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  1. Copypaste from prior thread, thank you for your hard work anon
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  3. ==Did some research on Tempered Monsters in MHW==
  4. And collected them in this post for easy digestion.
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  6. ==What is a tempered monster?==
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  8. Tempered monsters are the endgame/postgame monsters in MHW.
  9. They are just like the regular monsters, but have increased attack power (enough to one shot geared hunters with certain attacks.)
  10. Tempered monsters also have a purple outline in their icon and leave blue tracks.
  11. Investigations with tempered monsters also have purple reward boxes.
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  13. Categorically the tempered monsters fall into 3 groups:
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  15. >1st tier, HR 13+.
  16. Pukei-Pukei
  17. Barroth
  18. Jyuratodus
  19. Tobi-Kadachi
  20. Radobaan
  21. Paolumu
  22. Rathian
  23. Anjanath
  24.  
  25. >2nd tier, HR 30+
  26. Rathalos (confirmed by another Anon)
  27. A.Rathalos
  28. P.Rathian
  29. Diablos
  30. B.Diablos
  31. Odogaron
  32. Legiana
  33. Bazelgeuse
  34. Lavasioth
  35. Uragaan
  36.  
  37. >3rd tier, HR 50+
  38. Nergigantte
  39. Teostra
  40. Kushala Daora
  41. Vaal Hazak
  42. Kirin
  43.  
  44. Higher the tier, the better the rewards.
  45. Note: the highest rarity drops are exclusive to the 3rd tier.
  46.  
  47. ==Where to fight them?==
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  49. Tempered monsters are primarily investigation only, there are also few quests that pit you against tempered monsters.
  50. Tempered monster investigations are generally unlocked by gathering tempered tracks in expeditions. (These tracks seem to always spawn in the same spots)
  51. You can also them the same way as normal investigations when hunting tempered monsters. (break parts, gather tracks) But the chance is very low.
  52. They are also found under Investigations section when responding to S.O.S.
  53.  
  54. ==Why fight them?==
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  56. Tempered monsters drop streamstones in rewards and tempered monster investigations reward either streamstones or feystones.
  57. Streamstones are used to augment Armor. They also come in different rarities.
  58. Streamstones can also be used at the melding pot to create new random decorations out of the old ones.
  59. You can also rarely get "warrior's streamstone" from 2nd tier upwards, they come in different types like Axe (Switch Axe & Charge Blade), Ranged (Bowgun's & Bow), etc, and can be used to augment the corresponding weapon types.
  60. Warrior's streamstones also have a rare version called "hero's streamstone" needed for augmenting Tier 8 weapons.
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  62. Note: that lower rarity armor require lower rarity streamstones to augment and lower rarity weapons have more augment slots.
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  64. Feystones turn into decorations when identified, and come in several different rarities.
  65. This is the only real way of getting rare decorations, and the fastest way of getting decorations in general.
  66. There are decorations for at least some of the set bonuses present in the game. (Bonus charge level for bow, Extra damage on non elemental weapons, etc).
  67.  
  68. ==Augmenting quick and dirty==
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  70. Weapons can be Augmented following ways:
  71. Increased attack (+5 raw)
  72. Increased affinity (+10%)
  73. Bonus defense (+10)
  74. Extra slots (potentially upgrade existing slot)
  75. Heal on attack
  76.  
  77. Note: Numbers can potentially vary depending on weapon type.
  78.  
  79. Rarity 8 weapons have 1 augment slot, Rarity 7 has 2 and Rarity 6 has 3.
  80. Each augment also requires different plates and gems for different monsters.
  81.  
  82. Note: A weapon must be at the end of it's upgrade path to be augmented.
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