Where to get Monster Hunter Rise Pelts
How to get Warm Pelts and High-Quality Pelts in Monster Hunter Rise
Monster Hunter Rise Pelts are important ingredients in crafting recipes, especially Warm pelts, High-Quality Pelts and Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Prized Pelts. Finding them isn't always obvious though and you will need to find some at certain points to make a few vital items.
While Monster Hunter Rise Pelts, like most of its crafting bits, might seem hard to find at first, they're very easy to locate once you know what you're looking for. So, if you're in need of any sort of Warm or High-Quality Pelts, read on for all the details you need to find them.
Where to get Warm Pelts in Monster Hunter Rise
You can get warm pelts in Monster Hunter Rise from Kelbis - small, greenish, deer-like creatures you can find around several maps. If you want to farm Warm Pelts then the Shrine Ruins is the best place to go. There are groups of Kelbi in the northwest and northeast corners of the map, roughly around areas 13 and 11 above.
Kelbi respawn quickly so by running between these areas you can hunt them almost constantly. However, the presence of a large monster can scare them off, so you may want to keep dung pods or a Stinkmink handy to force large monsters to leave.
Kelbi will often drop an extra item when you first attack them, usually Kelbi Horn, which is used to make Ancient Potions. However, deal enough damage and it'll be stunned long enough for you to carve it, which will drop one of three things: horns, pelts, or livers. You only get one carve per Kelbi, so getting a stack of Warm Pelts can take some time.
How to get High-Quality Pelts in Monster Hunter Rise
If you want high quality pelts in Monster Hunter Rise then you just need high rank Kelbi. It's basically the same set up as getting warm pelts, just from a higher-rarity animal. You can find these Kelbi in the same spots in the Shrine Ruins at high rank, so this method will work just fine once you reach the later stages of the game and start crafting new gear sets.
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