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What are Barioth weaknesses, resistances, & drops | Monster Hunter Rise

What big teeth you have, Barioth.

Monster Hunter Rise has plenty of powerful foes for players to take on. Flying Wyverns in Monster Hunter Rise are quite the challenge to take down, and those confronting the Barioth are sure to struggle if they're unaware of how to exploit this monster's weaknesses. Make sure you know this icy foe's weaknesses and are aware of its resistances before fighting it so you can grab some excellent loot.

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When fighting this beast, it's good to know what it's weak against or where to inflict that good old damage to slaughter the foe quickly. So here's Barioth's weaknesses, resistances, and drop rates.

All Barioth Weaknesses

Barioth Elemental Weakness

The main weakness of this fanged wyvern is fire, but if you have thunder or ice will still be more effective than using no element at all. Water does very little damage to this beat. Do not use ice, as the Barioth is immune to ice damage. Here are the locations where you should attack Aknosom for extra elemental damage.

It would be best to focus an elemental weapon on its thorns and head, as these are the areas where elemental damage is most effective.

Damage LocationFireWaterThunderIceDragon
Head201015015
Neck/Back55505
Foreleg1501005
Thorns30525010
Abdomen100505
Wing100505
Hind Leg55505
Tail100505
Tail Tip1501005

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Barioth Location Weakness

If you are not wielding an elemental weapon, you want to attack places where you deal extra damage. These places on a monster differentiate depending on the weapon type you use—Cutting, Impact, or Shot.

Damage LocationCutting DamageImpact DamageShot Damage
Head657055
Neck/Back303025
Foreleg404535
Thorns253525
Abdomen383825
Wing304520
Hind Leg303025
Tail452345
Tail Tip604040
  • If using a cutting weapon focus on the tail first, head second.
  • If using a blunt weapon focus on the head and wings second.
  • If using a bow weapon focus on shooting the head and the tail.

Barioth Resistances and Ailments

The Barioth is resistant to almost every ailment type, and only two ailments impact this wyvern—Blast and Fireblight. If you have weapons with a fast attack, you should quickly inflict Fireblight.

Barioth Drop Rates - Carves, Capturing & Breaking

Depending on your quest, you can get different rewards to forge armor and weapons, but each has a drop rate percentage, ultimately RNG. It is pure luck what you receive.

  • There are multiple ways of gaining items
    • You can carving three times once the monster is dead.
    • You can capture the monster instead of killing it.
      • Or carving the broken appendage of said monster.
    • From looting the drops from the monster
    • After successfully compleing your quest

Most monsters have breakable parts, and Barioth is no different. You can break the following segments of this monster—Fangs, Wing Spikes, and sever its tail. If you break these during the hunt, you will earn extra rewards after completing the quest.

The tables below are the percentage and drop rates of each material from Barioth, Low and High rank.

Low Rank

Target RewardsCapture Rewards
Item and Percentage Chance Item and Percentage Chance
Barioth Pelt 33%
Barioth Shell 21%
Frost Sac 16%
Barioth Spike 13%
Barioth Claw 9%
Barioth Tail 8%
Barioth Pelt 31%
Barioth Claw 17%
Barioth Tail 16%
Frost Sac 14% (x2)
Amber Fang 13%
Barioth Spike 9% (x2)
CarvingCarving
Item and Percentage ChanceItem and Percentage Chance
Carve BodyCarve Tail
Barioth Tail 70%
Barioth Shell 40%
Barioth Pelt 25%
Barioth Spike 20%
Barioth Tail 70%
Barioth Spike 20%
Barioth Shell 10%
Broken Parts Drops
Item and Percentage Chance
Barioth Claw 75% (Spikes)
Amber Fang 75% (Head)
Barioth Shell 25% (Head)
Barioth Spike 25% (Spikes)
White Drops
Item and Percentage Chance
Frost Sac 50%
Barioth Pelt 35%
Barioth Shell 30%, 50%
Barioth Claw 10%
Barioth Spike 10%

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High Rank

Target RewardsCapture Rewards
Item and Percentage Chance Item and Percentage Chance
Barioth Pelt+ 33%
Barioth Carapace 21%
Freezer Sac 18%
Barioth Claw+ 12%
Barioth Spike 8% (x2)
Barioth Tail 5%
Wyvern Gem 3%
Barioth Pelt+ 33%
Barioth Claw+ 18%
Freezer Sac 14% (x2)
Amber Fang+ 14%
Barioth Tail 12%
Barioth Spike 6% (x2)
Wyvern Gem 5%
CarvingCarving
Item and Percentage ChanceItem and Percentage Chance
Carve BodyCarve Tail
Barioth Carapace 39%
Barioth Pelt+ 25%
Freezer Sac 20%
Amber Fang+ 15%)
Wyvern Gem 1%
Barioth Tail 65%
Barioth Carapace 15%
Barioth Spike 15%
Wyvern Gem 5%
Broken Parts Drops
Item and Percentage Chance
Amber Fang+ 75% (Head)
Barioth Claw+ 70% (Spikes)
Barioth Spike 30% (Spikes x2)
Barioth Carapace 20% (Head)
Wyvern Gem 5% (Head)
White Drops
Item and Percentage Chance
Barioth Pelt+ 35%
Large Wyvern Tear 35%
Barioth Carapace 32%, 55%
Wyvern Tear 15%
Barioth Claw+ 10%
Barioth Spike 7% (x2), 10% (x2)
Wyvern Gem 1%

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