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ULTIMATE Decorations Farming Progression Guide for Monster Hunter World
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Decoration-Farming Progression
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Flora Frostbite (MR 3, early Iceborne): Gather and deliver 10 Iceblooms. Start from Central Camp 7 or Northeast Camp 15, then collect from Frozen Foliage nodes marked with question marks. Skills such as Botanist and Geologist can help, but aren’t required. The quest takes under a minute and awards Ancient Feystones, making it useful for early decorations. Set your return destination to Camp to repeat the event quickly. It can also be a good source of research points.
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A Farewell to Zinogre (MR 24): A strong option for earning Steamworks fuel. Break parts and collect the monster’s frequent shiny drops, then use the fuel at the Steamworks. Setting it to x10 speeds up processing. During festivals, the Steamworks can also award tickets that can be traded for decorations: Steel tickets provide lower-tier options, while Silver tickets can yield useful level-two decorations.
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The Wrath of Thunder Descends (MR 24): Fight a tempered Zinogre for high-rarity Sealed Feystones. The quest guarantees two, with a chance to earn two more, along with other Feystones. Zinogre’s consecutive attacks and body slams can punish you for getting up too early, so stay down when necessary and let a combo finish. Recommended weapons include Lance, Charge Blade, and Sword and Shield.
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Day of Ruin (MR 100): Fight a tempered Teostra in the Seliana Supply Cache. The quest guarantees three Sealed Feystones, with a chance for more. Teostra hits hard, so consider Blast Resistance 3 and Heat Guard while learning the fight. Focus damage on its head to encourage topples. SOS flares and multiplayer sessions can make the hunt easier—or break up repeated solo runs.
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Threat Level 3 tempered investigations (MR 100): Use these as an alternative to repeatedly farming Day of Ruin. Prioritize investigations with five reward boxes for the best chance at Sealed Feystones, though they may have restrictions such as a two-player limit. Collect tempered monster tracks to find investigations.
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Mew Are Number One! (MR 100): This event pits you against a tempered Furious Rajang and offers excellent rewards, but it’s one of the game’s toughest fights. You get five carts and a box of healing items. Bring Tremor Resistance 1, account for the anti-clutch-claw mechanics, and aim for the head when tenderizing—Rajang has no tail to target. Rewards include Great Spiritvein Gems, a chance at Sealed Feystones, and Astral Melding Tickets. Trade these tickets one-for-one at the Elder Melder for guaranteed rarity-11 decorations, including powerful options such as Challenger 4 and Evasion 4.
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