If it’s been long enough, you can use one monster to make an already ridden monster rideable again. It’s rare that you’ll be able to ride the same monster twice in a single hunt, especially if that monster is your target.
Once you’ve ridden a monster, its invisible riding gauge goes way up. This is an awesome way to start each fight with some serious damage. You can ride this monster to your target and whale on them until your Wyvern Riding timer runs out. After only one or two Silkbind moves, you’ll be able to mount the monster. Before it starts attacking you, hit it with a Silkbind attack from your weapon. The best way to start a hunt is to approach a monster that isn’t your target. These monsters have a very low riding threshold. But there are almost always other monsters on the map. For target monsters - as in any monster that’s on your quest log, the one you’re actively hunting - the riding threshold is very high, meaning you’ll need to deal a lot of mounting damage to Wyvern Ride them. To get a monster into a rideable state, you need to beat on it with aerial attacks or Silkbind moves - you know you’re dealing mounting damage because the numbers will have a blue tinge to them.
#MONSTER HUNTER RIDERS GUIDE HOW TO#
How to put the monster in a rideable position and start every hunt with a Wyvern Ride Take your monster to your target to start each hunt with massive damage Image: Capcom via Polygon This is a great way to grab a monster that isn’t your target and take them to the monster you’re actively hunting. If you still have control, you may need to take the long way around. If they lock into place, they’re getting ready to jump. If you’re curious about whether a monster can climb, push them against a ledge for a few seconds. They can climb cliffs or jump down from tall ledges. Monsters are actually quite mobile as well. The timer at the bottom of the screen is very generous, so you can cover an entire map and still have time to whale on your monster. Getting a monster into a rideable state is pretty easy - and we’ll cover that in just a second - but once you’re on its back, you can ride a monster almost anywhere. You can drive your monsters almost anywhere In this Monster Hunter Rise Wyvern Riding guide, we’ll set you on a path to mastering this complex system. It’ll teach you how to mount a monster, execute a Mounted Punisher, and all of the basics you’ll need to know.Įven when you know how to mount a monster, you’ll still have so much left to learn about Wyvern Riding. If you’re clever, you can use this to your advantage and inflict serious damage to your target monster.īefore diving into our tips, run the “Learning to Ride” Wyvern Riding tutorial mission from the Village. Instead of climbing on a monster’s back and downing them for bonus damage like in previous titles, Rise lets you ride and control the monsters in combat.
Wyvern Riding is the new way you mount monsters in Monster Hunter Rise.
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