Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus: How To Get It

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak has been out for a while now and it’s been making waves within the fandom. Capcom has yet again released a fantastic piece of content for their game, and I for one could not be happier. And like with all major expansions for such a game, Sunbreak also brings along with it a bunch of new monsters, some brand new DLC exclusive weapons, and the Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus.

So what exactly is this, and how can players go about acquiring such a thing? Well to put it simply, an ‘Outfit Voucher’ is a unique material that can be used by hunters to craft Layered Armor, which can then be used to change the appearance of their gear. 

And how is this different from simply crafting regular armor sets from regular monster materials? Well, unlike traditional sets, Layered Armor does not actually change any of your stats, and is instead used only to alter the cosmetic appearance of your character instead.

So you can keep using a set that you find to be useful, but supplement it with the appearance of another, exactly like how Layered Weapons in MHR work. And in this Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus guide, we’ll show you exactly you can go about acquiring this desirable little material.

What Is Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher?

Let’s begin by talking a bit about this series and its iconic armors.

To start with, one of the biggest appeals of the Monster Hunter games has always been the ability to craft your own exotic-looking sets, wear them into hunts, and show them off to your friends. It’s genuinely a really cool feeling to take down a difficult monster, and then use its scales and hide to deck yourself out with visually distinct gear that is unique only to that specific monster.

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It brings about an intense feeling of accomplishment, but more than that, these armor sets are actually practical as well. Depending on the type of monster that the materials belong to, the armor you craft can inherit their strengths. From simple physical damage reduction, all the way to specific elemental resistances, there are a lot of variations in the types of sets you can craft.

But what really sucks is how sometimes you will spend hours grinding for a cool-looking armor, only to have to discard it a while later because it’s not effective against your next target. And for these exact situations, we have the Layered Armor system so that you can experiment with Fashion Sets as much as you want.

What Are Outfit Vouchers?

The standard Outfit Vouchers were introduced into the game back in April of 2021 with the Version 2.0 patch. These are used for crafting all Layered Armor relating to monsters in the base game. And depending on the rank of the creature, you may require anywhere from 1 to 3 of these for a single piece.

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And although there is some gear that only requires 1 or 2 Vouchers to craft, you should mostly expect to spend anywhere from around 5 to 15 vouchers per set.

We will list all of the Low/High-Rank Layered Armor and their requirements in the table below:

So yeah, there are a lot of Layered Armor sets you can craft. And we’ll show you hot to gram some Outfit Vouchers below.

How To Find Outfit Vouchers In Monster Hunter Rise?

While you may randomly receive Outfit Vouchers by scavenging in the wild, and as rewards for random quests, there is only one guaranteed method to get them constantly. And that is to complete High Rank 7 Star quests. 

So this means you first have to play through a decent chunk of the main campaign until you actually unlock the 7 Star tier. And depending on your skill level, this could take anywhere from 10 to 15 hours.

But once you’re there, you should look out for Rampage Quests and Apex Monster Hunts Specifically. They will reward you anywhere from 5 to 8 Vouchers per hunt. Some particular ones to look out for are:

• Apex Arzuros Emergency
• Apex Diablos Emergency
• Apex Mizutsune Emergency
• Apex Rathalos Emergency
• Apex Rathian Emergency
• Apex Zinogre Emergency
• Rampage: Enchanting Parade
• Rampage: Kamura Night Hunt
• Rampage: Muddi Gras
• Rampage: Rampaging Rajang

And since you’re going to require a large number of Outfit Vouchers to craft your set, you’re going to have to repeat these quests a number of times.

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So buckle up, find the one from this list that you think you can get through the fastest, and keep on doing it over and over.

What Are Outfit Voucher Plus?

The updated Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus was added alongside the Sunbreak expansion this year. And this item is exclusively used to craft all of the new Layered armor sets that were introduced with the DLC. You can use these to make sure that your sense of fashion does not interfere with your Sunbreak Builds.

These are all Master Rank sets, and you will not have access to them if you do not own the DLC. Once again you require anywhere from 1 to 3 Outfit Voucher Plus for each of the pieces. You can also find the full list of them and their requirements below:

So as you can see, you’re going to require a large amount of Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus if you’re going for the completionist route.

But most players are likely to only craft a handful of these, and we’ll show you exactly how you can get your hands on these crafting materials. 

How To Find Outfit Vouchers Plus?

Now in order to get Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus, you’re going to require the Sunbreak expansion first of all. Secondly, you’re going to have to play through the entire DLC campaign and kill the final boss. After this, you’ll unlock Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Master Rank 10 quests.

The one particular category you’re looking for this time is Anomaly Quests. These tasks you with hunting down especially dangerous targets called Afflicted Monsters, which drop unique items known as Afflicted Materials in Monster Hunter Rise. Complete any of these, and you’re guaranteed to get anywhere from 1 to 3 Outfit Vouchers Plus per quest.

You probably won’t have to repeat a lot of these purely due to the sheer number of them available to you. But it usually helps to find an easy one and stick with it anyway. The full list can be seen below:

• Anomaly Research: Aknosom
• Anomaly Research: Almudron
• Anomaly Research: Anjanath
• Anomaly Research: Arzuros
• Anomaly Research: Aurora Somnacanth
• Anomaly Research: Barioth
• Anomaly Research: Barroth
• Anomaly Research: Basarios
• Anomaly Research: Bishaten
• Anomaly Research: Blood Orange Bishaten
• Anomaly Research: Daimyo Hermitaur
• Anomaly Research: Garangolm
• Anomaly Research: Goss Harag
• Anomaly Research: Great Baggi
• Anomaly Research: Great Izuchi
• Anomaly Research: Great Wroggi
• Anomaly Research: Jyuratodus
• Anomaly Research: Khezu
• Anomaly Research: Kulu-Ya-Ku
• Anomaly Research: Lagombi
• Anomaly Research: Magnamalo
• Anomaly Research: Nargacuga
• Anomaly Research: Pukei-Pukei
• Anomaly Research: Rakna-Kadaki
• Anomaly Research: Rathian
• Anomaly Research: Royal Ludroth
• Anomaly Research: Shogun Ceanataur
• Anomaly Research: Somnacanth
• Anomaly Research: Tetranadon
• Anomaly Research: Tobi-Kadachi
• Anomaly Research: Volvidon

And that’s about it for our Monster Hunter Rise Outfit Voucher Plus guide. While you’re here, why not also check out some of our other guides:

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