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GamersHeroes Thursday, February 27, 2025 10:09 PM Single Player Action-Adventure Blades of Fire Coming May 22       A beautiful world full of uncertainty and challenge awaits when MercurySteam and 505 Games' single player action-adventure Blades of Fire launches May 22. The post Single Player Action-Adventure Blades of Fire Coming May 22 appeared first on GamersHeroes.

GamersHeroes Thursday, February 27, 2025 9:25 PM Game Devs of Color Expo Returning September 16       Championing the creative power of developers of color by offering a platform for sharing knowledge, showcasing work, and forging lasting industry connections, the Game Devs of Color Expo will run online from September 16 to 19. The post Game Devs of Color Expo Returning September 16 appeared first on GamersHeroes.

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, February 28, 2025 2:45 AM RPS Verdict: Monster Hunter Wilds       Is it wrong to eat a dinosaur that wants to be eaten? What if it asks you to make a little hat out of its gall bladder? What if the gall bladder has different opinions on the matter? Discover the answers to these and more as our merry band of conservation enthusiasts/trophy hunters discuss Monster Hunter Wilds! Nic: Life, the absolute bastard, has kept me away from the Monst. Let me experience it through you. What's the best Monst so far? Brendan: I am fond of the squiddy critters that slop about. The Nu Udra is a giant gloopy octopus that feels like a stand-out fight partly because of its many, many arms, but also because of the environment you fight it in. It's horrible (in a fun way) to wade about in the oil of this region, and try to avoid the flames that inevitably start to spread. Another later squid-like beast has some horrible knifey hands at the end of its tentacles, but I'll let the readers discover the rest of that creep's tactics by themselves. Ollie: I'm partial to the Yian Kut-Ku myself. It was the very first monster I ever fought in any Monster Hunter, back in the days of Monster Hunter Freedom on my PSP. And all these years later, I still recognised all its moves, and it made the whole act of beating up the big fire-breathing chicken even more enjoyable and satisfying than it already was. Read more

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Siliconera Friday, February 28, 2025 12:00 AM Felyne Nu Udra Armor Is the Best Monster Hunter Wilds Palico Equipment       The fun thing about the Palico in the Monster Hunter series is that Capcom often plays around and lets us dress them in cute, funny, and weird outfits when you use full equipment sets, and Monster Hunter Wilds might just offer the best one yet. The new Nu Udra cephalopod monster debuts as an Apex Predator in the Basin region. It also lets us bring Octo-Cat to life. Which means, in some ways, that a Nu Udra Palico is just too cool. A number of the Palico Equipment sets in Monster Hunter Wilds let our Felyne companion cosplay as other characters. The Felyne Conga set makes it look like one of those wind-up monkeys that bangs cymbals together. The Felyne Doshaguma and Ajarakan sets feature flowing manes and resemble the monsters. But the Felyne Nu Udra turns it into an octopus with cat ears. Now, part of what makes the Felyne Nu Udra the best Monster Hunter Wilds Palico equipment is the visual effect. It ends up looking exactly like the marine creature. There are six tentacles if you forge the lower-half Felyne Udra Tentacles. These flail about as your Felyne moves, making it look like each one is propelling the critter across surfaces. The Felyne Udra Head has the same slitted eyes as an octopus and the bulbous back of the head, which has physics applied to it that bob and sway as the cat moves. The only feline features are two pointed ears, which fit in seamlessly.  Screenshots by Siliconera The lower half only requires Nu Udra Hide and can be forged immediately after facing the Basin Apex predator in Chapter 2. Which is pretty great, seeing as how it adds 18 defense and offers some fire resistance. The Felyne Nu Udra Head requires you to push a bit further into the game. While you'll likely have the Nu Udra Horn from The Black Flame fight in Chapter 2, you also need a Guardian Pelt often dropped by Wyveria Guardian monsters to make it. That has 17 defense and also offers fire resistance. So even at Low Rank, it's a pretty viable suit for your buddy. The visual that stems from using both at once is just so good. The only thing that's almost as satisfying is to mix it up with another Basin-region piece of Palico Equipment. If you defeat the Rompopolo and get its beak as a drop, you can make the F Rompopolo Brain helmet for your furry friend. This turns your Palico's head into a pink, cat head-shaped brain in a green, glowing jar. Given how the base of it looks, it ends up looking like it is grafted onto the tentacles when paired with the Felyne Udra Tentacles. You can forge it right away, since it doesn't require any additional equipment, and it nets your Palico 14 points of defense and 1 point of Dragon resistance.  Screenshot by Siliconera If you're into Monster Hunter as a series for its occasional goofiness and dress-up capabilities, then I definitely recommend the Felyne Nu Udra set as one of the best Monster Hunter Wilds Palico Equipment options. It's just so much fun. Even if you only opt to use part of it, it can make your runs much sillier.  Monster Hunter Wilds is available for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.  The post Felyne Nu Udra Armor Is the Best Monster Hunter Wilds Palico Equipment appeared first on Siliconera.

Siliconera Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:30 PM Suikoden Characters Immortalized as Acrylic Stands       Konami announced a new line of Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster acrylic stands featuring various characters in memorable "scenes" from the games. The first volume will include characters that are prominently featured on the first game, and they will appear as prizes in Japan from March 6, 2025. The characters included in Volume 1 of the Suikoden acrylic stand collection are protagonist Tir McDohl, Gremio, Odessa, and Ted. The acrylic stands themselves feature the classic 1995 art by Junko Kawano, accompanied by a text box with iconic lines (the aforementioned scenes) from the characters. Meanwhile, the portraits appearing in the text boxes display the new updated art, also made by Kawano for the remaster. You can check out the new Suikoden character acrylic stands here: Images via Konami While Konami has yet to announce Volume 2 and given the focus on the first game in the upcoming remaster, we might see Suikoden 2 characters featured in the next volume. Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars will come to the PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam on March 6, 2025. Konami will hold a Suikoden Special Program offering new information about the series on March 3, 2025. The post Suikoden Characters Immortalized as Acrylic Stands appeared first on Siliconera.

