This skill appears to actually be a mistranslation. Though both of them come with the Dragon Exploit Ramp-Up. Fortis Gran also has better Dragon damage and Affinity compared to its counterpart. The aforementioned, fiddly Protective Polish build is worth it for the buff you see on white sharpness over blue or green, putting it neatly about the Ro Waga from the Aelucanth Tree. Sharpness once again wins the day on my choice for Dragon Dual Blades. Fortis Gran – MH Rise Dual Blades Tier List Just keep the Mountain Blizzarioths in mind if you’re not down for the build style. Not to mention the Dual Blades themselves can host a Handicraft jewel. That’s hardly a deal-breaker, though, when the all-around stats are so good. You get a sliver of blue sharpness with one level of Handicraft, which locks you into a Protective Polish build and needing to monitor your buff. Mountain Blizzarioths, the Barioth Dual Blades, falls behind in almost every comparison. Gelid Soul gives more bang for your buck in terms of Ice damage, raw damage, gem slots, and even Ramp-Ups with that Ice Boost III. Gelid Soul – MH Rise Dual Blades Tier Listįor your top Ice Dual Blades, you’ve once again got some choice. Water Boost II is your more common Ramp-Up, but you can also take Element Exploit if you’re going to fight something with a Water weak point of 25 or higher. Starting with just 170 raw damage, they get a whopping 29 Water damage right out of the gate, alongside two decoration slots to fit more Affinity and Water Attack, if you so choose. The Almudron Dual Blades really lean into their element. Mud Twister – MH Rise Dual Blades Tier List Plus you get a Level 2 decoration slot for the extra effort.ģ. The tiny sliver of white just won’t last long… unless you use Protective Polish. This is a huge, passive damage boost without any conditions (unlike Element Exploit). Three levels of Handicraft will net you the tiniest bit of white sharpness. However, they’re a great example of when you want to use Protective Polish over other sharpness protection. Only they do Thunder damage and lose Element Exploit. The Zinogre Dual Blades are a helluva lot like Wyvern Lovers. Despot’s Blitz – MH Rise Dual Blades Tier List That’s because the Ramp-Up skill Element Exploit is so damn powerful… but only against monsters with that rare level of weak point. The Rathian and Rathalos option, Wyvern Lovers, mostly shines against targets with a 25 Fire weakness. It makes up for its shortcomings with two decoration slots and as such should probably become your go-to Fire Dual Blades. Otherwise Gnashing Flammenschild comes with the usual Anjanath stats: negative Affinity, high raw, and mediocre elemental damage. That’s doubly true since the Teostra armor set bonus adds even more Fire damage to weapons. Both have strong, blue sharpness that can take advantage of Master’s Touch and Handicraft. Here we have the two, big Fire DB choices. Wyvern Lovers & Gnashing Flammenschild – The Best Dual Blades in Monster Hunter Rise Sealing that sharpness with Protective Polish or something similar is hugely valuable to damage output. A blue weapon does more than a green one, for instance, while a white one does more than blue. Higher levels, or colors, of sharpness come with a hidden damage buff to all hits. Whichever route you take, Handicraft is often a powerful next step. Obviously that’s lower than Master’s Touch, but it doesn’t need a critical hit. ![]() Otherwise Razor Sharp is great! It cancels sharpness loss 50 percent of the time at max level. High Affinity builds can instead use Master’s Touch (which eliminates sharpness loss on crits 80 percent of the time). Whetfish and Great Whetfish are also big helps (if you don’t mind farming for them). That can literally just be Protective Polish: a skill which eliminates sharpness loss for a limited time.
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