Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Prized Pelts Guide

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is finally here, and has added new crafting resources for players to collect. In this Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Prized Pelts guide, we will show you how and where to acquire these Prized Pelts.

Ensuring you have the greatest gear and weaponry is essential for gamers who wish to climb the Master Rank charts. Players must thus locate the new crafting components and resources that the Sunbreak update has brought. Prized Pelts, one of the new crafting materials, may be acquired by carving two different kinds of little creatures.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Prized Pelts Location

In Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, you must hunt Kelbi or Anteka on Master Rank tasks to get Prized Pelt. Going on a Master Rank Expedition is the most effective method to do this. You’ll have more time to hunt this way and won’t have to fight any monsters unless you want to.

The drop rates for the two creatures you need to hunt are:

• Kelbi (30% carve chance)
• Anteka (18% carve chance)

Firstly, we’ll talk about hunting and killing the Kelbi.

Farming Kelbi

The best way to find Prized Pelt in Sunbreak is by killing and then carving small monsters called Kelbi.

They are peaceful, deer-like animals that may be found in the Shrine Ruins, Sandy Plains, Flooded Forest, and Jungle. It should take a few strikes to defeat them, but take care as a huge monster can frighten the Kelbi away.

Make sure that you start an expedition on Master Rank in Sunbreak. Kelbi can be distinguished from other monsters by their smaller size. They also possess blue-colored fur that can be spotted from afar.

However, Kelbi’s run away rather quickly, so it is recommended to use ranged weapons or a Kunai to kill them. Using ranged weapons will almost always ensure a Kelbi Kill. And for players looking to find the best route to farm Prized Pelt, try going to the Shrine Ruins in Master Rank and walking around Areas 11, 12, and 13. Players should be able to find at least 5-6 to defeat.

They also have a chance to drop other items other than the prized pelts, including:

• Kelbi Horn has a 35% chance of dropping
• Prized Pelt has a drop rate of 30%
• White Liver has a 15% chance of dropping
• High-Quality Pelt has a drop rate of 10%
• Raw Meat has a 10% chance of dropping

Now, we can move on to the next part of this guide, hunting the Anteka.

Farming Anteka

Another animal named Anteka must be killed in order for hunters to get Prized Pelt in the second method. They have big horns that stick out from their heads and resemble bulls. They are known to attack hunters if they ever feel threatened, despite being generally gentle.

Antekas can be abundantly found in the Frost Islands. Start an expedition on Master Rank in those islands and continue farming Antekas for Prized Pelts.

The drop rate of Prized Pelt from Antekas is almost half the drop rate of Prized Pelts from Kelbis. Farming Kelbis instead of Antekas for Prized Pelts is recommended, as Kelbis will give you those precious prized pelts more quickly.

They also have a chance to drop other items other than the prized pelts, including:

• Anteka Proud Antler 40%
• Raw Meat 32%
• Prized Pelt 18%
• White Liver 10%

Prized Pelts Uses

Prized Pelts are used for crafting certain late-game armor pieces from Sunbreak, though by no means all of them. Still, it’s an essential component in certain powerful pieces of gear, and it’s worth having a few Prized Pelts in reserve just in case you ever want to build specialist equipment.

Prized Pelts can be used to make all the following armor and Buddy Equipment:

• Khezu Coil X
• Leather Headgear X
• Kadachi Greaves X
• Hunter’s Helm X
• Bone Vampraces X
• Volvidon Mail X
• Leather Gloves X
• Lagombi Helm X
• Hunter’s Greaves X
• Lagombi Coil X
• Izuchi Coil X

Now that you know which small creatures you need to hunt to get Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Prized Pelts, it shouldn’t take long to get enough of them to make the best gear. Happy hunting.