Destructoid Friday, February 28, 2025 2:05 AM How to stop bleeding in Monster Hunter Wilds       Bleeding, by far, is one of the worst debuffs you can come across in Monster Hunter Wilds, and managing it can become a nightmare. This particular debuff can be triggered quite easily by some monsters and from the environment. Thankfully, there are different ways to counter this debuff, and this guide will help you to counter bleeding and save yourself in Monster Hunter Wilds. How to cure bleeding in Monster Hunter Wilds There are some really useful items to pick from the Provisions Vendor located in any camp. One of those items called Wild Jerky will help you instantly cure bleeding if it's triggered. You can purchase Wild Jerky for 98z, so make sure to keep some of them in your inventory at all times. You can bleed from environmental causes as well, and it's certainly not a fun way to die. Do note that you will lower your movement speed when you're consuming a consumable like Wild Jerky. Just keep this in mind in case you're in the middle of a battle. You can also call your Seikret before consuming Wild Jerky if you don't want to be slowed and become an easy target. Another way to cure bleeding is to consume Rations. This item can be found in the Ingredient Center on the Support Desk NPC. It also restores a bit of Stamina along with curing the debuff and serves two purposes. Image via Destructoid Thirdly, you can just crouch for a few seconds to stop bleeding. While this method is useful if you have taken damage from environmental sources, it's not a smart thing to do if you're in a battle. Chances are that the monster might end up killing you anyway by the time you can remove the bleeding debuff. How to prevent bleeding in Monster Hunter Wilds You don't have to cure bleeding if you can prevent it from happening in the first place. To do so, you'll have to use the Bleed Charm Talisman from Smithy or Gemma. You can upgrade the talisman, which will improve its Bleeding Resistance stat. While a high level of Bleeding Resistance stat is always helpful, it's best to always keep a few Wild Jerkies and Rations with you. Additionally, make sure to check out our weapons tier list to deal with the different monsters effectively. You can also set different traps to deal more damage or mount them to attack from the top. The post How to stop bleeding in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, February 28, 2025 12:55 AM How to mount monsters with Monster Hunter Wilds?       Mounting monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds has several benefits, and it should be one of the first attacking techniques you should get accustomed to. When you come across a monster in the game, mounting it isn't the easiest activity out of all. However, putting in the extra effort will be beneficial in many ways. Let's take a look at how to mount a monster inside the game effectively. Monster Hunter Wilds mounting system explained When you come across a monster, you can't just mount it immediately. You'll have to fill out a hidden mount meter before you can perform the mounted attacks. To do so, you'll have to land a Jump Attack. First, get on a surface with a height like a ledge. From the high surface, perform the Jump Attack by pressing the M1 Mouse Button/Triangle/Y to hit the monster. If you manage to hit the monster successfully, it will fill up a part of the meter. Continue to repeat the process to fill the meter fully, and you'll be able to use the monster as you next mount. Image via Destructoid All mount-based attacks in Monster Hunter Wilds Once you have successfully mounted a monster, it will be open to different types of attacks. Action Input Effect Light Knife Attack M2 Mouse button/Circle/B Perform a rapid number of quick attacks that don't do a significant amount of damage. Strong Knife Attack M1 Mouse button/Triangle/Y Perform slower attacks that do more damage than the quicker attacks Weapon Attack/Finisher Shift/R1/RB Deals a massive amount of damage to the monsters, but dismounts it once the attack is complete Change Position/Target Directional Key or LS Allows you to move around the monster after mounting it Brace Press and Hold R/R2/RT Allows you to stick onto the monster as it tries to throw you off. When prompted, you'll have to press and hold the designated buttons to hold onto the monster. If you fail, you'll lose a large chunk of stamina. Once your stamina comes down to 0, you'll be automatically dismounted As of writing, you can only mount large monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds. Also, you can't perform a Finisher right after mounting a monster. You'll need to deal damage consistently to convert your attack into a Finisher. You can also create wounds using Strong Knife attacks that will create wounds on the body of a monster. Wounds are more susceptible to damage, and you can also perform a Focus Strike to deal more hits to the monster's health. Once again, mounting monsters isn't the easiest task to perform in Monster Hunter Wilds, but mastering it can be extremely rewarding in the long run. The post How to mount monsters with Monster Hunter Wilds? appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, February 28, 2025 12:17 AM All traps in Monster Hunter Wilds and how to activate them       There's more than one way to capture monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds, and setting a perfect trap is certainly one of the most effective ways available inside the game. There are two types of traps you can utilize: Consumable and Environmental. The process of activating them is different, and they're not equally effective for every kind of monster. This guide will help you master the concepts of setting and activating traps to make the most out of them while grabbing any monster. How to use Consumable traps in Monster Hunter Wilds Consumable traps work just like a piece of consumable, and you can equip them from your inventory. Once you have selected the trap, press the Square button, and there will be a brief animation when it's being set. Once set, your trap is automatically active. Whether you're using a Pitfall Trap or a Shock Trap, activation will happen when a monster enters its working radius. The trigger happens automatically, making it perfect for you to stay away and watch the fun from a distance. If you're unsure about the placement of a Consumable trap, you can pick it up and add it to your inventory. Image via Capcom How to use Environmental traps in Monster Hunter Wilds The name "Environmental" makes it pretty clear as to how these traps work. They don't have to be set, and all you have to do is approach them and interact with the button to activate them. You can do the same task from a distance by using your Slinger Hook. Just like Consumable traps, Environmental traps are activated when a monster is in its radius. However, these traps are harder to activate as you can't set them beforehand. All traps in Monster Hunter Wilds Here's a breakdown of every trap that is available in Monster Hunter Wilds. Disclaimer: List to be updated as we find more traps. Trap Effect Shock Electrify a monster and temporarily incapacitate them Pitfall Pin down a monster and push its body partially under the ground. The head and the upper part of the body will be exposed for you to damage it Falling Boulders Drop down a barrage of boulders that knocks down the monsters and deal damage. It exposes the monster and allows you do a lot of powerful combos. Sharp Crystal Pillars Works in the same fashion as Falling Boulders, but has a larger area of effect. Vine Traps The traps will be set after you interact with it, and the vines will lure the monsters into it. Once the monster is stuck, you can land some powerful blows on it. Quicksand This trap is unique to Balahara. When activated, both monsters and hunters can get dragged inside it, so be careful. Great Thunderbugs Has a similar effect as Shock Traps as they incapacitate the monsters. Paratoads While the effect of Paratoads is identical to Great Thunderbugs, they can also incapacitate hunters. Hence, it's best to stay away and use your Slinger Hook. Flashflies They