gowngoat
3	2d8 popo
4	Quadruped tracks that turn bipedal and slowly fade away.
5	1d8 giaprey
6	1 giadrome
7	A small herd (1d4+1) of lagombi kits
8	1d6 blango
9	1 young mizutsune
10	1 young gammoth

Optional Rule set

Weakness tables

Carapaceon

Elder Dragons

Fanged Beasts

Fanged Wyverns

Flying Wyverns

Flying Wyverns (cont.)

Leviathans

Neopterons

Piscine Wyverns

Snake Wyverns

Temnoceran

Theropods

Unknown

Amphibians

Tetsucabra

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Tetsucabra Jaw (AC 15; HP 22) This part can be broken two times, once for each tusk. You can track each tusk separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one tusk to another. For each tusk that is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Boulder Toss max range is now 80 feet.

(2) The Dig ability now digs up a smaller boulder with 6 AC, 3 HP, and granting only a +1 to the Tetsucabras AC; in addition all Gore attacks are made with disadvantage.

Tetsucabra Back (AC 16; HP 30)
After breaking this part, The Standing Leap ability now provokes attacks of opportunity.

Tetsucabra Legs (AC 15; HP 18) This part can be broken two times, once for each leg. You can track each leg separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one leg to another. For each leg that is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) The Tetsucabra burrow speed and swim speed are halved.

(2) All Stomp attacks are made with disadvantage.

Shiny Drop

If the Tetsucabra is holding a boulder and is critically hit, succumbs to a status condition, or the boulder is destroyed, the Tetsucabra drops a Shiny on the ground.

d20
1-5	Jumbo Bone
6-10	Toad Tear
11-15	Paddock Oil
16-20	Large Toad Tear

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Tetsucabra Jaw

d20
10-16	Dignified Skull
17-20	Tetsucabra Tusks

Tetsucabra Back

d20
1-7	Tetsucabra Scale
8-12	Tetsucabra Shell

Tetsucabra Legs

d20
1-7	Tetsucabra Scale
8-12	Tetsucabra Shell
13-19	Tetsucabra Claw

Zamtrios

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Zamtrios Head. (AC 17; HP 38)
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Ice Drill does so with advantage.

Zamtrios Dorsal Fin. (AC 17; HP 34)
After breaking this part, the zamtrios swim speed is reduced by 15 feet, additionally its tremorsense is halved.

Zamtrios Leg. (AC 16; HP 18) This part can be broken twice, once for each leg. You can track each leg separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one leg to another. For each leg destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) The Zamtrios land speed is reduced by 10

(2) The Zamtrios burrow speed is halved and has disadvantage on stealth checks.

Zamtrios tail. (AC 16; HP 28) Not Severable
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Zamtrios Water Torrent action does so with advantage.

Recurring Ice

Ice Armor (AC 17; HP 20) This part does not contribute to the monster total health pool. Whenever the Zamtrios uses the Ice Amrmor ability this part regenerates all lost hit points, up to 20, and can then be targeted.

Destroying this part immediately ends the Ice Armor ability. When this part is destroyed it drops a "Shiny" on the ground next to the Zmatrios.

d100
1-10	Paddock Oil
11-95	Ice Crystal
96-100	Frost Sac

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Zamtrios Head

d20
2-20	Zamtrios Sawtooth

Zamtrios Dorsal Fin

d20
3-10	Zamtrios Hide
11-15	Zamtrios Scale
16-19	Zamtrios Fin
20	2x Zamtrios Fin

Zamtrios Leg

d20
3-10	Zamtrios Hide
11-15	Zamtrios Scale
16-19	Zamtrios Fin

Zamtrios Tail

d20
1-9	Zamtrios Hide
10-16	Zamtrios Scale
17-20	Zamtrios Tailblade

Bird Wyverns

Gypceros

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Gypceros Crest. (AC 18; HP 46)
After breaking this part, the Gypceros Flash ability recharges on a 6 and its radius is reduced to 30-feet.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Gypceros Crest

d20
16-18	Lightcrystal
19-20	Gypceros Head

Hypnocatrice

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Hypnocatrice Beak. (AC 16; HP 25)
After breaking this part, the Hypnocatrice Peck damage die is reduced by one size down. Ie. 2d8 becomes 2d6.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Hypnocatrice Beak

d20
9-17	Sleep Sac
18-20	Hypno Beak

Malfestio

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Malfestio Head. (AC 19; HP 40)
After breaking this part, the Malfestos Sonic Wave attack action now recharges on a 6.

Malfestio wings. (AC 18; HP 44)
After breaking this part, the Malfestos flying speed is reduced by 10-feet and it looses its Flyby ability. If the Malfesto is flying when its wings break, it falls to the ground prone and takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature fell.

Malfestio tail. (AC 19; HP 35) Not Severable
After breaking this part, the Malfesto makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Malfestio Head

d20
1-6	Malfestio Ear
9-12	Azure feather

Malfestio wings

d20
6-11	Malfestio Wingtalon
19-20	Malfestio Webbing

Malfestio tail

d20
1-6	Malfestio Tailfeather
12-19	Azurefeather

Qurupeco \ C.Qurupeco

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Qurupeco Beak. (AC 19; HP 40)
After breaking this part, the Qurupeco Innate Spellcasting now has "(recharge a 4-6)".

Qurupeco Wing Flints. (AC 18; HP 24)
After breaking this part, all saving throws made in response to the Flint action are made with advantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Qurupeco Beak

d20
13-16	Med Monsterbone
17-20	Alluring Beak

Qurupeco Wing Flints

d20
3-11	Qurupeco Feather
12-16	Vivid Feather
17-20	Flintstone

Pukei-Pukei

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Pukei-Pukei Head. (AC 13; HP 22)
After breaking this part, the Pukei-Pukei looses its Diet ability.

