Getting through the Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak storyline is no small feat. To receive credits, hunters need to complete a total of 40 hunts. Assuming an average hunt takes 20 minutes, that’s just over 13 hours of pure hunting just for the sake of history. This does not include grinding specific monsters to upgrade gear or watching cutscenes.
So it may seem like you’re making little progress when history dictates a hunter kill time by doing two random hunts while the NPCs are working on something else. But with an idea of where the finish line is, the routine can be more bearable.
All stages of Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak story
Throughout the campaign, hunters are tasked with completing a set number of hunts before the story continues. Since many Master Rank hunts are nearly identical to hunting low and high rank monsters, hunters need to have an idea of which ones are the easiest for their weapon type and playstyle. If you like to rush through the story, focus on killing the weakest monster on the notice board so you don’t interfere with the hunt.
MP 1
- Complete two MR hunts
- Quest Blockade of Tetranadon
- Complete two MR hunts
- Scarlet Tengu in the Temple Ruins quest
MP 2
- Complete two hunts in MR 2 mode.
- Invoking Anjanath’s Wrath quest
- Complete two hunts in MR 2 mode.
- Rocky Rampage Quest
MP 3
- Complete three hunts in MR 3 mode.
- Rocky Rampage Quest
- Complete three hunts in MR 3 mode.
- Get busy quest
- Complete three hunts in MR 3 mode.
MP 4
- Ice Wolf, Red Moon Quest
- Complete two hunts in MR 4 mode.
- Finding doctors quest
- Complete two hunts in MR 4 mode.
- Quest The dormant jungle of Espinas
- Complete two hunts in MR 4 mode.
MP 5
- Witness by moonlight quest
- Complete two MR 5 hunts
- Dark Citadel, White Wheel quest
- Complete two MR 5 hunts
- Collect Curio’s quest
MP 6
- Proof of courage quest
For more useful Monster Hunter products, check out all the Vespoid content and Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak cutout percentages in the pro game guides.
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