will knock down flying monsters and blind grounded monsters. Using traps in Monster Hunter Wilds is not necessary, but they can be extremely useful in certain situations. For example, some traps can expose bigger monsters, allowing you to land combos and deal a lot of damage in a short time. The post All traps in Monster Hunter Wilds and how to activate them appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, February 28, 2025 12:17 AM Best ways to get Character Vouchers in Monster Hunter Wilds       Monster Hunter Wilds has a pretty sweet way of player customization available at the start of a game, but you'll need something called Character Vouchers to perform the same task later on. While cosmetic changes don't directly help you much with your monster-catching functions, they help your character look apart. The vouchers will allow you to make changes as much as you want and when you want. Let's take a look at how you can obtain these items inside the game and what the best ways to spend them are in the first place. How to get Character Vouchers in Monster Hunter Wilds There's no way to get Character Vouchers by just playing the game. They can obtained as paid DLCs, which is similar to systems implemented in previous Monster Hunter releases. This system is a major change from what was available during the open Betas, as you could edit as much as you wanted. It remains to be seen if we get any events in the future that will allow us to get these vouchers by simply playing the game. Image via Capcom How to use Character Vouchers in Monster Hunter Wilds The role of Character Vouchers is to allow you to perform Character Edits. Similar to the Change Appearance function, Character Edits will enable you to make bigger changes to how your character looks inside the game. Unlike Change Appearance, Character Edits aren't free as of writing. Here's a complete list of everything you can change from Character Edits. Body Gender Age  Hairstyle Eyebrows Eyelashes Eyes Mouth Beard Makeup Voice Pitch Demeanor Undergarments Voice Type Skin Eyes Nose Contour If you don't plan to spend any money on Character Vouchers, make sure to pay proper attention during character creation. You can make changes to how it appears later, but the tweaks will have limited scope. The post Best ways to get Character Vouchers in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:33 PM Ultimate Monster Hunter Wilds Weapon Tier List (Day 1 Patch)       With the release of Monster Hunter Wilds, I've had a few weeks to try out all the weapons available this time around as well as try out the Day 1 patch that is launching alongside the game. As such, I put together this ultimate Monster Hunter Wilds Weapon Tier List to help both beginner and veteran players decide which weapon to use. Screenshot by Destructoid Monster Hunter Wilds Weapon Tier List For this Monster Hunter Wild Weapon Tier List, I have ranked each weapon twice, once for beginners, and once for veterans. Some weapons like the Insect Glaive, can be difficult for new players to get a hang of, but absolute monsters in the hands of a veteran. On the other side, some weapons like the Sword and Shield can prove invaluable for beginners but lack the high ceiling cap a more experienced player might be looking for. Here is my ultimate Monster Hunter Wilds weapon tier list for the Day 1 Patch: S Tier Bow (Beginner) The Bow offers new players a more easy playstyle, favoring the ability to keep monsters at a distance while cycling through a variety of different ammo types to inflict elemental damage that each monster is weak to. You can essentially use your Palico (or friends) to take the monsters while you stand back and shoot away with your bow. Great Sword (Beginner) A rather simple yet effective spammable combo makes the Great Sword one of the best beginner-friendly melee weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds, and also features a very defensive-friendly secondary attack that often lets you dodge out of the way while still dealing damage, which is a great ability to help learn the game with. Gunlance (Veteran) Those who take the time to master the inner workings of the Gunlance will find it to be the best overall tankier-oriented weapon in Monster Hunter Wilds, allowing experience players to play the role of tank while still dealing massive damage with powerful and hard-hitting explosive shells. Hunting Horn (Veteran) Essentially a heavy hitting blunt hammer that also allows the player to give themselves and other nearby allies buffs, the Hunting Horn can be extremely versatile when in the hands of a skilled player. A must-have for higher level group play, the Hunting Horn also allows players to place Echo Bubbles in specific areas on the field to grant special effects in Monster Hunter Wilds. Insect Glaive (Veteran) The Insect Glaive is the ultimate proof that if you take the time to learn a weapon, it can be a game changer. The Insect Glaive allows players to vault into the air and perform deadly jumping attacks throughout an encounter, as well as manage their controllable Kinsect to gain powerful buffs and help turn the tide of battle. For the Day 1 Patch, the Insect Glaive also got a nice buff. Light Bowgun (Beginner) For beginner players, the Light Bowgun is a solid option as it allows you to basically continuously fire at monsters with a machine gun-like weapon. Until you learn the game, keeping monsters at range is a huge advantage, and being able to consistently upkeep damage while moving around is a huge boon to newer players. Long Sword (Veteran) If you're a fan of combos, you know just how strong the Long Sword can be. Learning to master the Spirit Gauge to empower your well-orchestrated combo attacks give the Long Sword one of the highest skill potential weapons in all of Monster Hunter Wilds. Switch Axe (Veteran) Some Day 1 buffs to the Switch Axe have made it a deadly weapon in the hands of skilled players that know how to effectively transition between Axe Mode and Sword Mode as they weave long-range and fast attacks into their offensive. Once mastered, the Switch Axe can be one of the highest damage weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds. Sword and Shield (Beginner) Until you've fully grasped the mechanics of Monster Hunter Wilds, the Sword and Shield option allows newer players to easily block and attack monsters with your shield, reducing the overall damage you're going to take while you learn things. It's a solid option for getting a grasp of the game while ensuring your stay alive. A Tier Bow (Veteran) Unfortunately for veteran Bow players, the weapon got a slight nerf in the Day 1 Patch otherwise it would stay in the S Tier regardless of player skill. Even still, it's still a very strong weapon worth using, especially if you know how to make use of the different ammo types that a veteran player would. Charge Blade (Veteran) A skilled player that knows how to properly switch between Sword Mode and Axe Mode to optimize damage or evasiveness can really push the Charge Blade to the max. Especially once you learn how to use Charge Phials to ramp up the damage output before switching to Axe Mode. Dual Blades (Veteran) Knowing when to enter Demon Mode and furthermore Archdemon Mode to take advantage of the Dual Blades fast attacks makes them very effective in the hands of a player that knows how to use them. Plus, it's nice to have so much added elusiveness while still wielding strong weapons. Great Sword (Veteran) The raw slicing power of the Great Sword keeps in strong even in the hands of a veteran player, but the simple combos pale in comparison to weapons like the Long Sword which will have better results for a skilled player. Even still, just knowing how to properly play Monster Hunter Wilds while using a Great Sword will lead to success. Gunlance (Beginner) Another solid tanking option alongside the Sword and Shield for beginner players. It's essentially Sword and Shield on steroids with a massive gunblade and shield instead of a smaller regular sword and shield. You can guard attacks, then follow up with powerful explosive shells to shred monsters. Lance (Beginner and Veteran) Changes