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10/09/2013 1:18 PM ·Spoilers

Alright, this is my first MH and I've heard the term for a long time but never bothered to ask. Can some explain/define the term Crown?

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  • Joostin

    10/09/2013 1:40 PM ·Spoilers

    Are you referring to "Gold/Silver/Mini" crowns? That's related to the size of the monster. It goes on your record, you can check your guild card to see the sizes.

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  • Joostin

    10/09/2013 1:41 PM ·Spoilers

    Mini = much smaller than usual, Silver = somewhat larger than usual, Gold = exceptionally larger than usual

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  • Dotman-X

    10/09/2013 3:45 PM ·Spoilers

    You can also get gold small crowns for those exceptionally small monsters, like mini Uragaan for example.

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  • Certified

    10/09/2013 4:49 PM ·Spoilers

    So what's the meaning behind it?

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  • Joostin

    10/09/2013 5:02 PM ·Spoilers

    It's just for showing off how much you've beaten. There's an award for getting all large monsters of each crown size (with the exception of Elder Dragons).

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  • Jason

    10/09/2013 5:58 PM ·Spoilers

    Definitely seems like the bigger ones hit harder but do they effect drops at all?

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  • Dotman-X

    10/10/2013 12:53 AM ·Spoilers

    Joostin is correct. Also certain sizes/crowns can only be obtained on specific quests. It's all for trophy purposes, kind of like catching a fish that breaks previous size records.

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  • Dotman-X

    10/10/2013 12:55 AM ·Spoilers

    And Jason, I wish mang, lol. Unfortunately the biggest of the big have the same chances as their average sized bretheren.

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