MONSTER HUNTER 4U

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Quest Types

Different Quests have different objectives, such as hunt a specific monster or gather and deliver a certain number of a specific item.

Hunting Quests

Slaying Quests

Quests that require you to kill the designated monsters. These often consist of slaying smaller monsters, though Quests to slay larger and more dangerous monsters will appear from time to time.

Capture Quests

Quests that require you to capture a monster alive. Accidentally slaying the monster will result in failing the Quest. To capture a monster, you'll need special items such as traps and Tranq Bombs.

Hunting Quests

Quests that don't require a specific hunting method. Either slaying or capturing the target will result in successfully clearing the Quest.

Gathering Quests

Quests that require the delivery of a set number of a designated item to the Delivery Box. Depending on the objective, these Quests can be just as dangerous as Hunting Quests. Therefore, make sure you are prepared for the possibility of encountering monsters.

For Harvest Tour Quests, you are free to gather as many items as you want until time expires, or until you deliver the Paw Pass Ticket provided in your Supply Box.

Arena

Special Quests available at the Gathering Hall in Val Habar or the Assembly in Dundorma. Use the items and equipment provided to take down monsters as quickly as possible.

Expeditions/Guild Quests

Quests that send you to investigate the Everwood. After completing certain feats during Expeditions, special Quests known as Guild Quests will become available to you.

Quests
Undertaking Quests
Quest Types
Arena
Expeditions
Guild Quests
Quest Rules
Hunting Large Monsters
Special Hunting Equipment
Gathering Items/Carving

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