to the Lance from the Day 1 patch for Monster Hunter Wilds have made it a strong choice for both beginners and veterans, allowing players to make use of guard and counter attacks to follow-up with fast hitting and powerful thrusting attacks to deal massive damage while still mitigating damage as well. Light Bowgun (Veteran) I'd make the argument that if you're a skilled player of Monster Hunter Wilds you should take advantage of the combos that melee weapons offer, but if you are determined to play ranged, the Light Bowgun might be the best option for a veteran. Long Sword (Beginner) Learning how to master the Spirit Gauge and the many combos of the Long Sword will be paramount in really taking advantage of the Long Sword's potential, but its still a hard hitting and more maneuverable option for beginners to Monster Hunter Wilds. B Tier Charge Blade (Beginner) Charge Blade is another piece of proof that mastering a weapon makes a world of difference. The Charge Blade is a solid weapon even for beginners, but effective use of Charge Phials and swapping between the two modes elevates the weapon much higher. Dual Blades (Beginner) The Dual Blades are easy to spam rapid attacks on monsters even for a beginner, but its true strength lies in knowing when to enter Demon and then Archdemon Mode to power up your attacks. Once you've got this down, the Dual Blades become much stronger of an option in Monster Hunter Wilds. Hammer (Beginner) Bonk! That really sums up the Hammer for beginner players. If you want to be able to power up attacks to bonk monsters in the head and potentially stun them, the Hammer is for you. It's very slow but also hard hitting, so if that sounds like your playstyle, give the Hammer a try but also the Hunting Horn, which is also in the B tier. Heavy Bowgun (Beginner) For players who want to be immobile while launching powerful ranged attacks at monsters, the Heavy Bowgun is for you. If the Light Bowgun is a machine gun, the Heavy Bowgun is an artillery cannon. However, the lack of mobility also makes it not a particularly ideal option for beginner players, though you can block with it as well. Hunting Horn (Beginner) It may seem odd to see the Hunting Horn and Hammer in the same tier for beginners, but the reason is moreso that until you know how the weapon, and Monster Hunter Wilds works, the Hunting Horn isn't nearly as effective, making it more powerful in the hands of a veteran than a beginner. Switch Axe (Beginner) Some Day 1 Buffs for the Switch Axe have made it a powerful weapon even in the hands of newer players, but it still has somewhat of a skill gap that requires you to essentially learn two weapons at once to really make use of it. Even still, you could probably just use one of the two and still have some success with the Switch Axe in Monster Hunter Wilds. C Tier Hammer (Veteran) I know this may seem a bit harsh, and for the most part the Hammer probably belongs more in B Tier for both beginner and veteran players, but in Monster Hunter Wilds it really feels as though Hammer users should just be using the Hunting Horn instead. Heavy Bowgun (Veteran) At a glance, the Heavy Bowgun is a weapon that has never really made too much sense in Monster Hunter from a gameplay standpoint, and that's even more clear for experienced players in Wilds. Sure you get a hard hitting weapon that can attack at range, but the need to hunker down in place and expend energy to really do damage just goes against everything Monster Hunter, especially at range. Insect Glaive (Beginner) The Insect Glaive is incredibly powerful in the hands of a veteran, but for beginners you'll probably end up just jumping around haphazardly without properly managing your Kinsects and optimizing your damage and utility, meaning you should just play one of the other weapons that more easily does more damage. Sword and Shield (Veteran) Even though the Sword and Shield is great for beginner players, it really falls off compared to the other tanky options of Gunlance and Lance. In fact, there's not a real reason to go with Sword and Shield once you know how to play Monster Hunter Wilds unless you just really like the playstyle. As you can see, most weapons are simply better when in the hands of a more skilled player. This means that you should try all the weapons and see which one you like the most; after all, they all have vastly different playstyles. Once you find one you like, keep playing it until you master it and it will be able to hold its own against any other weapon regardless of its placement on this tier list! The post Ultimate Monster Hunter Wilds Weapon Tier List (Day 1 Patch) appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:17 PM How to claim free items from Monster Hunter World and beta in Monster Hunter Wilds       In addition to the pre-order gifts, Monster Hunter Wilds players can claim goodies from the beta and past saves. It'll help you out at the start of your journey, offering valuables for you and your Palico. Here's how to get beta and Monster Hunter World rewards. How to claim free rewards in Monster Hunter Wilds You can claim rewards from the pre-order, beta, and Monster Hunter World from the Base Camp's Support Desk. Complete Wilds' tutorial phase to approach a Palico at camp and select 'I'd like to request support.' You'll see an option to 'Claim Content' here, providing you with your compatible add-ons in Monster Hunter Wilds. Screenshot by Destructoid Screenshot by Destructoid The Support Desk is available at every Base Camp, no matter which region you are in. However, you must meet some requirements before claiming your content. How to claim Monster Hunter Wilds beta rewards Those who participated in the beta must use the same platform account from the test. You must have also created a character while the test was active. Anyone who played the first or second beta will receive an Open Beta Test Bonus Pendant. Image via Capcom You'll only acquire one per account, even if you participated in both betas. Both tests also offer exclusive items to help you through your Monster Hunter Wilds adventure. Here's what you can expect: First Open Beta Test Rewards x10 Mega Potion x5 Ration x5 Lifepowder x2 Max Potion x2 Herbal Medicine x2 Nulberry x5 Armor Sphere Open Beta Test 2 Rewards x10 Raw Meat x3 Shock Trap x2 Pitfall Trap x10 Tranq Bomb x3 Large Barrel Bomb x5 Armor Sphere x10 Flash Pod x10 Large Dung Pod How to claim Monster Hunter World rewards in Monster Hunter Wilds If you played Monster Hunter World or the Iceborne expansion, you can transfer your save data to Monster Hunter Wilds. To unlock bonuses from World, you must complete character creation for you and your Palico. For Iceborne, you'll need to complete World's ending and talk to the character Feisty Fiver. You'll find this NPC near the entrance of Astera near Ancient Forest. Image via Capcom You must ensure the past save data is on the platform you're using to play Monster Hunter Wilds. If you played it on an older-generation console, you can transfer your data to the newer gen. For example, you'll need to transfer your PlayStation 4 data to PlayStation 5 or use a save file on a cloud for PC. Once you've completed this step, you can expect these rewards: Monster Hunter World rewards: Felyne Armor Set: Felyne Leather Felyne Weapon: Felyne Acorn Spade Nameplates: Extra Frame - World Monster Hunter World: Iceborne rewards: Felyne Armor Set: Felyne Duffel Felyne Weapon: Felyne Trekker Peckaxe Nameplates: Extra Frame - Iceborne Remember, the Palico/Felyne rewards will only be available until you arrive at the Base Camp, so you won't initially see these cosmetics in character creation. The post How to claim free items from Monster Hunter World and beta in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:16 PM How to pet Poogie in Monster Hunter Wilds       Poogie has blessed us with its adorable presence in many Monster Hunters, from Freedom to MH3. It has once again made its mark in Monster Hunter Wilds, oink-ing its way to the top. Find out where to find this creature and how to pet it. Where to find and unlock Poogie in Monster Hunter Wilds Before we get into how to pet Poogie, you'll need