MHW Iceborne: How to defeat Fatalis - our tips

With the final update for Monster Hunter World Iceborne in October 2020, an appropriate boss appeared in the form of Fatalis. With our tips, you will not go into the difficult fight completely clueless.

The best for the end: Fatalis sets a more than worthy conclusion.

According to the opinion of quite a few players, the black dragon Fatalis is the most difficult opponent in Monster Hunter World. That makes it all the more important to know exactly how the fight will go.

Monster Hunter World: Approach Fatalis with a system

Here are the basics on how to fight Fatalis:

• Fatalis is vulnerable to dragon damage. However, raw builds work as well.
• The dragon moves fast and a lot, besides physical damage it works mainly with a wide variety of fire attacks. Fire resistance is therefore absolutely necessary.
• Because of the high damage 200 health points are also strongly advisable.
• The fight consists of three phases. These decide which additives you can use. In the two phase transitions, you need to know where to run to survive. Both places are marked when it is so far.
• So it is recommended to start the fight with the ghillie coat and use the two cannons. This already allows for several thousand points of damage. The ballistae are also very useful in the course of the fight, especially because of the binder.
• It is also important to weaken the chest and head of the dragon to cause more damage. The time limit of 30 minutes is namely quite sporty.
• Indem you break the head, Fatalis causes much less damage in the third phase. You can even break the head twice. For this, it is advisable to use Flinch Shots.

Generally, Fatalis can be fought with all types of weapons; the details in the build depend partly on the weapon, while fire resistance is in all cases without alternative. The key to success then is your knowledge of the attack patterns - this will certainly require a few attempts, but enormously powerful armor and weapons await as a reward, as well as the success of having mastered the grand finale of Monster Hunter World.