RiseCraft

Monster Hunter Rise, inside Minecraft. RiseCraft reads the Great Izuchi and the Great Sword straight from your own copy of Monster Hunter Rise (nothing from Capcom is shipped) and brings them into Minecraft 1.21.1.

Hunt with the Great Sword

• Rise's real Great Sword moves on your Minecraft character, with its own animations: charged slash → strong charged slash → true charged slash, the tackle charge-cancel, wide and rising slashes, guard, rolls and sheathing.
• Wirebugs: launch forward or straight up, slash in the air, land without fall damage.
• Silkbinds: Hunting Edge (fly in spinning slashes, then dive onto the monster) and Adamant Charged Slash (take the hit, strike back).
• Charge sparks, slash trails, hit-stop, camera shake and Rise's own sound effects.

Three swords

| Sword | Rise attack | |---|---| | Great Sword | 100 | | Great Izuchi Great Sword | 150 | | Foreboding Shamshir — its blade glows like lava, shaders included | 190 |

Fight the Great Izuchi

The Great Izuchi with its Rise animations, attacks, roar, battle music and boss bar — drawn in Minecraft-style blocks (/gs blocky switches to the Rise model).

Getting started

Your first time in a world you get the three swords, a guide book and a Great Izuchi spawn egg (all also in the RiseCraft creative tab). Or type /risecraft arena for a ready-made arena.

Controls: left click charge/slash · right click wide slash · both rising slash · Shift guard · Space roll · G sheathe · Left Alt / B wirebug forward / up · Z / V silkbinds.

Comes with its own Minecraft (Prism Launcher, Fabric, Sodium + Iris with a shader pack) — Melty sets it all up; you sign in once with your Microsoft account. Requires Monster Hunter Rise installed on the same PC.