to know where to find it first. Poogie can be found in the Suja region, which unlocks during Nothing Frozen, Nothing Gained Chapter 3-2. The pig will roam around this area, marked with its distinct Pet icon. Screenshot by Destructoid If it's nighttime, Poogie will likely be sleeping, but you can wake it up to start giving it pets. How to pet Poogie in Monster Hunter Wilds Petting Poogie will be easy enough to initiate, but the only problem is that it will get mad if you don't do it correctly. To avoid this, press the 'Pet' button when the exclamation point appears. A successful attempt displays hearts around the pig as they jump for joy. If this doesn't happen, it will end up knocking you down. Luckily, you can simply try again afterward. Screenshot by Destructoid Poogie will give you a random item in return to show their gratitude. I got an Exciteshroom out of it, but you can earn plenty more rewards. If you're lucky, you may even get some of the game's rarest items. Although you can pet Poogie as often as you like in Monster Hunter Wilds, it seems to only provide you with one daily gift. Check back on the pig anytime you're in Suja for more rewards. One of the unique features of Poogie is the ability to rename it, similar to the titles of the Palico and Seikret. There's a 15-character limit, so you can't go overboard with the length. But you can get creative and give Poogie a name that resonates with you. Of course, you can always stick with the classic 'Poogie'; it's a pretty cute name as is. The post How to pet Poogie in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:15 PM Where to find Mystery Bone in Monster Hunter Wilds       The Bone Armor set is one of the first upgrades you can unlock, slightly boosting your defense and elemental resistance. To craft it, you must gather Mystery Bones throughout the regions. Here's how to get Mystery Bones in Monster Hunter Wilds. Table of contents How to farm Mystery Bones in Monster Hunter Wilds All Monster Hunter Wilds quests with Mystery Bone rewards All Monsters with Mystery Bones Monster Hunter Wilds Mystery Bone locations How to use Mystery Bones in Monster Hunter Wilds How to farm Mystery Bones in Monster Hunter Wilds You can utilize several methods to acquire Mystery Bones, whether from standard looting or monster fights. Take advantage of the following methods to farm them in Monster Hunter Wilds: Earn as a quest reward Eliminate Small Monsters Scavenge Bonepiles Completing quests is a surefire way to get Mystery Bones, making it one of the best techniques for farming. Some Small Monsters are known to drop it, too, once you take them down. If you want to test your luck, you can scavenge Bonepiles, but it's not always guaranteed. Since each method requires specific maneuvers, let's break down each one. All Monster Hunter Wilds quests with Mystery Bone rewards Monster Hunter Wilds' early missions tend to drop more Mystery Bones, such as the main campaign and the Optional Quests. Here's a list of all quests that drop Mystery Bones: Quests Mission Type Slimy Situation Assignment Hot on Their Trails Assignment A Stage of Rose and Thorn Assignment Drive Off the Congalala! Assignment Balahara of the Sandsea Assignment Pinnacle of the Pack Assignment Buggin' in the Desert Optional Quests The Desert is Demanding Optional Quests Buggin' in the Scarlet Forest Optional Quests A Sharp Sort Optional Quests Beware the Chatacabra Optional Quests Fire Starter Optional Quests Every Rose... Optional Quests Tussle in Pink Optional Quests Sand Sea Surges Optional Quests Forest Outlaw Optional Quests All missions above require you to eliminate a fearsome beast, including starter monsters like Chatacabra, Lala Barina, and Congalala. While you can't replay Assignments (they're a part of the main storyline), you can participate in the Optional Quests as often as you want. Screenshot by Destructoid All Monsters with Mystery Bones The Small Monster species provide more chances to collect Mystery Bones. These creatures usually don't have missions tied to them, but you can spot them while out in the wild. The monsters below are one of the few that drop these valuable bones: Bulaqchi - Windward Plains Porkeplume - Iceshard Cliffs and Wyveria Rafma (Alpha) - Iceshard Cliffs and Wyveria You can look for Small Monsters through their pink diamond icons on the map. Screenshot by Destructoid They won't put up as much of a fight compared to bigger creatures; however, they may still retaliate against you. Monster Hunter Wilds Mystery Bone locations When looting Bonepiles during the early stages of Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll likely farm a ton of Mystery Bones. On the other hand, I've noticed that the chances get lower during the endgame as you will uncover higher-tier bones. So, if you're just starting out in the game, you can look for Bonepiles in these regions: Windward Plains Scarlet Forest Oilwell Basin Iceshard Cliffs Wyveria Use the Filter Icons to place waypoints on any Bonepiles. Then, you can simply loot it to hopefully get some Mystery Bones. Screenshot by Destructoid How to use Mystery Bones in Monster Hunter Wilds You can use Mystery Bones in your Weapon Bone Tree or to craft the Bone Armor set. You'll need the bones to unlock the first tier in the Bone Tree, paving the way to high-damaging upgrades. Screenshot by Destructoid The Bone Armor mandates five Mystery Bones to craft the whole set, including its Greaves, Coil, Vambraces, Mail, and Helm. It'll have a bit more defense than Hope, Leather, and Chainmail. However, I suggest aiming for the other starter sets from the monsters, given that they have much more protection. The post Where to find Mystery Bone in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:15 PM How to capture an Ancient Wyvern Coin creature in Monster Hunter Wilds (A Prize Held High trophy)       Trophy hunters will have a field day with Monster Hunter Wilds' extensive achievement collection. Most will have you knocking heads with many beasts, but a few focus on capturing critters. Here's how to capture a creature that bears an Ancient Wyvern Coin in Monster Hunter Wilds. All Ancient Wyvern Coin creature locations in Monster Hunter Wilds To earn the A Prize Held High trophy in Monster Hunter Wilds, you must look for Curioshell Crabs in Windward Plains' Zones 13 and 6. While you're traveling around these areas, Alma might ask, "Is that a creature holding something?" This is a clear indicator that a creature with an Ancient Wyvern Coin is close to you. It may not always happen, but try to look around these zones to see if this notification pops up. Screenshot by Destructoid If Alma notifies you, you should see a crab with a coin. Use your Capture Net to get it, which you may have already utilized during Dareel's Research Report quest. Wait until the target illuminates a yellow color, and you should be all set to get the trophy. Screenshot by Destructoid Those using Zone 13 must venture into the cave entrance, which was shown during Monster Hunter Wilds' weapon tutorial phase. This creature may have other locations, as it has known habitats in the Plains, Forest, Basin, Cliffs, and Wyveria. However, the one for the trophy seems to spawn more in the Windward Plains. Screenshot by Destructoid You can exchange rare items with the Ancient Wyvern Coin from the crab. Scarlet Forest's Wudwud Hideout utilizes this currency, which you can use when speaking to Gawdygog. Provide this Wudwud with 10 Ancient Wyvern Coins for materials like the Dalthydon Wool, Great Hornfly, and Monster Chili. Although you'll only earn one coin for Monster Hunter Wilds' A Prize Held High trophy, you can continue to collect more of them through missions or random drops from monsters. The post How to capture an Ancient Wyvern Coin creature in Monster Hunter Wilds (A Prize Held High trophy) appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:14 PM How to capture Yian Kut-Ku in Monster Hunter Wilds (New Ecosystems quest)       Although you'll spend quite a lot of time taking down monsters, you'll sometimes have to take the non-violent route by capturing them. One task, in particular, requires you to get the Yian