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Monster Hunter Wilds: Jin Dahaad (Large Monster)

February 26, 2025 by PowerPyx Leave a Comment

Jin Dahaad is a large Monster that you can slay in Monster Hunter Wilds.

Characteristics: A leviathan that sits at the peak of the Iceshard Cliffs’ ecosystem. It surrounds its massive form in cold temperatures via ridge-like cooling organs across its body; the frost its limbs produce doubles as a potent weapon and a way to travel along walls and floating rocks.

Helpful Hints: Every part of Jin Dahaad’s massive body is capable of powerful freezing attacks. Diminish their offensive capabilities by attacking the ridges that they use for cooling. THe largest ridges on their back are particularly powerful and should be destroyed, but the hide there is very tough unless the other ridges are dealt with first.

Habitats (Locations):

  • Cliffs

Special Attacks (Strengths):

  • Strong Roar
  • Iceblight
  • Frostblight

Recommended Elemental Attack (Elemental Weaknesses):

  • Fire

Effective Status Effects (Ailment Weaknesses):

  • Poison: 1/3 (least effective)
  • Sleep: 1/3 (least effective)
  • Paralysis: 1/3 (least effective)
  • Blastblight: 2/3
  • Stun: 1/3 (least effective)
  • Exhaust: 2/3

Effective Items:

  • Flash Pod: Yes
  • Sonic Bomb: No
  • Shock Trap: Yes
  • Pitfall Trap: No

Low Rank Materials Rewards:

  • None (this monster doesn’t have a Low Rank version)

High Rank Materials Rewards:

  • Jin Dahaad Claw+
  • Jin Dahaad Iceplate
  • Jin Dahaad Scale+
  • Jin Dahaad Horn
  • Jin Dahaad Tail
  • Jin Dahaad Carapace
  • Freezer Sac
  • Jin Dahaad Certificate S
  • Jin Dahaad Icegem (more likely from severing tail tip, and breaking wings on back)

Unlockable Titles:

  • Hunt 10: Jin Dahaad
  • Hunt 15: Chill
  • Hunt 20: Hoarfrost
  • Hunt 30: Ice-bound

Minature/Gold Crown Sizes:

  • This monster doesn’t have crowns!

For all other large monsters, check out our Monster Hunter Wilds Wiki.

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