Mhw More Equipment Slots
Decorations are upgrade gems in Monster Hunter World. They’re jewels that can be used to enhance weapons and armor with new skills. You’ll start getting them after you reach high rank. They’re pretty rare, and some players are unclear on how the system actually works. We’ve decided to write up a guide about Monster Hunter World decorations, jewels & gems, to show you how to get and use them.
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- Weapons, armor, and charms can come with up to 3 Decoration slots for Decoration Jewels. Higher rarity equipment usually have more slots and better slots. Blademaster Weapons. The following are Blademaster weapons: Great Sword; Long Sword; Sword and Shield; Dual Blades; Hammer; Hunting Horn; Lance; Gunlance; Switch Axe; Charge Blade; Insect Glaive.
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You’ll gain access to the decorations system after you reach high rank, which is MHW’s version of new game plus. The game will let you know you’ve unlocked it, along with six star quests,alpha and beta armors, and more. When you talk to the smithy afterwards, you’ll get your first jewel.
How to use jewels & gems?
You can insert the gems into gear that has decoration slots. Go to the smithy and use the “set decorations” option. It will give you a list of all the equipment you have that supports jewels, as well as the list of gems you own. Both slots and jewels can have levels – the slot level needs to be the same or higher than the jewel level.
If you want to use a decoration on a weapon, you’ll need to upgrade it enough first. When it comes to armor, though, you’ll need to craft the beta version of the desired piece – alfa versions come with two skills, while beta versions have one skill and one gem slot.
How to get decorations in MHW?
Most of the time, you’ll get decorations from appraisal items, like the Mysterious Feystone. These can be obtained as quest rewards, bought from some merchants, or received from the Tailrider Safari. When you interact with the appraisal item, you’ll open it up and find a jewel or two of varying rarities. Your chances of getting them from quests are best if you do high rank quests (six stars, involving high rank versions of monsters.)
Hunter equipment is separated into the following categories:
- Weapon
- Armor
- Charm
- Decoration Jewels
- Specialized Equipment
The Hunter also has the Slinger and Scoutflies, which are both great assets in a hunt.
Acquiring Equipment
Equipment can be acquired in the following ways:
- Purchase starter weapons and armor from the shop
- Forge and upgrade weapon/armor at the Smithy
- Forge and upgrade charms at the Smithy
- Forge decorations with the melding pot
Crafting and Upgrading Equipment
A majority of the equipment in MH: World is acquired from crafting and upgrading. Some equipment can be bought, but bought equipment is restricted to starter weapons and armor.
| Type | Weapons | Armors | Charm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monster materials | O | O | O |
| Ores | O | O | O |
| Natural resources | O | O | O |
| Tickets | O | O | O |
Most weapons cannot be crafted directly, but have to be upgraded from other weapons. Some weapons can be crafted directly, but require more materials than creating it by upgrading from an existing weapon.
Armour upgrade cost Armour Sphere(s). Low rank armour cannot be upgraded into high rank armor.
Weapons, armor, and charms can come with up to 3 Decoration slots for Decoration Jewels. Higher rarity equipment usually have more slots and better slots.
Blademaster Weapons
The following are Blademaster weapons:
Blademaster weapons come with the following attributes:
| Weapon | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
| All | Rarity | A relative scale describing the difficulty in acquiring the weapon |
| All | Attack | Attack power of the weapon |
| All | Level | Number of upgrades the weapon has received |
| All | Element/Status | The Elemental/Status value of the weapon (if any) |
| All | Sharpness | Sharpness bar of the weapon |
| All | Slot | The number of slots available for Decoration Jewels |
| All | Affinity | The likelihood of performing a critical hit |
| All | Defense | Defense of the weapon (if any) |
| Hunting Horn | Notes | The 3 melody notes of the Hunting Horn |
| Gunlance | Shell and Shell Lv | Shell Type and Level of the Gunlance |
| Switch Axe | Phial | Phial type of the Switch Axe. |
| Charge Blade | Phial | Phials for the Charge Blade. |
| Insect Glaive | Kinsect | Kinsect paired with the weapon |
| Insect Glaive | Kinsect Bonus | Bonuses received by Kinsect when paired with this weapon |
Gunner weapon
The following are Gunner weapons:
Gunner weapons come with the following attributes
| Weapon | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
| All | Rarity | A relative scale describing the difficulty in acquiring the weapon |
| All | Attack | Attack power of the weapon |
| All | Level | Number of upgrades the weapon has received |
| All | Slot | The number of slots available for Decoration Jewels |
| All | Affinity | The likelihood of performing a critical hit |
| All | Defense | Defense of this weapon (if any) |
| Bowgun (both) | Reload | Reload speed of the Bowgun |
| Bowgun (both) | Recoil | Recoil incurred when firing a Bowgun shot |
| Bowgun (both) | Deviation | The direction a Bowgun shot deviates when it is fired |
| Bowgun (both) | Ammo | Ammo compatibility and clip size |
| Bowgun (both) | Mods | Mods applied to the Bowgun |
| Heavy Bowgun | Special Ammo | Rechargeable Special Ammo |
| Bow | Element | The Elemental value of the Bow (if any) |
| Bow | Coating | Bow Soating that the Bow can use |
Mhw Special Equipment
Armor
An armor set ususally comprises of 5 pieces: the Head, Body, Arm, Waist, and Legs. Armor pieces made from the same monster fall under a family or 'series'. Wearing all 5 pieces from the same series is commonly referred to as a 'Full Set', while mixing-and-matching armor pieces from different series/monsters is commonly referred to as a 'Mixed Set'.
Armors come with the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Rarity/Rare | A relative scale describing the difficulty in acquiring the armor piece |
| Level | Number of upgrades the armor piece has received |
| Defense | Defense of the armor piece |
| Elemental Resistance | Elemental Resistance of the armor piece |
| Slot | The number of slots available for Decoration Jewels |
| Skill(s) | Skill(s) innately available from wearing the armor piece |
Charms
Charm contains skill(s) and are equipped in the Charm slot. Only one Charm can be equipped at one time. Charms are forged and upgraded at the Smithy. Charms can be upgraded to have more skill points.
Decoration Jewels
Decoration Jewels contain skills. They can be slotted into Weapons, Armor, and Charms, as long as they have empty Decoration Slot. Decorations and equipment slots both have levels from 1 to 3.
Higher level decoration jewels contain more powerful skills. Slots can be filled with decorations of the same level or lower. For example, a level 2 decoration cannot be added to a level 1 slot.
Mhw Specialized Tools
Equipment can have up to 3 Decoration Slots. Multiple Jewels can be equipped and equipped Jewels can be removed and swapped out for other Jewels.
Decorations are rewarded randomly after completing high rank quests.
Specialized Tool
Augment Equipment Mhw
The player can carry 2 additional pieces of equipment called Specialized Tools. These can be used from the item menu.