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This release brings a host of new features to WeatherCat, including:

#Mhw weathercat how to

If you need help making it up to it in the first place, you can check out our guide on how to reach the summit.We are very pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of WeatherCat 2.0.0.

No Ghillie Mantle required - it doesn't even have eyes. It'll circle above the highest point of the summit with the three mining outcrops eventually. If it is, make the trek up the mountain and capture it. Spawn into the Northeast Camp, and immediately look upwards toward's the peak - give it a few seconds, but it should be obvious if it's up there. Not only will it only spawn at the Hoarfrost Reach's summit - an area that many players are undoubtedly going to miss - but it also only spawns on clear nights when the swarms of Moon Slugs aren't hanging around the caves. This one is probably the trickiest to find. You should probably bring Baitbugs to lure it to you. It should be obvious to spot - its fin will be sticking out of the water, with a very distinct shape. Apparently, it can also spawn in the Ancient Forest and the Coral Highlands, so if you've managed to find it there - please let us know in the comments! Submerged Mystery - Sealord's Crestĭespite what the Piscine Researcher might lead you to believe, the best way to catch this fish is in Area 8 of the Hoarfrost Reach, during the night. If you need help discerning its location, we've made a short video showing the path to its location, embedded above. Startle it and it'll begin flying around - you'll need to practice some dexterity to capture it in mid-air, but don't worry too much it just continues to fly around in circles, so you should manage it eventually. If it's currently spawned, it'll sit at roost on a perch near a nest just below the hill's peak. This one will occasionally spawn at the very top of the Wildspire Waste, around Area 5, during the day and when the weather is Clear.

No Ghillie Mantle required - he's easy enough to just bag, as even when he starts running away, it's very slowly. Golden Gleam - Goldspring Macaqueīy far the easiest Rare Endemic Life to capture in Iceborne - especially if you check during the "Pearl Snatchers" Event Quest! Check Area 2 in the Hoarfrost Reach during the day, and if you're lucky enough to find one, it'll be hanging out on the rock platform in the middle of the hot spring. Make sure to spend a voucher to ensure that the skill will activate before heading out! For "Upsurge-only" drops, check that the gathering point that you're targeting is either "Flourishing" or on an "Upsurge" on the World Map before heading out. Do that, and you should have all the Canteen items to you need to eat a meal with the skill. You'll want to forage Butterbur and Frozen Foliage gathering spots in the Hoarfrost Reach for Rare, Super Rare, and Upsurge-only drops - as well as complete all of the Canteen optional quests and deliveries. The Felyne Zoomaster Food Skill, which can only be activated by eating a meal filled with Trailblazer food items, makes Rare Endemic Life spawn more frequently, and is the key to making your life a whole lot easier. Felyne Zoomaster is Your Friendįirst things first, however - gather all of the new Drink canteen ingredients before heading out on the hunt for some of these creatures. It's recommended that players accept those two bounties first before actively searching for these two trophies. Note: Both the Goldspring Macaque and the Sealord's Crest are also Bounties for the Endemic Life Researcher and the Piscine Researcher respectively. If you're aiming to unlock all of the trophies or achievements in Iceborne, you're going to need to catch all of these - so we've taken the time to catalog where each and every one of these creatures can be found, and how to capture them. Monster Hunter World: Iceborne continues this trend, and adds quite a few new Rare Endemic Life to both its new maps as well as already existing ones. One of the key aspects to Monster Hunter: World's, err, world was how depending on the time of day or the weather each area could house entirely different small creatures, including some Rare Endemic Life that would only appear during very specific circumstances.