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Monster Hunter: World

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240 item & ability references14 guidesCAPCOM Co., Ltd.PC edition · Aug 8, 2018
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Items, equipment & abilities

240 source-linked references · 240 with game artwork

240 matching references · Undated entries keep reference order.

Reference coverage and sources

Sources are limited to the supplied Kiranico weapon page and Game8 Monster Hunter: World pages. The weapon list is labeled MH:World and its page title also references Iceborne; samples do not establish whether every weapon is base-game or expansion-specific. The augmentation table is explicitly HR. No selected table provides a broader edition or NG+ distinction.

Counts describe the imported source tables. They do not establish complete coverage of every patch, DLC or upgrade variant. Multiple values remain labeled as listed values when the source does not identify their upgrade levels.

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Compare weapon roles

If choosing a weapon type, compare the source’s role descriptions for speed, range, defense, and support; these entries summarize roles rather than individual weapon moves.

Great Sword Dual Blades Lance
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Check skill triggers

If reviewing conditional effects, start with Agitator’s enraged-monster trigger and Peak Performance’s full-health condition.

Agitator Peak Performance Artillery
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Common mistakes to avoid

Skill benefits can depend on conditions

A skill can be equipped while its benefit depends on a trigger. Peak Performance’s attack increase requires full health and returns after fully healing.

Set bonuses use piece thresholds

Different thresholds can grant different effects. Diablos Mastery lists Bludgeoner at two pieces and Non-elemental Boost at four.

Slot level does not grant the jewel’s skill

Decoration slot level determines which decorations fit. The slot itself does not add skill points; the installed decoration provides or enhances a skill.

References & guide scope

A descriptive reference to weapon roles, basic skills, armor set bonuses, skill stacking, and decoration slots supported by the supplied passages. The excerpts do not establish comparative effectiveness, crafting costs, or complete upgrade paths.

  • Weapon entries are brief role descriptions; the supplied passages do not provide detailed moves, weapon statistics, or complete named upgrade branches.
  • The equipment sources contain both base-game and Iceborne material. This reference uses selected base-game examples and excludes Iceborne-exclusive Master Rank details; installed edition and DLC ownership are not established.
  • Crafting costs, complete upgrade requirements, comparative effectiveness, and a full decoration catalog are not covered by these passages.

Explanations prepared with GPT-6 Luna and checked against the linked references. These are source-reviewed guides. They do not establish independently tested optimal builds or exact upgrade budgets. How coverage works.

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