Pukei-Pukei Back. (AC 14; HP 25)
After breaking this part, the Pukei-Pukei looses its +4 to constitution saving throws.

Pukei-Pukei Wings. (AC 13; HP 20)
After breaking this part, the Pukei-Pukei's flying speed becomes 20. If the Pukei-Pukei is flying when the wings break, it falls to the ground prone and takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature fell.

Pukei-Pukei Tail. (AC 14; HP 30) Severable
When the tail is severed the Pukei-Pukei moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Pukei-Pukei to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, the Pukei-Pukei makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option cannot be used and the poison spray now shoots in a 15-foot cone.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Pukei-Pukei Head

d20
11-16	Pukei-Pukei Sac

Pukei-Pukei Back

d20
1-5	Pukei-Pukei Shell

Pukei-Pukei Wings

d20
17-20	Pukei-Pukei Wing

Pukei-Pukei Tail (Severed)

Cutting off the tail allows a separate roll for any one of the listed materials above. Alternatively you can acquire a Pukei-Pukei tail worth 150 GP.

Coral Pukei-Pukei

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Coral Pukei-Pukei Head. (AC 17; HP 23)
After breaking this part, the Coral Pukei-Pukei looses its +4 to hit on its Water Glob attack action.

Coral Pukei-Pukei Back. (AC 19; HP 26)
After breaking this part, the Coral Pukei-Pukei has disadvantage on constitution saving throws.

Coral Pukei-Pukei Wings. (AC 17; HP 21)
After breaking this part, the Coral Pukei-Pukei flying speed becomes 20. If the Coral Pukei-Pukei is flying when the wings break, it falls to the ground prone and takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature fell.

Coral Pukei-Pukei Tail. (AC 18; HP 31) Severable
When the tail is severed the Coral Pukei-Pukei moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Coral Pukei-Pukei to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, the Coral Pukei-Pukei makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option cannot be used and any saving throws made in response to the Water Jet - Spiral attack action are made with advantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Coral Pukei-Pukei Head

d20
11-16	Large Coral Pukei-Pukei Sac

Coral Pukei-Pukei Back

d20
1-5	Coral Pukei-Pukei Cortex

Coral Pukei-Pukei Wings

d20
17-20	Coral Pukei-Pukei Fellwing

Coral Pukei-Pukei Tail (Severed)

d20
7-13	Coral Pukei-Pukei Lash

Yian Garuga

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Yian Garuga Beak. (AC 17; HP 22)
After breaking this part, the Yian Garuga can now only make one peck attack when using its multiattack.

Yian Garuga Ear. (AC 18; HP 22)
After breaking this part, the Yian Garuga Sensitive Ears saving throws are made with disadvantage.

Yian Garuga wings. (AC 19; HP 22)
After breaking this part, the Yian Garuga flying speed is reduced by 10-feet and it looses its Flyby ability. If the Yian Garuga is flying when its wings break, it falls to the ground prone and takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature fell.

Yian Garuga Chest. (AC 17; HP 30)
After breaking this part, the Yian Garugas Violent Roar ability recharges on a 6.

Yian Garuga tail. (AC 18; HP 31) Severable
After breaking this part, the Yian Garuga makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option cannot be used.

When the tail is severed the Yian Garuga moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Yian Garuga Beak

d20
15-20	Rejuvenated Beak

Yian Garuga Ear

d20
16-20	Garuga Ear

Yian Garuga Wings

d20
14-19	Garuga Wing

Yian Garuga Chest

d20
10-14	Garuga Mane

Garuga Tail (Severed)

d20
8-13	Garuga Tail

Scarred Yian Garuga

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Scarred Garuga Beak. (AC 22; HP 40)
After breaking this part, the Scarred Yian Garuga can now only make one peck attack when using its multiattack.

Scarred Garuga Ear. (AC 23; HP 35)
After breaking this part, the Yian Garuga has disadvantage on any checks or saving throws that rely on hearing.

Scarred Garuga wings. (AC 23; HP 30)
After breaking this part, the Scarred Yian Garuga flying speed is reduced by 10-feet and it looses its Flight legendary action. If the Scarred Yian Garuga is flying when its wings break, it falls to the ground prone and takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature fell.

Scarred Garuga Chest. (AC 22; HP 50)
After breaking this part, the Scarred Yian Garugas Fire Barrage ability recharges on a 6.

Scarred Garuga tail. (AC 24; HP 45) Severable
When the tail is severed the Yian Garuga moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Scarred Yian Garuga to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, the Scarred Yian Garuga makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option and the Poisoned Tail legendary action cannot be used.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Scarred Garuga Beak

d20
12-18	Fancy Beak

Scarred Garuga Ear

d20
16-20	Garuga Auricle

Scarred Garuga Wings

d20
13-19	Garuga Fellwing

Scarred Garuga Chest

d20
10-15	Garuga Silverpelt

Garuga Tail (Severed)

d20
8-13	Garuga Tail

Yian Kut-Ku / Blue Yian Kut-Ku

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Yian Kut-Ku Ear. (AC 16; HP 25)
After breaking this part, when the Yian Kut-Ku makes saving throws with its Sensitive Ears ability, it does so with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Yian Kut-Ku Ear

d20
1-7	Kut-Ku Scale
13-16	Kut-Ku Ear
17-20	Kut-Ku Auricle

Brute Wyverns

Fulgur Anjanath

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Fulgur Anjanath Head. (AC 18; HP 36) This part can be broken two times. When the Fulgur Anjanath Head reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. Damage does not rollover from one break to another. When this part reaches 0 HP for the second time, its considered Broken. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Bites damage is reduced by 1d12.

