If you’ve ever wanted to give your hunted monsters a “royal thrashing” in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak, consider forging the Royal Order Blackjack, a hammer capable of felling any rogue subject. This weapon offers base stats of ATK 280 and DEF 50, but its attack power can be improved if you upgrade the hammer to its “plus” form. Before going to visit the forge to craft this powerful and heavy weapon, you must understand that the weapon comes with quest requirements before its blueprint can be unlocked.
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Unlock Blackjack Royal Order in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak
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To unlock the recipe for the Royal Order Bludgeon on Smithy in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak, you must first complete the “Consecrated Grievance” follow-up quest, available after hunting an Aurora Somnacanth in the “Keep Him Busy” Urgent Quest. . The “Consecrated Grievance” quest is a 3-star Master Rank quest that involves accompanying Master Arlow to the Sanctuary Ruins, where you must take down a Magnamalo. Regardless of tier, the Magnamalo has been one of the toughest base game monsters to take down, so be sure to bring your best build for the hunt. Once defeated, you can craft Royal Order Blackjack in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak if you have the necessary materials.
Creating the Royal Order Club in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak
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The materials you need to craft Royal Order Blackjack in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak are Eltalite Ore × 5, Amber Hardfang × 2, Purecrystal × 1, and a Royal Order Certificate I × 1. Eltalite Ore can be found at various places, like lava caverns, shrine ruins, or jungle, but Purecrystal only comes from mining outcrops in MR’s flooded forest. Amber Hardfang is obtained by hunting the Barioth, and you have a good chance of getting the resource by breaking its head. Finally, Royal Order I Certificates are received as a reward for completing a variety of Subscriber Quests and Supporting Investigations, such as “Consecrated Grievance”.
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