Your NPC partners will let you know when they see one. Now that you understand these so called "Mutations" you better keep your eye out for them. Once you kill it, there's a good chance you may get it-sometimes you may not. Lets say a Rare Zaphobos has a White Shadow and on Super Difficulty, you'd want the bloody red sword it drops. And you should notice the white glow under the Hostile. White Shadowed Beasts do not make Rare Hostiles appear after beating or meeting one. If it's on (Strong) Rare Hostiles, you'd be screwed already (if you're on Super Difficulty) The Hostile is a bit stronger than regular ones The Hostile has a Higher HP than regular ones do
If it's on (Weak) Rare Hostiles, you'll get something good for it (Super Difficulty to be exact) The Drop Item is Boosted (So if you're looking for a certain rare, now's your chance!) You gain higher EXP than regular ones give
Well, here's a good thing and bad thing about them: So you probably wonder what's so great about White Shadowed Beasts. Have you noticed your NPC Partners said, "Is this Mutation?" ~Sarisa, "This is gonna get ugly." ~Kai, "More Mutants." ~Reve, "What is this? Mutation?" ~Ogi. Okay, so players found monsters with a "White Shadow." They are wondering what it means, and I think you should know this as well.
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