(2) All Electric Snot attacks are made with Disadvantage.

Fulgur Anjanath Legs. (AC 19; HP 60)
After Breaking this part, Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Lightning Charge does so with advantage.

Fulgur Anjanath Tail. (AC 18; HP 53) Severable
When the tail is severed the Fulgur Anjanath moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Fulgur Anjanath to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, the Fulgur Anjanath makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option cannot be used.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

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Fulgur Anjanath Head (Scarred)

d20
5-9	Fulgur Anjanath Hardfang
10-17	Heavy Fulgur Anjanath Nosebone

Fulgur Anjanath Head (Broken)

d20
5-9	Fulgur Anjanath Hardfang
10-17	Heavy Fulgur Anjanath Nosebone
19-20	Fulgur Anjanath Mantle

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Fulgur Anjanath Legs

d20
5-11	Fulgur Anjanath Shard
15-20	Wyvern Tear

Fulgur Anjanath Tail (Severed)

d20
12-18	Fulgur Anjanath Lash
19-20	Fulgur Anjanath Mantle

Banbaro

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Banbaro Horn. (AC 17; HP 40) This part can be broken two times. When the Horns reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The Horns cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) All Horn attacks are made with disadvantage.

(2) The Improvised Weapon ability now recharges on a 5-6.

Banbaro Legs. (AC 17; HP 40)
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response the boulder Horn attack action does so with advantage.

Banbaro tail. (AC 18; HP 55) Severable
When the tail is severed the Banbaro moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Banbaro to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, the Banbaro makes all Hip Check attacks with disadvantage. In addition if this part was severed, all Throw attacks are made with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

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Banbaro Horn (Scarred)

d20
1-6	Banbaro Chine
7-14	Banbaro Cortex

Banbaro Horn (Broken)

d20
5-12	Banbaro Cortex
19-20	Banbaro Great Horn

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Banbaro Legs

d20
5-12	Banbaro Cortex
14-18	Dash Extract

Banbaro Tail (Severed)

d20
10-18	Banbaro Lash
19-20	Banbaro Gem

Brachydios

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Brachydios Head. (AC 20; HP 82)
After Breaking this part, all Horn attacks are made with disadvantage.

Brachydios Arms. (AC 20; HP 100)
After Breaking this part, all Fist attacks do 1d8 less damage.

Brachydios Tail. (AC 21; HP 70) Severable
When the tail is severed the Brachydios moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Brachydios to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Chemical Reaction does so with advantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Brachydios Head

d20
1-5	Brach Carapace
9-15	Brach Scalp

Brachydios Arm

d20
1-7	Brach Ebonshell
8-11	Mystery Slime
12-15	Brach Hammer
16-20	Brach Pounder

Brachydios Tail (Severed)

d20
1-7	Brach Ebonshell
8-14	Brach Tail
15-18	Brach Marrow
19-20	Brach Gem

Raging Brachydios

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Raging Brachydios Head. (AC 20; HP 94)
After Breaking this part, the Horn attack action now only covers a 5-foot radius.

Raging Brachydios Arms. (AC 20; HP 65) This part can be broken two times, one for each arm. You can track each arm separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one arm to another. For each arm destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) all Fist attacks do 1d8 less damage.

(2) all Fist attacks are made with disadvantage.

Raging Brachydios Tail. (AC 21; HP 86) Severable
When the tail is severed the Raging Brachydios moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Raging Brachydios to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Chemical Reaction does so with advantage.

Weakened Slime

For each part broken, the damage caused by Detonate is less effective. The reduction in damage is not cumulative but instead moves on to the next effect

(1) Damage is reduced by 1

(2) Detonate damage now deals 5 (2d4) fire damage.

(3) Detonate damage now deals 3 (2d4-2) fire damage (minimum of 1 fire damage).

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Raging Brachydios Head

d20
13-15	Immortal Reactor
16-20	Brach Warhead

Raging Brachydios Arm

d20
1-6	Indestructable Ebonshell
7-12	Flashpoint Slime
13-17	Brach Obliterator

Raging Brachydios Tail (Severed)

d20
1-6	Indestructable Ebonshell
9-13	Brachydios Lash
18-20	Brach Pallium

Barroth

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Barroth Head. (AC 17; HP 27)
After Breaking this part, all Headbutt attacks are made with disadvantage.

Barroth Arm. (AC 16; HP 20)
After Breaking this part, the Barroth has disadvantage on Strength Checks.

Barroth Legs. (AC 16; HP 27)
After Breaking this part, the Barroths Wallow now recharges on a 5-6.

Barroth Tail. (AC 17; HP 21) Severable
When the tail is severed the Barroth moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Barroth to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking this part, all Stomp attacks are made with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Barroth Head

d20
1-4	Fertile Mud
5-11	Barroth Ridge
15-20	Barroth Scalp

Barroth Arms

d20
1-4	Fertile Mud
6-12	Barroth Shell
13-20	Barroth Claw

Barroth Legs

d100
1-4	Fertile Mud
8-14	Barroth Shell
16-20	Wyvern Tear

Barroth Tail (Severed)

d20
1-5	Fertile Mud
19-20	Barroth Gem

Deviljho

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Deviljho Head. (AC 20; HP 34) This part can be broken three times. When the Head reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scratched and then Scarred and then finally Broken. Each time the parts HP resets to full. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Bite damage is reduced by 1d8.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Fire Breath does so with advantage.