Kut-Ku during the New Ecosystems quest. Here's how to complete this Monster Hunter Wilds quest. How to get Yian Kut-Ku in MHW New Ecosystems quest The Shock Trap and Tranq Bomb are the key items you need to capture the Yian Kut-Ku. You can prepare yourself beforehand by making the Shock Trap with a Trap Tool and Thunderbug Capacitor, as well as a Sleep Herb and Parashroom for the Tranq Bomb. If you've already set off on this quest or don't have the ingredients, don't worry. The items are sent to you via the Supply Items inventory, including some First Aid Meds and a Large Dung Pod. When you initially encounter the Yian Kut-Ku, other creatures will be nearby to stir up some trouble. Use a Large Dung Pod to scare them away, allowing you to keep your focus on the primary target. The goal is to inflict enough damage until the Yian Kut-Ku starts limping (you might need to hit it a few times more afterward). Veteran Monster Hunter players will likely know all about this strategy, mainly since a similar method is used in World. Screenshot by Destructoid Once the Yian Kut-Ku starts limping, it's crucial to stop attacking to avoid killing it. Alma will warn you to prevent this from happening. Now, set up the Shock Trap and wait for the Yian Kut-Ku to get caught. Unleash two Tranq Bombs to make it fall asleep. If it doesn't work, you must inflict more damage on the monster to weaken it and repeat the process. Screenshot by Destructoid You may have some trouble knocking out the monster with the tranquilizer, as I did, which will cause them to run away. I found it best to attack the creature until Alma orders you to set up the trap. If you run out of materials, you can look around the Scarlet Forest or return to Base Camp to make more Shock Traps and Tranq Bombs. Once the Yian Kut-Ku falls asleep, the New Ecosystem quest will conclude, rewarding you with some new handy items. All Yian Kut-Ku Quest Rewards If you want to see what rewards the Yian Kut-Ku offers, here's what you can expect: Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S Kut-Ku Scale+ Kut-Ku Carapace Kut-Ku Wing Kut-Ku Ear Giant Beak Inferno Sac Bird Wyvern Gem Monster Keenbone Advanced Armor Sphere Mystery Orb - Sword Mystery Orb - Armor Similar to other monsters, you can use these materials to craft a weapon upgrade. Catch up with Gemma to unlock the new enhancement in the Yian Kut-Ku Tree. The post How to capture Yian Kut-Ku in Monster Hunter Wilds (New Ecosystems quest) appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:13 PM How to get First Aid Meds in Monster Hunter Wilds       If you look at your Crafting collection, you'll notice three healing items: Potion, Mega Potion, and First-aid Med+. The first two will be easy to acquire, but the last can be tricky to produce. Find out how to get a First Aid Med in Monster Hunter Wilds. Where to find First Aid Meds in Monster Hunter Wilds The required materials for the First Aid Med include Honey and an already-made vial of First-aid Med+. Initially, I was pretty confused about it since there seemed to be no way of acquiring the potion while in free roam. You can only get a First Aid Med during a quest, where you'll receive a Supply Item at the beginning. Like past Monster Hunter iterations, it's limited to being a quest-related item, meaning it will disappear once you've completed the mission. Screenshot by Destructoid The game will typically notify you at the quest's beginning, allowing you to open your Supply Items via the Seikret Pouch. You can then transfer the First Aid Med to your pouch to unlock an additional way of healing yourself. It'll restore a small amount of your health, similar to the Potion recipe. While on a mission, you can finally craft more First Aid Meds using Honey. Honey can be found everywhere on the map, so you should have no problem making it. Screenshot by Destructoid Although the inventory is relatively restricted, the game will likely restock you with First Aid Meds when starting on another task. However, it should be noted that not every quest will provide you with this particular material. Therefore, I suggest always having Potions or Mega Potions with you. These healing items mandate Herbs, another resource that's in every region. The Mega Potion should be your primary focus, as it heals more than First Aid Meds and regular Potions. It's best to use the First Aid Meds when you only need a slight health boost or run out of other restorative items. The post How to get First Aid Meds in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:11 PM How to get Sharp Fangs in Monster Hunter Wilds       When you take down your first beast in Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll gain access to the Chatacabra Armor set. The Coil requires a mysterious piece known as the "Sharp Fang," which doesn't seem to drop from this reptilian beast. Find out how to get Sharp Fangs in Monster Hunter Wilds. Where to find Sharp Fangs in Monster Hunter Wilds You can eliminate the following creatures to gather Sharp Fangs in Monster Hunter Wilds: Talioth - Windward Plains Gaijos - Windward Plains and Scarlet Forest Kranodath - Oilwell Basin Piragill - Scarlet Forest Porkeplume - Iceshard Cliffs and Wyveria Guardian Seikret - Wyveria If you're just starting out in Monster Hunter Wilds, you can get Sharp Fangs early on in Windward Plains. You can find these creatures around Zones 8 and 11, where they often travel in groups. You can use the Filter Icons on the map to narrow down their locations with pink-colored diamond icons. Screenshot by Destructoid Talioths almost look like dinosaurs, with similar features to velociraptors. Be warned; they will retaliate against you if they are provoked enough. The entire group may try to attack you, but it shouldn't be as challenging as the large monster types. Just deal a few hits to it, and the Talioth should go down in no time. Screenshot by Destructoid Once you've progressed further in the story, you'll start finding the other creatures with Sharp Fangs, from the Kranodath to the Piragill. Although Gaijos spawn in Windward Plains, I've noticed they appear a lot more in the Scarlet Forest. Therefore, it's best to shoot for the Talioth if you're still in the starter region. Start carving any compatible creatures to gather Sharp Fangs for Monster Hunter Wilds' Chatacabra Armor. However, you'll still need to beat the Chatacabra to collect more monster pieces for the set. Additionally, you can use Sharp Fangs for the Hungerless Charm I Talisman, which offers the Hunger Resistance Skill. This item requires Balahara Scale and Tail monster parts, deriving from A Hunter's Pride Chapter 1-4. If you have too many Sharp Fangs, you can sell them to the Provisions Stockpile to gain 100 Zenny for each one. The post How to get Sharp Fangs in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:10 PM How to beat and break all parts on Lala Barina in Monster Hunter Wilds       The spider-like Lala Barina is one of the first bosses in Scarlet Forest you'll have to stand against. It'll prove deadly with its blossoming flower, ultimately paralyzing you with its destructive properties. To help you with this fight, here's how to defeat Lala Barina in Monster Hunter Wilds. Table of contents How to defeat Lala Barina in Monster Hunter Wilds Lala Barina weaknesses and preparations All Lala Barina movesets How to collect all Lala Barina parts in Monster Hunter Wilds How to defeat Lala Barina in Monster Hunter Wilds You'll initially come across Lala Barina in the Chapter 1-3, Forest Findings. From then on, this beast will roam about in the Forest and Wyveria regions or be featured as a boss in the Optional Quests. Before you set off on this endeavor, ensure you eat a meal to gain extra health and stamina. Screenshot by Destructoid Lala Barina weaknesses and preparations To better prepare yourself for the battle, here's a list of suitable weaknesses, Status Effects, and items: Elemental Attack Weakness: Fire Effective Status Effects: Poison: Moderately effective Sleep: Moderately effective Paralysis: Little damage Blastblight: Moderately effective Stun: Most effective Exhaust: Moderately effective Effective Items: Fire-based