How To Farm Pawprint Tickets In Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak -

Pawprint Tickets are something that is not very common and is actually hard to find. In this guide, we will be taking a look on where are the best locations to find them, and the actual monsters that drop them.

Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak – How To Farm Pawprint Tickets

If you go to your Hunters Notes, under the Small Monsters tab, you can see the Felyne and the Melynx. Both of these enemies have a chance of dropping the Pawprint Tickets.

Felyne – 14% drop rate
Melynx – 20% drop rate

Very important to know is that these Pawprint Tickets are only going to be dropped on Master Rank Expeditions.

The best location for farming these 2 mobs is in the Shrine Ruins and these are the locations where you can find the most of them:

Zone number 1 = there will be 2 Felyne enemies just next to the road
Zone number 2 = there will be 2 Felyne enemies and 1 Melynx all in the same spot
Zone number 3 = this is the most important spot. There are 2 Melynx enemies here

You can do a full route going from area number 1 to area number 3. You can take them out and just keep repeating this route. Keep in mind that they won’t drop a Paw Ticket all the time. You can re-join the map also for a fresh spawn if needed.
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