(3) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Deviljho Stomach (AC 21; HP 42)

After Breaking this part, the Swallow attack action now requires 20 points of damage instead of 40.

Deviljho Tail. (AC 21; HP 54) Severable

When the tail is severed the Deviljho moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Deviljho to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking/severing this part, all tail attacks are made with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

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Deviljho Head (Scratched)

d20
4-9	Deviljho Scale
10-15	Deviljho Tallfang

Deviljho Head (Scarred)

d20
10-15	Deviljho Tallfang
16-19	Deviljho Scalp

Deviljho Head (Broken)

d20
9-12	Deviljho Scalp
13-18	Deviljho Saliva
19-20	Deviljho Gem

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Deviljho Stomach

d20
1-5	Deviljho Hide
6-11	Deviljho Scale
19-20	Deviljho Gem

Deviljho Tail (Severed)

d20
4-9	Deviljho Scale
15-18	Deviljho Tail
19-20	Deviljho Gem

Savage Deviljho

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Savage Deviljho Head. (AC 20; HP 34) This part can be broken Four times. When the Head reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scratched, Wounded, Scarred, and then finally Broken. Each time the parts HP resets to full. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Bite damage is reduced by 1d10.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Dragons Breath does so with advantage.

(3) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

(4) Bite damage is reduced by an additional 1d10

Savage Deviljho Stomach (AC 21; HP 42)

After Breaking this part, the Swallow attack action now requires 30 points of damage instead of 40.

Savage Deviljho Tail. (AC 21; HP 53) Severable

When the tail is severed the Savage Deviljho moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Savage Deviljho to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

After breaking/severing this part, all tail attacks are made with disadvantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

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Savage Deviljho Head (Scratched)

d20
1-5	Savage Hide
6-11	Savage Scale

Savage Deviljho Head (Wounded)

d20
4-9	Savage Scale
10-15	Savage Tallfang

Savage Deviljho Head (Scarred)

d20
9-14	Savage Tallfang
15-18	Savage Scalp
19-20	Savage Gem

Savage Deviljho Head (Broken)

d20
8-11	Savage Scalp
12-17	Savage Saliva
18-20	Savage Gem

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Savage Deviljho Stomach

d20
1-5	Savage Hide
6-11	Savage Scale
17-20	Savage Gem

Savage Deviljho Tail (Severed)

d20
4-9	Savage Scale
15-18	Savage Tail
19-20	Savage Gem

Duramboros

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Duramboros Horn. (AC 17; HP 39)
After breaking this part, all Horn attacks are made with disadvantage

Duramboros Hump. (AC 18; HP 54)
After breaking this part, the Duramborus AC is reduced by 1

Duramboros tail. (AC 17; HP 28) Severable This part can be broken two times. When the tail reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The tail cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play. In addition to slashing damage, this tail can be severed by bludgeoning damage.

(1) All Tail attack are made with disadvantage.

(2) The Tail attacks damage is reduced by 1d12, in addition any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Jump Attack does so with advantage.

When the tail is severed the Duramboros moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Duramboros to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Boulder Tail Reward

While the Duramboros tail is scarred, but before it is severed, and the monster is knocked prone while you are within 5 feet, as an action you can choose to mine from the Duramboros tail provided you have a miners pick. Immediately afterwards you can use a bonus action to mine once more. Roll 1d20 for every attempt; The Durmaboros tail can only be mined for a total of three times.

d20
1-11	Duram Carapace
12-18	Duram Tailcase
19-20	Duram Sacrum

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Duramboros Horn

d20
1-8	Duram Carapace
15-19	Duramboros Horn

Duramboros Hump

d20
1-5	Duram Carapace
6-13	Hard Mossplate
14-19	Duramboros Hump
20	2x Duramboros Hump

Duramboros Tail (Scarred)

d20
1-8	Duram Carapace
13-18	Duram Tailcase

Duramboros Tail (Severed)

d20
13-18	Duram Tailcase
19-20	Duram Sacrum

Glavenus

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Glavenus Head. (AC 19; HP 30) This part can be broken two times. When the Head reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The Head cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) The Bite attack action does 1d8 less damage.

(2) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Glavenus Forelimbs. (AC 19; HP 30)
After breaking this part, the Glavenus has disadvantage on Strength saving throws and its speed is reduced by 10 feet.

Glavenus Back. (AC 20; HP 45)
After breaking this part, the Glavenus has disadvantage on Dexterity and Constitution saving throws.

Glavenus tail. (AC 20; HP 30) Severable This part can be broken two times. When the tail reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The tail cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Tail Spin does so with advantage.

(2)Tail Spin damage is reduced by half before applying Resistances and immunity.

When the tail is severed the Glavenus moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Glavenus to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Hazard Break

When the tail is severed and the creature that reduced the tails hit points to zero is within 5 feet of the monster, that creature and any creature next to it must make a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw, taking 28 (8d6) slashing damage and 28 (8d6) fire damage on a failed save or half as much on a successful one.

