Check rank and reward condition first
Monster materials can appear through different reward channels, and combining those channels into one list hides the action a hunter must take. Start with the exact English item name, verify Low or High Rank, then read whether the source is a target reward, quest reward, carve, severed part or named break reward.
Keep each reward pool separate
Normal, Tempered, Arch-Tempered and event quests may also need separate rows. A material associated with the same monster name is not automatically available from every encounter version.
Choose a reliable farming route
- 01Find the source row
Use the current Hunter’s Notes or quest reward preview to identify rank and condition.
- 02Match the quest
Choose an encounter that actually contains that reward pool rather than the fastest-looking hunt.
- 03Plan the part break
If the reward needs a head, wing or tail condition, bring a weapon and route that can reach it consistently.
- 04Link the use
Check the smithy requirement before over-farming and return from the equipment to this source.
What the final database records
| Field | Required proof |
|---|---|
| Exact item and monster name | Current English client |
| Low / High Rank | Hunter’s Notes or quest preview |
| Reward channel and part | Reward-condition interface |
| Displayed probability | Current game interface only |
| Equipment uses | Smithy equipment information |
The database remains a framework until those screenshots are attached. The method is usable now; exact rows will not be faked to make the table look full.