Editing Monster Hunter (section)

==/tg/ relevance==
It's a fantasy game about fighting monsters and [[meatbread|eating meat]], why is this even a question?

On a more serious note, the games and their setting are ripe for inspiration, meaning /tg/ can (and sometimes has) [[/tg/ gets shit done|get shit done]] [[homebrew|homebrewing]] stats n shit for monsters of the setting, among other things. A Monster Hunter [[stat me]] is slightly less annoying than others, since they can be transplanted into say, [[Dungeons & Dragons]] without too much issue.

The world of Monster Hunter could also be easily rewritten to be a [[Imperial Worlds#Feudal World|feudal]] (semi-)[[Death World]] of the [[Imperium]] given how much lore we simply don’t know. Perhaps the reason the Guild is sometimes shady is that it's actually how the Imperium controls the planet? Or is it an [[Exodite]]’s paradise world with wyverns and dragons ready to defend the world against any invaders? Seeing as superhumans are needed to hunt these monsters, it is not uncommon to send Astartes to fight said monsters with nothing but melee weapons (other weapons work, but the local lifeforms' [[Tau|vulnerability to melee]] make them redundant) and specialized equipment. Or [[Catachan Jungle Fighters]], since they'd feel right at home.

The Guard and Astartes probably argue about who gets new blood from this world. Space Wolves favor their intense vigor for slaying larger beasts and use of monster materials to craft stronger gear and/or trophies. Even beyond humanity, their societies are not unfamiliar with working alongside other species such as Wyverians and Felynes so there could be [[noblebright|Brighthammer]] potential as they fight alongside Eldar, Tau, or Kroot to fend off a warboss’ gargantuan squiggoth.