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|description=The {{PAGENAME}} is a Mountainous Snowfield locale introduced in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, characterized by its deep tundras and warm hotsprings, monsters such as Beotodus, Banbaro, Fulgur Anjanath and Velkhana can be found here. | |||
|keywords={{PAGENAME}}, Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter: World, MHWI, MHW, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, Beotodus, Banbaro, Fulgur Anjanath, Velkhana, Barioth, Frostfang Barioth | |||
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|English Name=Hoarfrost Reach | |English Name=Hoarfrost Reach | ||
|Image=MHW_HoarfrostReach_Screenshot_000.jpg | |Image=MHW_HoarfrostReach_Screenshot_000.jpg | ||
|Japanese Name=渡りの凍て地 | |Japanese Name=渡りの凍て地 | ||
|Game Appearances=[[ | |Game Appearances=[[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne|MHWI]] | ||
|Habitat Type=[[Mountains]]<br>[[Snowfields]] | |Habitat Type=[[Mountains]]<br>[[Snowfields]] | ||
|Number of Areas=17 | |Number of Areas=17 | ||
|Apex Predator=[[Barioth]] | |||
|}} | |}} | ||
The '''Hoarfrost Reach''' is a locale introduced in, and exclusive to, [[Monster Hunter: | The '''Hoarfrost Reach''' is a locale introduced in, and exclusive to, [[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]. | ||
It is the first locale the player has access to in the [[Iceborne]] Expansion. It is a vast tundra filled with icy plains and snowy forests, broken up by small hotsprings. | It is the first locale the player has access to in the [[Iceborne]] Expansion. It is a vast tundra filled with icy plains and snowy forests, broken up by small hotsprings. | ||
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Monsters such as [[Beotodus]] and [[Banbaro]] can be found here. | Monsters such as [[Beotodus]] and [[Banbaro]] can be found here. | ||
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==Monsters== | ==Monsters== | ||
====Small Monsters==== | ====Small Monsters==== | ||
< | <div class="iconpick"> | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Anteka}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Boaboa}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Cortos}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Gajalaka}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Popo}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Wulg}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Vespoid}} | ||
</ | </div> | ||
====Large Monsters==== | ====Large Monsters==== | ||
< | <div class="iconpick"> | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Banbaro}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Barioth}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Frostfang Barioth}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Beotodus}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Ebony Odogaron}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Fulgur Anjanath}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Kirin}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Legiana}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Shrieking Legiana}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Rajang}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Furious Rajang}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Ruiner Nergigante}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Savage Deviljho}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Tigrex}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Viper Tobi-Kadachi}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Velkhana}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Zinogre}} | ||
MHWI | {{IconPickerElem2|MHWI|Stygian Zinogre}} | ||
</ | </div> | ||
==Game Data== | ==Game Data== |
Latest revision as of 17:58, 25 September 2024
Hoarfrost Reach 渡りの凍て地 | |
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Game Appearances | MHWI |
Habitat Type | Mountains Snowfields |
Number of Areas | 17 |
Apex Predator | Barioth |
The Hoarfrost Reach is a locale introduced in, and exclusive to, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.
It is the first locale the player has access to in the Iceborne Expansion. It is a vast tundra filled with icy plains and snowy forests, broken up by small hotsprings.
Monsters such as Beotodus and Banbaro can be found here.
Description
Monsters
Small Monsters
Large Monsters
Game Data
Notes
Sources
See also
- Monster Hunter: World
- Astera
- Ancient Forest
- Wildspire Waste
- Coral Highlands
- Rotten Vale
- Elder's Recess
- Guiding Lands