Low-rank optionals can give you some of the smaller silver crowns and high-rank optionals can give you all silver crowns, but will never give you a gold crown without a mod. The only exceptions seem to be the Lunastra special assignments, which always spawn the largest possible Teostra. A few of these values might be off by 0.01 due to a rounding issue.īy the way, assignment quests are guaranteed to give you the default size and optional quests can't spawn gold crowns. Gold crowns cells are highlighted in yellow and silver crowns cells are blue. I've compiled a list of all gold crown thresholds and all possible monster sizes in case you're still looking for crowns and/or want to see what kind of crown you have without having to do any math. Kushala has gold crowns at 123%, 124%, and 125%, so you know you have the first possible gold crown and might find the other two sizes later For example, if you find a Kushala Daora with size 2353.15, you can divide it by the default size (1913.13) to get ~1.23. This means that if you know what their default size is, you can use the value on your guild card to figure out what kind of crown you have. The monsters with a gold crown starting at 120% have 10 silver crowns (from 110% to 119%) and all other monsters have 8 silver crowns (from 115% to 122%). Pukei-Pukei, Tobi-Kadachi, Anjanath, Radobaan, Deviljho, and Uragaan get a large crown starting at 120% of their average size but all other monsters get it at 123 instead.

Each monster seems to have 3 tiny gold crowns (88%, 89%, and 90%) and 3 large gold crowns, but there are two different large crown thresholds. Monster sizes go from 88% to 122% or 125% of their default size if you don't take event quests into account.

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