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A local group called the Monster Club inDungeons of Hinterbergcan give your character great rewards in exchange for Monster Parts you farm throughout your journey. This NPC organization adores monsters, even going so far as to call themselves the"real monsters"of the village. By starting a quest with them, you can give away parts from defeated monsters to this Club to gain items to strengthen your character.
Thecharming blend ofDungeons of Hinterberg’s worldmay lead you to the Monster Club early as you explore outside the titular village. You’ll soon spot four people dancing around a boombox wearing masks of different monsters in the distance. Talking to them starts the"Friends of the Monster Club"quest, which incentivizes you to bring them a ton of Monster Parts collected during your travels.
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Where To Get Monster Parts In Dungeons Of Hinterberg
Defeat Various Enemies And Harvest Their Loot
The only consistent way to get Monster Parts inDungeons of Hinterbergis tofarm them from enemies you defeat. Every foe you take down has a unique set of loot that usually includes a Monster Part, like a Tooth, Nail, Claw, etc. Grab these pieces when you may and bring them back to the Monster Club to satisfy their obsession with the monsters found around the regions that encompass Hinterberg.
Early-game dungeons are the easiest places to farm Monster Parts, as they are home to enemies that are easy to kill over and over. Thankfully,the Monster Club doesn’t care if parts are unique, so you can keep bringing them the same items if you want. For example, you could get rewards for turning in 100 instances of the same Tooth to the Monster Club without any objections from the enthusiastic group.
Similar tocontent in games likeRisk of Rain 2, dungeons will continuously spawn small enemies until you defeat the boss lurking in its depths. As long as you don’t attack the boss and have enough magic, you can constantly beat the smaller enemies for their Monster Parts.
you’re able to alsodefeat monsters in open regions outside of dungeonsto quickly collect a few Monster Parts as you explore.Repeating questswill often put you in the path of several monsters whose parts you can collect as well, so do easier missions as often as you can. Even though most rewards at the end of a quest are randomized, simply getting Monster Parts from basic loot will be enough for the Monster Club.
Every Reward Offered By The Monster Club
Bring Back Enough Monster Parts To Gain Items And Buffs
Every Monster Part you bring back to the Monster Club will give you a small amount of Hinterbucks, the main currency of the game. However, bringing back enough Parts will help you reach certain tiers of friendship with the Club, unlocking even better rewards as you give them more items.Tiers for rewards do not carry over, so you’ll have to start from scratch every time you obtain a certain level.
Those familiar with Heart Containers orStamina Vessels fromZelda: Tears of the Kingdomwill recognize that some of the Monster Club rewards are not just items, but character stat buffs. By farming Monster Parts, you can grow stronger to face greater challenges seen along your journey. Tougher dungeons and bosses are made much easier when you have every reward possible from the Monster Club.
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Your character gainsIncreased Defenseas a permanent buff.
Remember that since Monster Parts do not carry over to each tier, you have tocollect 2,100 Monster Parts to unlock every reward. Try to find the dungeons that you have the easiest time traversing inDungeons of Hinterbergto farm Monster Parts consistently and quickly as you play.