Special Break

If at any moment, Cold damage is dealt or a Natural 20 is rolled when targeting the head while the Glavenus Sharpen is active, Sharpen immediately ends and the Glavenus drops a Shiny within 5 feet of it. This Special Break only happens two times, once before the face is scarred and once more after.

d6
1-2	Wyvern Tear
3	Flaming Bursa
4-5	Large Wyvern Tear
6	Solar Bursa

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Glavenus Head (Scarred)

d20
4-8	Glavenus Fang
9-14	Glavenus Pyroshell

Glavenus Head (Broken)

d20
9-14	Glavenus Pyroshell
18-20	Glavenus Plate

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Glavenus Forelimbs

d20
1-6	Glavenus Scale
7-11	Glavenus Carapace

Glavenus Back

d20
6-10	Glavenus Carapace
11-16	Glavenus Pyroshell

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Glavenus Tail (Scarred)

d20
6-10	Glavenus Pyroshell
11-15	Glavenus Tail
16-19	Glavenus Tailpiece

Glavenus Tail (Severed)

d20
9-13	Glavanus Tail
14-17	Glavenus Tailpiece
19-20	Glavenus Fire Orb

Acidic Glavenus

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Acidic Glavenus Head. (AC 19; HP 42) This part can be broken two times. When the Head reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The Head cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) The Bite attack action does 1d12 less damage.

(2) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Acidic Glavenus Forelimbs. (AC 20; HP 45)
After breaking this part, the DC for all Tail Spin actions is reduced by 2.

Acidic Glavenus Back. (AC 20; HP 63)
After breaking this part, the Acidic Glavenus has disadvantage on Strength saving throws and its speed is reduced by 10 feet, in addition any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Multiattack does so with advantage.

Acidic Glavenus tail. (AC 19; HP 39) Severable This part can be broken two times. When the tail reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The tail cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Tail Spin does so with advantage.

(2) Tail Spin damage is reduced by half before applying Resistances and immunity.

When the tail is severed the Acidic Glavenus moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Acidic Glavenus to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Hazard Break

When the tail is severed and the creature that reduced the tails hit points to zero is within 5 feet of the monster, that creature and any creature next to it must make a DC 21 Dexterity saving throw, taking damage equal to Acid Tail Spin or Sharpened Tail Spin, whichever state is current. damage dealt from the tail in this way is not reduced by any part break.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Acidic Glavenus Head (Scarred)

d20
1-7	Acidic Glavenus Shard
8-15	Acidic Glavenus Hardfang

Acidic Glavenus Head (Broken)

d20
3-10	Acidic Glavenus Hardfang
11-16	Honed Acidcryst

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Acidic Glavenus Forelimbs

d20
1-7	Acidic Glavenus Shard
8-16	Acidic Glavenus Cortex

Acidic Glavenus Back

d20
4-12	Acidic Glavenus Cortex
14-20	Acidic Glavenus Spineshell

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Acidic Glavenus Tail (Scarred)

d20
8-13	Honed Acidcryst
14-20	Acidic Glavenus Spineshell

Acidic Glavenus Tail (Severed)

d20
11-17	Acidic Glavenus Spineshell
18-20	Acidic Glavenus Tailedge

Radobaan

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Bone Armor

The Radobaans Bone Armor ability applies to to all Vital Points, however if a part breaks, its to be treated as if the conditions for the ability are met and the AC for all parts including the monster drops by 1. This drop in AC can go no lower than the inital +4 that the ability provides.

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Vital Points

Radobaan Chin. (AC 20; HP 42)
After breaking this part, the Radobaan makes all Chin Slam attacks with disadvantage.

Radobaan Back. (AC 21; HP 24)
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Radobaan Roll action does so with advantage.

Radobaan Legs. (AC 21; HP 30)
After breaking this part, the Radobaans Roll action now allows attacks of opportunity. If two characters deal damage during the roll, the Radobaan looses any remaining movement and is knocked prone.

Radobaan tail. (AC 20; HP 20) Severable This part can be broken two times. When the tail reaches 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and this parts HP resets to full. The tail cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) All Tail attacks are made with disadvantage.

(2) The Tail attack action can no longer be used. (must be severed)

When the tail is severed the Radobaan moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Radobaan to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Prone Bonus Reward

Whenever the Radobaan is prone and you are within 5 feet of it, as an action you can choose to mine from the Radobaan back provided you have a miners pick, immediately afterwards you can use a bonus action to mine once more. Roll 1d20 for every attempt; The Radobaan can only be mined for a total of three times.

d20
1-8	Sm Monsterbone
9-12	Radobaan Oilshell
13-18	Jumbo Bone
19-20	Monsterbone+

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Radobaan Chin

d20
10-17	Radobaan Oilshell
18-20	Radobaan Gem

Radobaan Back

d20
1-6	Radobaan Shell
7-14	Radobaan Scale
16-20	Radobaan Marrow

Radobaan Legs

d20
13-17	R.Sleep Sac
16-20	Radobaan Marrow

Radobaan Tail (Scarred)

d20
8-15	Radobaan Oilshell
16-20	Radobaan Marrow

Radobaan Tail (Severed)

d20
13-17	Radobaan Marrow
16-20	Radobaan Gem

Uragaan

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Uragaan Chin. (AC 16; HP 40)
After breaking this part, the Uragaan makes all Chin slam attacks with disadvantage.

Uragaan Back. (AC 17; HP 40)
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Uragaans Roll action does so with advantage.

Uragaan tail. (AC 17; HP 45) Severable
This part must be broken before it can be severed.

When the tail is severed the Uragaan moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Uragaan to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement

After breaking this part, the Uragaan makes all Tail attacks with disadvantage; If this part was severed, the Tail attack option cannot be used.

