If it’s called The Evening Star, that means Alatreon starts out in its Fire Active form. To know what element it starts out with, pay attention to the Event Quest’s name. Its Event Quest version, meanwhile, can either start out in Fire or Ice Mode depending on the day. In the Special Assignment, Blazing Black Twilight, Alatreon always starts out in Fire Active mode and will then cycle to Dragon Active followed by Ice Active. The first and third form will either be Fire or Ice depending on the situation.
Dragon Active will always be the second form. Alatreon will always repeatedly cycle through three elemental forms: Fire Active, Dragon Active and Ice Active. First, let’s talk about Alatreon’s elemental cycle. Of course, each of those steps has its own nuances. How Alatreon’s elemental cycle worksĪll Alatreon fights have the same, specific flow, which ideally can be summarized into three steps: deal enough elemental damage, break a horn, heal through Escaton Judgement. Heaven help us all.īut enough talk, let’s have at you! Well, have at Alatreon and break down the fight. While I think the original Alatreon hunt in Tri is harder as far as the base fight goes - especially given the tankier controls of the time - the stricter elemental requirements combined with the new horn-breaking mechanics as well as Escaton Judgement make Iceborne’s Alatreon potentially the more frustrating hunt of the two, especially when playing with randoms online. Don’t expect Iceborne’s version to play exactly the same way, though. Now, as someone who went against the original Alatreon and even soloed it in Monster Hunter Tri multiple times, the legendary Black Dragon is one of my favorite creatures in the series. What would happen if Behemoth and Master Rank Kulve Taroth got together and had a monster baby? The answer would be Monster Hunter World: Iceborne’s version of the mighty Alatreon, a walking, breathing potpourri of elemental mechanics, DPS checks and one-shot kills that can cart you faster than you can say Escaton Judgement.
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