Lunastra stretches her wings in Monster Hunter: World subsequent week

Don’t let the blue sparkles and funky manner idiot you – Monster Hunter: World‘s next permanent addition, Lunastra, is even more fiery than her mate Teostra. Announced today, this new dragon will be coming to Monster Hunter: World on Thursday, November 22nd. Unlike the last update, which gave us a time-limited (though due to reoccur) battle against Kulve Talvoth, she’ll be a brand new and fixed risk, and regularly paired together with her different half, opening up new and highly effective tag-team assaults for the duo. Below, the unique console trailer for this blue meanie.

While very related in construct to Teostra, Lunastra has a virtually fully completely different set of skills and assaults, beginning with these fairly blue sparkles. Turns out they’re super-heated, and simply being close to them is sufficient to trigger warmth injury, so that you’ll must pack cool drinks. Oh, and hearth causes the sparks to blow up, so don’t use that. Given that her mate, Teostra, spews hearth continuously, this may be very dangerous information for those who combat them collectively, as their distinctive Special Bond assault may cause a large, very lethal explosion. It have to be love – they’ve bought an actual particular spark going there.

Lunastra is classed as an Elder Dragon, which signifies that she will be able to in all probability beat you up and take your lunch cash until you’re packing full fire-resist gear. As with each different monster, Lunastra’s shiny bits may be changed into a full set of weapons, armour and Palico gear – the relatively fetching and blue Empress line, to be exact. Accompanying the brand new beastie is a pleasant new replace for the game, making depth of discipline and vignette results elective (for individuals who need a clear and sharp look), help for 5-button mice and higher keyboard rebinding choices. All good tweaks

The subsequent patch and Lunastra can be arriving on November 22nd, subsequent Thursday. You can try the early update notes here. You also can try Dave Irwin’s information on the opposite upcoming monsters here.