Prone Bonus Reward

Whenever the Uragaan is prone and you are within 5 feet of it, as an action you can choose to mine from the Uragaans back provided you have a miners pick, immediately afterwards you can use a bonus action to mine once more. Roll 1d20 for every attempt.

d20
1-8	Stone
9-12	U.Firecell Stone
13-18	Earth Crystal
19-20	Hard Armor Sphere

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Uragaan Chin

d20
17-20	Uragaan Jaw

Uragaan Back

d20
9-16	Uragaan Scute

Uragaan Tail (Severed)

d20
16-18	Uragaan Scute
19-20	Uragaan Ruby

Carapaceon

Daimyo Hermitaur

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Daimyo Hermitaur Shell (AC 20; HP 44) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another. Each time the part is destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) The Retreat reaction now has a recharge of 3-6.

(2) Any creature that makes saving throw in response to Crush does so with advantage.

Daimyo Hermitaur Claw (AC 20; HP 40) This part can be broken twice, once for each claw. You can track each claw separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one claw to another. For each claw destroyed an additional effect will come into play.

(1) Claws damage is reduced by 1d10.

(2) All Claw attacks are made with disadvantage. If the Daimyo Hermitaur Shell is scarred the Retreat reaction now recharges on a 5-6.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Daimyo Hermitaur Shell (Scarred)

d20
1-9	Hermitaur Shell
10-16	Monsterbone+
17-20	Black Pearl

Daimyo Hermitaur Shell (Broken)

d20
1-11	Monsterbone+
12-17	Black Pearl
18-20	Decayed Crimson Horn

Daimyo Hermitaur Claw

d20
1-5	Crab Pearl
10-20	Hermitaur Claw

Shen Gaoren

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Shen Gaorens Shell Unlike most monsters the Shen Gaorens breakable parts are already listed in the Monster Hunter Monster Manual. For this monster I will only list rewards given once the part breaks. The only excpetion is the Shen Gaoren Shell, although in the guide it can only be broken once. In this case it can be Wounded, Scarred and then finally broken when it reaches 0 hit points.

When the "Lao-Shun Skull" reaches 134 HP it is considered wounded.

When the "Lao-Shun Skull" reaches 68 HP it is considered scarred.

When the "Lao-Shun Skull" reaches 0 HP it is considered broken.

Shen Gaoren leg In the Monster Hunter Monster Manual this part can be broken several times and regenerates after a certain period of time. The same rules will apply however you can only receive a reward from breaking the legs up to a total of four times during the duration of the hunt.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain addition materials.

Shen Gaoren Shell (Wounded)

d20
1-5	Gaoren Shell
6-10	Elder Dragon Bone
11-20	Lao-Shan Scale

Shen Gaoren Shell (Scarred)

d20
1-4	Gaoren Carapace
5-9	Elder Dragon Bone
10-20	Lao-Shan Shell

Shen Gaoren Shell (Broken)

d20
1-5	Gaoren Spine
6-18	Elder Dragon Bone
19-20	Lao-Shan Horn

Shen Gaoren Leg

d20
5-10	Gaoren Pincer
12-17	Goaren Claw

Elder Dragons

Amatsumagatsuchi

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Break Exception

Unlike other elder dragons, the Amatsumagatsuchi is a unique specimen. Breaking parts of Amatsu or severing its tail doesn't have any effect on its powers. However when Amatsu's arms and back fins break, the Amatsu must land for at least one round to recover before it can continue to fly.

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Vital Points

Amatsumagatsuchi Horn (AC 18; HP 30) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

Amatsumagatsuchi Back Fin (AC 19; HP 35)

Amatsumagatsuchi Arms (AC 19; HP 23) This part can be broken twice, once for each arm. You can track each arm separately or as a whole, resetting the health once its reached 0; damage does not rollover from one arm to another.

Amatsumagatsuchi Tail (AC 18; HP 40) Severable

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Amatsumagatsuchi Horn (Scarred)

d20
1-9	Amatsu Carapace
10-16	Storm Vesicle
17-20	Amatsu Horn

Amatsumagatsuchi Horn (Broken)

d20
6-13	Storm Vesicle
13-16	Amatsu Horn
17-20	Heavenly Dragongem

Amatsumagatsuchi Back Fin

d20
9-12	Storm Vesicle
13-15	Amatsu Webbing
16-18	2 x Amatsu Webbing
19-20	Heavenly Dragongem

Amatsumagatsuchi Arms

d20
1-9	Amatsu Carapace
10-14	Amatsu Webbing
15-20	Amatsu Hardclaw

Amatsumagatsuchi Tail (Severed)

d20
1-9	Amatsu Carapace
10-14	Amatsu Webbing
15-20	Amatsu Stormtail

Behemoth

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Behemoth Horns (AC 23; HP 170)
After breaking this part, the damage dealt by the horn attack is halved.

Behemoth Claws (AC 23; HP 50) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the claw attack does so with advantage.

(2) All claw attacks are made with disadvantage.

Behemoth Tail (AC 24; HP 190) Severable
After breaking this part, all Tail attacks are made with disadvantage, excluding the creature targeted by the Enmity ability. If this part was severed, the "Tail" attack option cannot be used.

When the tail is severed the Behemoth moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Behemoth to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Behemoth Horns

d20
1-6	Behemoth Mane
7-11	2 x Behemoth Mane
12-18	Behemoth Great Horn
19-20	2 x Behemoth Great Horn

Behemoth Claws

d20
1-10	Behemoth Bone
11-17	Behemoth Shearclaw
18-20	2 x Behemoth Shearclaw

Behemoth Tail (Severed)

d20
1-6	Behemoth Bone
7-16	Behemoth Tail
17-18	2 x Behemoth Tail
19-20	Aetheryte Shard

Ceadeus

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Ceadeus Beard (AC 17; HP 160)
After breaking this part, the ceadeus looses its proficiency in charisma saving throws.

