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Heavy Bowgun: Another slow yet powerful weapon, but this time with the focus on ranged rather than melee combat.

However, it leaves you a lot less nimble than the regular Bow, and doesn't have nearly the same impressive suite of Wirebug evasions. It shares the debuffing powers of its simpler cousin, with different ammo types providing the different statuses.

Light Bowgun: This one is functionally quite similar to the Bow but with added rapid-fire ability and a longer range for use in active combat (thanks to the "gun" part).

It also interacts with Wirebugs for added evasion options, including high stamina regenration and improved directional control for attacks. You can also coat your arrows with various debuffing substances. This is a good supporting weapon for providing covering fire in multiplayer, though if you're a big ranged combat fan you can perform heavy-damage shots as well.

Bow: The bow is this game's most basic ranged weapon, allowing for maximum mobility as you flit about the field.

Note that despite appearances its range isn't all that long, meaning you should ideally stay at lancing-distance even when shooting.

Gunlance: A lance with a cannon affixed to it, this mixed-mode weapon does away with the regular lance's defensive capabilities to focus all the way on offense (and then some).

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Also features a strong shield worn across one arm to keep both hands free for lance-wielding. Lance: A weapon that's strong on the defensive, allowing you to deflect attacks before quickly turning back on your prey for an offensive combo.You can also summon insects which buff you while aiding in attacking your prey. Insect Glaive: This weapon gives you the ability to launch yourself into the air and attack from above as well as on the ground.While it's weaker than the Great Sword in terms of pure damage, it's the most highly effective weapon in the game for stunning monsters, something that can be hugely useful when setting up a target for your party in multiplayer. Hammer: Similar to the Great Sword in that its attacks are powerful yet slow however, unlike the Great Sword, the Hammer doesn't hamper your movement speed while wielding it.Performing attacks with the separate sword-and-shield mode charges the weapon, and the two items can then be combined into a two-handed axe which discharges the built-up energy for a secondary source of damage. Charge Blade: Like the Switch Axe, this weapon features both sword and axe "modes".

It can also be used to deal elemental damage that persists between its different forms. Switch Axe: Named for its ability to switch between "axe mode" and "sword mode", the Switch Axe can perform weighty single hits or faster strikes depending on how it's wielded.However, it's extremely heavy, meaning your character's movement speed is slower when wielding it, and attacks against smaller and faster foes are harder to land. Great Sword: A hugely powerful two-handed sword capable of dealing heavy melee damage and which can be used to block some attacks.However, like the Dual Blades, it cannot be used to block. Long Sword: The lighter of the two-handed swords, which still allows for a similar speed and agility to the smaller weapon types, but with significantly increased attack range.However, the trade-off is an ability to unleash an extremely quick flurry of light attacks which adds up to a lot of extra damage over time. Dual Blades: Similar to the Sword and Shield, but lacking that duo's blocking capability.The shield can be used to guard against many (but not all) forms of incoming damage, while the sword is light and capable of fast combo attacks. Sword and Shield: A great starter weapon, especially if you're new to Monster Hunter.Below is a list of all 14 weapons in Monster Hunter Rise, and an overview of how they work: There are no sub-categories grouping weapons by type, though you'll notice a few run along similar themes. Monster Hunter Rise weapons listĪll weapon types in Monster Hunter Rise are wielded two-handed, whether it's a complementary duo or one big piece of equipment. Watch on YouTube Check out our review of Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak by clicking on the video above.