This short guide will introduce the MHW Layered Armor and how to unlock Monster Hunter World Layered Armor on PC. Let us see them in details.

 
 

What is MHW Layered Armor?
"Layered armor" is special armor in Monster Hunter World (MHW) that only changes your appearance while keeping the effects of your equipped armor intact, including Samurai Layered Armor, Bushi "Homare" Layered Armor, Bushi "Sabi" Layered Armor & Brigade Layered Armor and so on. Here's what we know so far:
Direwolf - Given to you at the start of Iceborne
Strategist Spectacles - Unlocked by progressing MR
Dragonking Eyepatch - Unlocked by progressing MR
Thermae - Unlocked via optional quest "Treasure in the Stream"
 
How to get MHW Layered Armor?
Though you don't have to craft most Layered Armour in Monster Hunter World in the traditional sense, you still need to source components to order to unlock and use them. Specifically, you have to complete Deliveries by handing over Tickets from completing certain activities. These include:
·Timed events and challenges
·Seasonal festivals
·Beating Arch Tempered versions of monsters (As part of timed events with a HR 50 requirement)
·Purchasing Add-On Content or pre-ordering the game
Meanwhile, Layered Armour added in the Iceborne expansion appears to be given to you for completing certain quests, and doesn't involve a Ticket or Event-based system.
 
For instance, getting the Delivery that you’ll need to actually earn the armor set is straightforward—you have to begin the Lunastra quest chain by talking to The Huntsman, and when you’re finished with the final showdown against both the Teostra and Lunastra in the Elder’s Recess, you can pick up this Delivery from the smithy. The Delivery calls for three things—5,000 Research Points, five Hunter King Coins, and five High Commendations. You’ll already know how to get Research Points, since you’ve probably been amassing them through quests and investigations since you started the game. As long as you’re a high rank hunter, you’ll probably already have a few High Commendations, too, which you receive by beating special quests, like those that pit you against Elder Dragons.
 
For the most part, players can mix and match their Layered Armor pieces across the five types of armor that can be equipped on a Hunter, allowing for a fair amount of cosmetic possibilities. But some sets, like the one that lets players play as Aloy from Horizon Zero Dawn in Iceborne, can't be broken up like that. That's something to keep that in mind for those who don’t want to get too attached to a look they can't customize.
 
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