Ceadeus Hood (AC 16; HP 204)
After breaking this part, the move Torpedo now provokes attacks of opportunity, however its movement cannot be interrupted by effects like from the feat sentinel.

Ceadeus Tail (AC 16; HP 240) Not Severable
After breaking this part, all tail attacks are made with disadvantage.

Special Break

The Ceadeus Horn HP does not count towards the Ceadeus's total health if you are using that ruleset. The Ceadeus horns break, you roll 2 times on the bonus reward table.

Ceadeus Horn (AC 17; HP 250) After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to torpedo does so with advantage, in addition torpedo now cost 3 actions.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Ceadeus Horn

d20
1-5	Ceadeus Scale
6-10	Ceadeus Hide
11-17	Crooked Horn
18-20	Deep Dragongem

Ceadeus Beard

d20
1-7	Ceadeus Scale
8-12	Luminous Organ
13-20	Ceadeus Fur

Ceadeus Hood

d20
1-6	Ceadeus Scale
6-11	2 x Ceadeus Scale
12-17	Ceadeus Hide
18-20	2 x Ceadeus Hide

Ceadeus Tail

d20
1-11	Ceadeus Hide
12-20	Ceadeus Tail

Chameleos

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Large/Huge constitution

All damage dealt to a part is halved, round up, after applying resistances. If the attack roll was to miss the monster part but hit the monsters AC, treat all damage die rolls as 1, regardless of any feats, skills, or abilities.

Vital Points

Chameleos Horn (AC 18; HP 42)
After breaking this part, any check made to spot or locate the chameleos by sight are made with advantage.

Chameleos Wings (AC 17; HP 64)
After breaking this part, the ability Silent Step now uses an action.

Chameleos Tail (AC 17; HP 72) Severable
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Poison Mist does so with advantage.

When the tail is severed the Chameleos moves up to its speed away from the source of damage. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If movement in this way were to cause the Chameleos to cause harm to itself when entering that space, it instead stops short and falls prone, ending its movement.

Dual Part Break

While the Chameleos's horn is broken and its tail severed, it cannot use its Invisible Passage action.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Chameleos Horn

d20
2-13	Chameleos Speckled Hide
14-18	Chameleos Horn
19-20	Chameleos Gem

Chameleos Wings

d20
2-7	Chameleos Speckled Hide
8-12	Chameleos Webbing

Chameleos Tail (Severed)

d20
4-9	Chameleos Speckled Hide
14-18	Chameleos Tail
19-20	Chameleos Gem

Tempered Chameleos

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Vital Points

T.Chameleos Horn (AC 20; HP 52)

T.Chameleos Wings (AC 19; HP 71)

T.Chameleos Tail (AC 19; HP 77) Severable

Tempered Chameleos

For all part break effects, use the same effects as the ones located in the Chameleos block.

Dual Part Break

While the T.Chameleos's horn is broken and its tail severed, it cannot use its Invisible Passage action.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Chameleos Horn

d20
2-13	T.Chameleos Speckled Hide
14-18	T.Chameleos Spike
19-20	T.Chameleos Gem

Chameleos Wings

d20
2-7	T.Chameleos Speckled Hide
8-12	T.Chameleos Wing

Chameleos Tail (Severed)

d20
4-9	T.Chameleos Speckled Hide
14-18	T.Chameleos Tail
19-20	T.Chameleos Gem

Dalamadur

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

Dalamadur Head (AC 19; HP 53) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Bite attack does so with advantage.

(2) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Dalamadur Chest (AC 19; HP 66) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Fire Breath does so with advantage.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Constrict does so with advantage.

Dalamadur Front Leg (AC 19; HP 76)

After breaking this part, the DC to escape Constrict is reduced by 1.

Dalamadur Hind Leg (AC 20; HP 76)

After breaking this part, the DC to escape Constrict is reduced by 1.

Dalamadur Back (AC 20; HP 69) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) The Squeeze legendary action not cost 2 actions.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Meteor does so with advantage.

Dalamadur Tail (AC 20; HP 65) Severable
This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) The Tail attack damage is now 2d8.

(2) Must be severed; The Tail attack now has a reach of 10 feet.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Dalamadur Head (Scarred)

d20
1-5	Dalamdur Glaive
6-20	Dalamdur Gazer

Dalamadur Head (Broken)

d20
1-15	Dalamdur Gazer
16-17	2 x Dalamdur Gazer
18-20	Skyblade Gem

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Dalamadur Chest (Scarred)

d20
1-2	2 x Elder Dragon Blood
3-6	Dalamdur Glaive
7-20	Dalamdur Pectus

Dalamadur Chest (Broken)

d20
1-11	Dalamadur Steel
11-13	D.Vortex Bone
14-16	Dalamadur Pectus
17-18	Dalamadur Talon
19-20	Skyblade Gem

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Dalamadur Front Leg

d20
1-4	Dalamdur Glaive
5-19	Dalamadur Talon
20	2 x Dalamadur Talon

Dalamadur Hind Leg

d20
1-3	Dalamadur Glaive
4-13	D.Vortex Bone
14-20	Dalam Tail Scale

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Dalamadur Back (Scarred)

d20
1-9	Dalamadur Steel
10-14	D.Vortex Bone
15-18	Dalam Tail Scale
19-20	Skyblade Gem

Dalamadur Back (Broken)

d20
1-3	Dalamadur Glaive
4-16	Dalamadur Fanblade
17-18	2 x Dalamadur Fanblade
19-20	Skyblade Gem

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Dalamadur Tail (Scarred)

d20
1-2	D.Vortex Bone
3-6	Dalam Tail Scale
7-18	Dalam Tail Shell
19-20	2 x Dalam Tail Shell

Dalamadur Tail (Severed)

d20
1-4	Dalamadur Glaive
5-17	Dalam Tail Shell
18-20	Skyblade Gem

Shah Dalamadur

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the Shah Dalamadur's total health.