weapons Flash Pods Shock Traps Pitfall Traps Stunning works best with the Lala Barina, so you can bring a trap to trounce the creature. However, I suggest avoiding the Sonic Bomb since it won't really do you much good in this fight. All Lala Barina movesets Lala Barina has three moves you need to look out for: Lala Barina's rose unleashes red-colored elements that inflict paralysis Deals a deadly strike with its stinger Swings around to emit more paralysis attacks Do your best to avoid its paralysis attacks, which will float around the battlefield when it displays its rose. Getting hit by it once or twice is okay, but it'll eventually take a toll with enough strikes. Those in a paralysis state can shake it off by quickly moving their character around for a few seconds. Screenshot by Destructoid Luckily, avoiding Lala Barina's attack is pretty easy since its movements are relatively slow. That'll give you time to strike the weak spots on its leg, face, and claws. You can also go from behind its body if you don't want to get too close to its face. Take advantage of any wounds while in Focus Mode, dealing a hefty amount of damage. Screenshot by Destructoid The Lala Barina's Tail, aka the rose, is the creature's most significant weak point. Nevertheless, it'll be pretty challenging to target, especially when it spouts out its paralytic effects. How to collect all Lala Barina parts in Monster Hunter Wilds The Lala Barina features two breakable parts: its petals and claws. If it breaks off, be sure to grab it when the creature starts to run away or when the quest ends. Screenshot by Destructoid You can use the Lala Barina body parts to craft weapons, armor, and other equipment with Gemma. Although you'll receive most of them during the battle, you'll have the chance to gain more as a target reward. Here are all the possible items you can get: Monster Parts Description How to Get Lala Barina Floret Hair from a Lala Barina. So white and pristine that it could pass for a high quality pelt. Earn as a Target Reward after completing the main mission/Optional Quest Lala Barina Mucus Body fluid from a Lala Barina. A sticky, red liquid that causes paralysis. Earn as a Target Reward after completing main mission or Optional Quest Lala Barina Shell The outer shell of a Lala Barina. Has a dark luster and is wonderfully lightweight Target any part of the Lala Barina Lala Barina Stinger The stinger from a Lala Barina. Sharp as a sword, one thrust is all it takes to subdue prey. Attack the rose part of its body or earn as a Target Reward after completing the main mission/Optional Quest Lala Barina Claw A claw from a Lala Barina. Vivid scarlet decorates its keen edge. Target Lala Barina's claws near its face Lala Barina Certificate A Guild certificate awarded to those who have hunted a Lala Barina. Used to make equipment. Earned after defeating the Lala Barina Speak to Gemma about constructing the complete armor set or weapon upgrade from the Lala Barina Tree. Some parts are also a part of the Talisman recipes, including Blessing Charm I, Dragon Charm I, and Paralysis Charm I. The post How to beat and break all parts on Lala Barina in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:10 PM How to pause in online mode in Monster Hunter Wilds       Although online games are great for co-op gameplay, it's not always ideal when you have to step away. Fortunately, Monster Hunter Wilds players can pause the game, even if they are online. Here's what you need to do to activate it. How do you pause the game in Monster Hunter Wilds? You can pause the game while in Online Single Player mode, which can be found on the Title Screen. If you have already logged into a lobby, you can speak to Alma to change it to this mode. You can then pause it by going to the System setting. Screenshot by Destructoid Once you've selected 'Pause Game' in Monster Hunter Wilds, gameplay will stop as if it were Offline Mode. If you're in the middle of a fight, it will halt any enemy attack and keep your health intact. Though, I still recommend getting out of their line of sight just in case. You can pick up from where you left off by selecting the Resume option. A Sub-menu is also available here for those who want to access Photo Mode. This mechanic can hide the game's UI and display your photo album. Although you can only pause the game as a solo player, you still have access to multiplayer features. Anytime you need help, you can unleash a SOS Flare to get assistance from fellow players or NPCs. Does Monster Hunter Wilds have an Offline Mode? Monster Hunter Wilds does have an Offline Mode. If you look at the PlayStation Store, you'll see that the game includes an 'Online play optional' feature. I tried it myself by turning off my internet, and the game went into Offline Mode immediately after. Mission progression and saves seem to work just fine in this mode, so there's no need to worry about losing content. Screenshot by Destructoid Whenever you want to return to an online lobby, you can speak to Alma or use the Title Screen to change it. It may take a few seconds to reconnect, but eventually, it should return you to your original position. The post How to pause in online mode in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:09 PM All Hunter Armor Sets and recipes in Monster Hunter Wilds       Armor plays a crucial part in Monster Hunter Wilds, protecting you against many elemental attacks. We're here to show all Armor Sets and their recipes to help you survive through this courageous journey. Table of contents All Hunter Armor Sets and ingredients in Monster Hunter Wilds Low Rank Armor Sets All Monster Hunter Wilds High Rank Armor Sets All Hunter Armor Sets and ingredients in Monster Hunter Wilds You'll initially acquire three sets of Armor with Hope, Leather, and Chainmail. These recipes don't require ingredients, but you must exchange money to obtain different variants. Once you've taken down your first monster, you can start carving its pieces to unlock new Armor Sets in Monster Hunter Wilds. The more you progress through the main campaign, the more you'll discover new enemy types. Screenshot by Destructoid While most ingredients come from the monsters you hunt, there are a few resources you can gather through exploration. These include ore and bones scattered throughout the game's regions. Your Hunter's Guild teammate, Gemma, is there to assist you in crafting armor for you and your Palico companion, providing the support you need to succeed. Make sure to seek her out at Base Camp. We'll provide a detailed breakdown of each MHW Armor Set and the ingredients required to craft them. You'll have access to the Low Rank sets initially, then uncover High Ranks during the endgame. Low Rank Armor Sets Bone Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Bone Helm x1 Mystery Bone 100 Z Bone Mail x1 Mystery Bone 100 Z Bone Vambraces x1 Mystery Bone 100 Z Bone Coil x1 Mystery Bone 100 Z Bone Greaves x1 Mystery Bone 100 Z Bulaqchi Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Bulaqchi Specs x2 Bulaqchi Shell 100 Z Talioth Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Talioth Vambraces x1 Talioth Scale x1 Sharp Fang 100 Z Chatacabra Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Chatacabra Helm x2 Chatacabra Scale x1 Chatacabra Jaw 200 Z Chatacabra Mail x2 Chatacabra Scale x2 Chatacabra Hide x1 Chatacabra Shell 200 Z Chatacabra Vambraces x2 Chatacabra Hide x2 Chatacabra Shell 200 Z Chatacabra Coil x1 Chatacabra Certificate x2 Chatacabra Scale x1 Chatacabra Jaw x2 Sharp Fang 200 Z Chatacabra Greaves x1 Chatacabra Jaw x1 Chatacabra Shell x1 Mystery Bone 200 Z Quematrice Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Quematrice Helm x1 Quematrice Certificate x1 Quematrice Tail x1 Quematrice Igniter x1 Iron Ore 200 Z Quematrice Mail x1 Quematrice Igniter x2 Quematrice Crest x1 Quematrice Tail 200 Z Quematrice Braces x2 Quematrice Scale x1 Quematrice Igniter 200 Z Quematrice Coil x2 Quematrice Hide x1 Quematrice Crest 200 Z Quematrice Greaves x2 Quematrice Scale x2 Quematrice Hide x1 Quematrice Crest 200 Z Alloy Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Alloy Helm