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All Lagiacrus vulnerabilities in Monster Hunter Wilds.

The fearsome Lagiacrus returns in Monster Hunter Wilds, posing a significant threat to even veteran players. Identifying its vulnerabilities beforehand is crucial for a smoother battle experience—ignore this at your peril.

Elemental vulnerabilities of Lagiacrus in Monster Hunter Wilds

Elemental susceptibility chart for Lagiacrus

Series veterans will find familiar patterns in this leviathan’s weaknesses. Flames prove devastating against cranial, spinal, and caudal areas. Ice and Dragon elements provide auxiliary damage on dorsal plates but remain inferior to fire. Detailed elemental effectiveness data appears below.

Body Part Slashing Blunt Ammo Fire Water Thunder Ice Dragon
Tail Two-star Two-star Two-star Three-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Hind Leg Two-star Two-star Two-star One-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Back Three-star Three-star One-star Three-star No added effect No added effect Two-star Two-star
Foreleg Two-star Two-star One-star One-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Torso Two-star Two-star Two-star One-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Chest Three-star Three-star Two-star One-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Neck Two-star Two-star One-star One-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star
Head Three-star Three-star Three-star Two-star No added effect No added effect One-star One-star

Furthermore, the creature demonstrates near-immunity to Water and Thunder-based assaults—these elements substantially diminish combat efficacy.

Status effect effectiveness against Lagiacrus

This Thunder-affiliated beast exhibits typical resistance to paralysis and stunning effects. However, Sleep, Poison, and Blast statuses remain viable options. Trappers should note Shock/Pitfall traps and Flash Pods retain functionality, while Sonic equivalents prove ineffective.