Vital Points

Shah Dalamadur Head (AC 24; HP 148) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Bite attack does so with advantage.

(2) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Shah Dalamadur Chest (AC 19; HP 171) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Fire Breath does so with advantage.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Constrict does so with advantage.

Shah Dalamadur Front Leg (AC 24; HP 158)

After breaking this part, the DC to escape Constrict is reduced by 2.

\columnbreak Shah Dalamadur Hind Leg (AC 25; HP 158)

After breaking this part, the DC to escape Constrict is reduced by 2.

Shah Dalamadur Back (AC 25; HP 169) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) The Squeeze legendary action not cost 2 actions.

(2) Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Meteor does so with advantage.

Shah Dalamadur Tail (AC 25; HP 165) Severable
This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be severed until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) The Tail attack damage is now 2d8.

(2) Must be severed; The Tail attack now had a reach of 10 feet.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

Shah Dalamadur Head (Scarred)

d20
1-5	S.Dalamdur Glaive
6-20	S.Dalamdur Gazer

Shah Dalamadur Head (Broken)

d20
1-15	S.Dalamdur Gazer
16-17	2 x S.Dalamdur Gazer
18-20	Skyblade Dragon Sapphire

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Shah Dalamadur Chest (Scarred)

d20
1-2	2 x Elder Dragon Blood
3-6	S.Dalamdur Glaive
7-20	S.Dalamdur Pectus

Shah Dalamadur Chest (Broken)

d20
1-11	S.Dalamadur Steel
11-13	S.Vortex Bone
14-16	S.Dalamadur Pectus
17-18	S.Dalamadur Ripper
19-20	Skyblade Dragon Sapphire

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Shah Dalamadur Front Leg

d20
1-4	S.Dalamdur Glaive
5-19	S.Dalamadur Ripper
20	2 x S.Dalamadur Ripper

Shah Dalamadur Hind Leg

d20
1-3	S.Dalamadur Glaive
4-13	S.Vortex Bone
14-20	S.Dalam Tail Scale

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Shah Dalamadur Back (Scarred)

d20
1-9	S.Dalamadur Steel
10-14	S.Vortex Bone
15-18	S.Dalam Tail Scale
19-20	Skyblade Dragon Sapphire

Shah Dalamadur Back (Broken)

d20
1-3	S.Dalamadur Glaive
4-16	S.Dalamadur Fanblade
17-18	2 x S.Dalamadur Fanblade
19-20	Skyblade Dragon Sapphire

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Shah Dalamadur Tail (Scarred)

d20
1-2	S.Vortex Bone
3-6	S.Dalam Tail Scale
7-18	S.Dalam Tail Shell
19-20	2 x S.Dalam Tail Shell

Shah Dalamadur Tail (Severed)

d20
1-4	S.Dalamadur Glaive
5-17	S.Dalam Tail Shell
18-20	Skyblade Dragon Sapphire

Dire Miralis

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the creatures's total health.

Vital Points

D.Miralis Head (AC 20; HP 35)
After breaking this part, Greater Fireball now recharges on a 6.

D.Miralis Chest (AC 19; HP 44)
After breaking this part, Magma Armors AC increase is reduced by 2.

D.Miralis Shoulder (AC 20; HP 35)
After breaking this part, all Magma Glob attacks are made with disadvantage.

D.Miralis Tail (AC 19; HP 41) Not severable
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to Crush does so with advantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

D.Miralis Head

d20
1-5	Miralis Scale
15-18	Miralis Evil Eye
19-20	Dire Dragongem

D.Miralis Chest

d20
9-11	Gushing Magma
12-16	Immortal Heart
19-20	Dire Dragongem

D.Miralis Shoulder

d20
7-10	Miralis Fireclaw
15-18	Miralis Hellwing
19-20	Dire Dragongem

D.Miralis Tail

d20
1-3	Elder Dragon Blood
9-11	Gushing Magma
13-16	Miralis Smelter

Fatalis

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Gargantuan Constitution

The HP belonging to a part does not count towards the Fatalis total health.

Vital Points

Fatalis Head (AC 24; HP 200) This part can be broken two times. When this part reach 0 hit points for the first time, its considered Scarred and its HP resets to full. This part cannot be broken until it reaches 0 hit points in its second phase. Damage does not rollover from one phase to another.

(1) After breaking this part, Fireball now has a recharge of 4-6.

(2) All Bite attacks are made with disadvantage.

Fatalis Chest (AC 23; HP 250)
Any creature that makes a saving throw in response to a breath attack does do with advantage.

Fatlis Wings (AC 23; HP 180)
After breaking this part, any creature that makes a saving throw in response to the Wing attack legendary action do with advantage.

Bonus Rewards

Breaking any of the listed parts allows a separate roll on the appropriate table for the chance to obtain additional materials.

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Fatalis Head (Scarred)

d20
1	Fatalis B.Scale
2	Fatalis R.Scale
3	Fatalis W.Scale
4-20	Fatalis Horn

Fatalis Head (Broken)

d20
1	Fatalis B.Scale
2	Fatalis R.Scale
3	Fatalis W.Scale
4-20	Fatalis Eye

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Fatalis Chest

d20
1-5	Fatalis Shell
6-20	Fatalis Cortex

Fatalis Wings

d20
1	Fatalis B.Scale
2	Fatalis R.Scale
3	Fatalis W.Scale
4-20	Fatalis Fellwing