Monster Hunter Rise: Monster Bone + | How to get Monster Bone +
Monster Bone + is a material in Monster Hunter Rise. As the name suggests, it's a better-than-average type of Monster Bone, and is correspondingly tricky to get hold of.
On this page:
- How to get Monster Bone + in Monster Hunter Rise
- Quests that include Monster Bone + as a reward
- What recipes use Monster Bone + in Monster Hunter Rise
How to get Monster Bone + in Monster Hunter Rise
Monster Bone + can only be obtained by hunting certain High Rank monsters as part of Quests.
Four types of monsters drop Monster Bone +: Great Baggi, Great Izuchi, Great Wroggi, and Kulu-Ya-Ku.
Hunting any of the four gets you Monster Bone + as a Target Reward.
Alternatively, Great Baggi and Great Wroggi also have a chance to drop the item when they're Captured. The likelihood of the drop containing a Monster Bone + is nigh-on identical in both cases, regardless of whether you target or capture.
Unfortunately, those chances are only 12% or 13%, so be prepared to hunt a lot of monsters for this one.
Quests that include Monster Bone + as a reward
You can pick up Monster Bone + on many different quests in Monster Hunter Rise.
There's a fairly even split between Village Quests (single-player) and Hub Quests (single- or multiplayer), as well as between Key (main) and Non-Key (side) quests.
| Quest Name | Quest Level | Quest Type |
|---|---|---|
| Beastly Chaos | Level 3 | Hub Quest (side-quest) |
| Beckoning Slumber | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Bully of the Caverns | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Champion of the Caverns | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Comeuppance | Level 5 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Disastrously Beautiful | Level 3 | Hub Quest (side-quest) |
| Down 'n' Dirty | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Electrifying Epiphany | Level 5 | Village Quest (key quest) |
| A Few Bumps Along the Way | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| A Friend in Need | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Hellfire | Level 3 | Hub Quest (side-quest) |
| Hermit of the Swamp | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| King of the Sky, Bane of the Land | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Like a Flash of Lightning | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| My Muse the Mizutsune | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Nocturnal Tracker | Level 5 | Village Quest (key quest) |
| Nosey Nuisances | Level 5 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Rathalos Alert! | Level 5 | Village Quest (key quest) |
| Tail to Tail | Level 3 | Hub Quest (side-quest) |
| A Test of Courage | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Thundering Voice | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Twilit Twin Stars | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Twisted Desire | Level 6 | Village Quest (side-quest) |
| Waltzing by Moonlight | Level 5 | Village Quest (key quest) |
| Wavering Moon and Thunder | Level 3 | Hub Quest (key quest) |
| Wind Speed Wyvern | Level 5 | Village Quest (key quest) |
What recipes use Monster Bone + in Monster Hunter Rise
Monster Bone + is a key component in a number of weapon forging and armour crafting recipes.
However, its most frequent (and arguably its most desirable) use is in upgrading weapons to higher levels.
| Weapons forged with Monster Bone + (number required) | Weapon upgrades forged with Monster Bone + (number required) | Armour pieces crafted with Monster Bone + (number required) |
|---|---|---|
| Cornupion I (3) | Axeblade II (2) | Anjanath Coil (1) |
| Gelid Mind I (2) | Azure Crest II (3) | Anjanath Greaves (2) |
| Growling Wyvern I (3) | Bone Barong I (3) | Baggi Coil S (1) |
| Hidden Blade I (2) | Bone Blade I (3) | Brigade Boots (1) |
| Hidden Gemini I (2) | Bone Bludgeon I (2) | Brigade Coil (2) |
| Mandible Blade I (2) | Bone Tabar I (3) | Brigade Lobos (1) |
| Ricebane I (3) | Buster Blade (2) | Brigade Suit (1) |
| Carapace Hammer II (3) | Brigade Vambraces (2) | |
| Castello Saif II (3) | Channeler Obi (1) | |
| Deadly Serpentblade II (2) | Channeler Robe (1) | |
| Diablos Bashers I (4) | Diablos Coil (2) | |
| Diablos Lance I (4) | Izuchi Greaves S (1) | |
| Dirty Baron II (2) | Izuchi Mail S (1) | |
| Flammenkaefer I (2) | Jelly Boots (1) | |
| Golem Gunlance I (2) | Jelly Gloves (1) | |
| Graceful Death II (2) | Kulu-Ya-Ku Braces S (2) | |
| Growling Wyvern I (2) | Medium’s Obi (1) | |
| Hardened Bone Horn (2) | Medium’s Robe (1) | |
| Hidden Axe I (2) | Mizutsune Greaves (2) | |
| Hunter's Bow I (2) | Nargacuga Helm (2) | |
| Iron Bayonet I (2) | Sinister Garb (2) | |
| Kulu Glaive II (2) | Skull Visage (2) | |
| Kulu Katana II (2) | Tigrex Coil (2) | |
| Kulu Mosso II (3) | Utsushi Chest (H) (1) | |
| Longear Axe II (2) | Utsushi Chest (V) (1) | |
| Longtusk Spear (1) | Utsushi Tassets (H) (1) | |
| Power Gasher I (3) | Utsushi Tassets (V) (1) | |
| Rugged Lance II (2) | Wroggi Vambraces S (2) | |
| Sharktooth Spear II (1) | Zinogre Helm (2) | |
| Sleepy Shellslice II (2) | ||
| Snow Slicers II (2) | ||
| Spark Slicer II (2) | ||
| Sturdy Glaive I (2) | ||
| Tigrex Archer I (3) | ||
| Tigrex Howl I (1) | ||
| Vicello Nulo White II (2) | ||
| Wroggi Sword II (4) | ||
| Wyvern Fang I (2) | ||
| Yakt Shooter I (3) |
To see how this impressive selection of armour stacks up against the others in the game, why not check out our guide to best early- and late-game armours next?