Vespoid
Neopterons with paralyzing poison stingers on their abdomens. Since Vespoids are attracted to light, hunters can use brightmoss to mark large monsters, which Vespoid will then attack and paralyze. To finish off a Vespoid without damaging its delicate materials, a hunter must avoid blunt trauma and use attacks that gradually drain its health. Vespoid fluids are useful for crafting with monster bones.
| Species | Neopteron |
| BaseHealth | 8 |
| HunterRankPoint | 0 |
 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Body | 85 | 85 | 85 | 100 | 50 | 10 | 50 | 0 | 100 |
| Full Body | 1 HP | GREEN |
Effective Status Effects
| BuildUp | Damage | Decay | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poison | Poison slowly drains the monster's health for a short amount of time. | 10 (+0) → 50 | 700 | -5/10sec |
| Sleep | The monster slumbers a short while. Attacking will awaken it, but the first attack will do more damage. | 30 (+20) → 70 | 0 | -5/10sec |
| Paralysis | The monster is paralyzed and cannot move for a short amount of time. | 20 (+10) → 40 | 0 | -5/10sec |
| Blastblight | Blast element builds as you attack. Once a certain threshold is reached, it detonates, causing damage. | 30 (+10) → 50 | 100 | -5/10sec |
| Stun | Attacking a monster's head many times with a blunt weapon will KO them, leaving them wide open. | 45 (+25) → 95 | 0 | -5/10sec |
| Exhaust | Once blunt damage buildup reaches a certain level, the monster will lose a portion of its stamina. | 0 (+0) → 0 | 0 | -0/0sec |
High-rank Materials
| Vespoid Carapace | Carving | 42% |
| Vespoid Innerwing | 35% | |
| Monster Broth | 23% | |
| Monster Broth | Carving (Rotten Monster Carcass) | 100% |
| Vespoid Carapace | Target Rewards | 30% |
| Vespoid Innerwing | 30% | |
| Honey x3 | 20% | |
| Monster Broth | 20% |