x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore 200 Z Alloy Mail x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore 200 Z Alloy Vambraces x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore 200 Z Alloy Coil x1 Machalite Ore x1 Earth Crystal 200 Z Alloy Greaves x1 Machalite Ore x1 Earth Crystal 200 Z Piragill Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Piragill Greaves x1 Piragill Fin x2 Machalite Ore 200 Z Vespoid Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Vespoid Helm x1 Vespoid Shell x1 Mystery Bone 200 Z Vespoid Mail x1 Vespoid Shell x1 Mystery Bone 200 Z Vespoid Vambraces x1 Vespoid Shell x1 Vespoid Wing 200 Z Vespoid Coil x1 Vespoid Shell x1 Monster Fluid 200 Z Vespoid Greaves x1 Vespoid Shell x1 Vespoid Wing 200 Z Barina Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Lala Barina Headgear x2 Lala Barina Floret x1 Lala Barina Mucus 200 Z Barina Mail x2 Lala Barina Floret x2 Lala Barina Shell x1 Lala Barina Stinger 200 Z Barina Vambraces x2 Lala Barina Shell x1 Lala Barina Claw 200 Z Barina Coil x1 Lala Barina Mucus x1 Lala Barina Claw x1 Lala Barina Stinger 200 Z Barina Greaves x1 Lala Barina Certificate x2 Lala Barina Floret x1 Lala Barina Mucus x1 Monster Fluid 200 Z Conga Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Conga Helm x2 Congalala Claw x1 Vibrant Pelt 400 Z Conga Mail x2 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Claw x1 Vibrant Pelt 400 Z Conga Vambraces x1 Congalala Fang x1 Vibrant Pelt x1 Machalite Ore 400 Z Conga Coil x2 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Fang 400 Z Conga Greaves x1 Congalala Certificate x1 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Fang x1 Congalala Pelt 400 Z Balahara Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Balahara Helm x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Skull 400 Z Balahara Mail x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Tail 400 Z Balahara Vambraces x1 Balahara Skull x1 Balahara Tail x1 Aqua Sac 400 Z Balahara Coil x1 Balahara Certificate x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Black Pearl 400 Z Balahara Greaves x2 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Skull 400 Z Doshaguma Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Doshaguma Helm x2 Doshaguma Fur x2 Doshaguma Hide x1 Doshaguma Fang x1 Herbivore Shell 400 Z Doshaguma Mail x2 Doshaguma Fur x1 Doshaguma Claw 400 Z Doshaguma Braces x2 Doshaguma Hide x1 Doshaguma Fang 400 Z Doshaguma Coil x1 Doshaguma Claw x2 Doshaguma Fang x1 Sturdy Bone 400 Z Doshaguma Greaves x1 Doshaguma Certificate x2 Doshaguma Fur x1 Doshaguma Claw x1 Brute Bone 400 Z Ingot Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Ingot Helm x1 Dragonite Ore x1 Machalite Ore 400 Z Ingot Mail x1 Dragonite Ore x1 Earth Crystal 400 Z Ingot Vambraces x1 Dragonite Ore x1 Machalite Ore 400 Z Ingot Coil x1 Dragonite Ore x1 Earth Crystal 400 Z Ingot Greaves x1 Dragonite Ore x1 Firestone 400 Z Kranodath Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Kranodath Mail x1 Kranodath Skull x1 Charred Oilbone 400 Z Rompopolo Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Rompopolo Helm x1 Rompopolo Hide x1 Claw x1 Rompopolo Beak 500 Z Rompopolo Mail x2 Rompopolo Hide x1 Spotted Poison Hide 500 Z Rompopolo Vambraces x1 Spotted Poison Hide x1 Rompopolo Beak x1 Poison Sac 500 Z Rompopolo Coil x1 Rompopolo Certificate x2 Rompopolo Hide x1 Spotted Posion Hide x1 Dragonite Ore 500 Z Rompopolo Greaves x2 Rompopolo Claw x1 Rompopolo Beak 500 Z Nerscylla Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Nerscylla Helm x1 Nerscylla Certificate x1 Rubbery Hide x1 Nerscylla Chelicera x1 Sleep Sac 500 Z Nerscylla Mail x2 Nerscylla Claw x1 Nerscylla Spike 500 Z Nerscylla Vambraces x2 Nerscylla Shell x1 Nerscylla Claw x1 Nerscylla Spike 500 Z Nerscylla Coil x1 Nerscylla Chelicera x1 Nerscylla Spike x1 Rubbery Hide 500 Z Nerscylla Greaves x2 Nerscylla Shell x1 Nerscylla Chelicera 500 Z Hirabami Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Hirabami Headdress x1 Hirabami Webbing x1 Hirabami Tail Claw x1 Frost Sac 500 Z Hirabami Mail x2 Hirabami Hide x1 Hirabami Tail Claw 500 Z Hirabami Vambraces x2 Hirabami Scale x1 Hirabami Webbing 500 Z Hirabami Coil x2 Hirabami Scale x1 Hirabami Hide x1 Hirabami Tail Claw 500 Z Hirabami Greaves x1 Hirabami Certificate x2 Hirabami Scale x1 Hirabami Webbing x1 Frozen Iceborne 500 Z Ajarakan Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Ajarakan Helm x1 Ajarakan Certificate x1 Ajarakan Tail x1 Ajarakan Jewel x1 Ajarakan Marrow 500 Z Ajarakan Mail x2 Ajarakan Scale x1 Ajarakan Jewel 500 Z Ajarakan Vambraces x2 Ajarakan Scale x2 Ajarakan Shell x1 Ajarakan Ridge 500 Z Ajarakan Shell x2 Ajarakan Shell x1 Ajarakan Ridge 500 Z Ajarakan Greaves x1 Ajarakan Jewel x1 Ajarakan Ridge x1 Ajarakan Tail 500 Z Guardian Seikret Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost G. Seikret Coil x2 Guardian Seikret Feater x1 Tough Guardian Bone 700 Z Uth Duna Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Duna Helm x1 Uth Duna Certificate x2 Uth Duna Scale x1 Uth Duna Plate x1 Guardian Blood 1,000 Z Duna Mail x1 Uth Duna Cilia x1 Uth Duna Tentacle x2 Uth Duna Claw x1 Guardian Scale 1,000 Z Duna Vambraces x2 Uth Duna Hide x1 Uth Duna Tentacle x1 Guardian Pelt 1,000 Z Duna Coil x2 Uth Duna Scale x1 Uth Duna Cilia 1,000 Z Duna Greaves x2 Uth Duna Scale x2 Uth Duna Hide x1 Uth Duna Claw 1,000 Z Rey Dau Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Rey Sandhelm x2 Rey Dau Scale x2 Rey Dau Shell x1 Rey Dau Thunderborn 1,000 Z Rey Sandmail x2 Rey Dau Scale x1 Rey Dau Wingtalon 1,000 Z Rey Sandbraces x1 Rey Dau Wingtalon x1 Rey Dau Thunderhorn x1 Rey Dau Tail x1 Guardian Scale 1,000 Z Rey Sandcoil x2 Rey Dau Shell x1 Rey Dau Thunderborn x1 Guardian Pelt x1 Wingdrake Hide 1,000 Z Rey Sangreaves x1 Rey Dau Certificate x1 Rey Dau Tail x1 Rey Dau Plate x1 Guardian Blood 1,000 Z Nu Udra Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Udra Mirehelm x2 Nu Udra Hide x1 Nu Udra Spike x1 Nu Udra Horn 1,000 Z Udra Miremail x1 Nu Udra Certificate x2 Nu Udra Hide x1 Nu Udra Cerebrospinal Fluid x1 Guardian Blood 1,000 Z Udra Mirebraces x2 Nu Udra Hide x1 Nu Udra Oilmucus 1,000 Z Udra Mirecoil x1 Nu Udra Oilmucus x1 Nu Udra Tentacle x1 Nu Udra Horn x1 Guardian Scale 1,000 Z Udra Miregreaves x2 Nu Udra Spike x1 Nu Udra Tentacle x1 Guardian Pelt x1 Charred Oilbone 1,000 Z Guardian Doshaguma Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost G. Doshaguma Helm x2 Guardian Doshaguma Fur x2 Guardian Doshaguma Hide x1 Guardian Doshaguma Fang 800 Z G. Doshaguma Mail x2 Guardian Doshaguma Fur x1 Guardian Doshaguma Claw 800 Z G. Doshaguma Braces x2 Guardian Doshaguma Hide x1 Guardian Doshaguma Fang 800 Z G. Doshaguma Coil x1 G. Doshaguma Certificate x2 Guardian Doshaguma Fur x1 Guardian Doshaguma Claw x1 Guardian Blood 800 Z G. Doshaguma Greaves x1 Guardian Doshaguma Claw x1 Guardian Doshaguma Fang x1 Guardian Pelt 800 Z Guardian Rathalos Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost G. Rathalos Helm x1 G. Rathalos Certificate x2 Guardian Rathalos Scale x1 Guardian Rathalos Shell x1 Guardian Rathalos Plate 800 Z G. Rathalos Mail x2 Guardian Rathalos Shell x1 Guardian Rathalos Webbing 800 Z G. Rathalos x2 Guardian Rathalos Scale x2 Guardian Rathalos Shell x1 Guardian Rathalos Tail 800 Z G. Rathalos x2 Guardian Rathalos Scale x1 Guardian Rathalos Webbing 800 Z G. Rathalos x1 Guardian Rathalos Webbing x1 Guardian Rathalos Tail x1 Guardian Scale 800 Z Guardian Ebony Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost G. Ebony Helm x1 Guardian Ebony Claw x1 Guardian Ebony Fang x1 Guardian Ebony Tail 800 Z G. Ebony Mail x2 Guardian Ebony Sinew x1 Guardian Ebony Fang 800 Z G. Ebony Braces x2 Guardian Ebony Scale x2 Guardian Ebony Sinew x1 Guardian Ebony Fang 800 Z G. Ebony Coil x1 G. Ebony Odogaron Certificate x1 Guardian Ebony Tail x1 Guardian Ebony Claw x1 Guardian Ebony Plate 800 Z G. Ebony Greaves x2 Guardian Ebony Scale x1 Guardian Ebony Claw 800 Z Xu Wu Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Xu Wu Helm x2 Xu Wu Hide x2 Golden Corneum x1 Xu Wu Fang x1 Tough Guardian Bone 800 Z Xu Wu Mail x2 Golden Corneum x1 Xu Wu Tentacle 800 Z Xu Wu Vambraces x2 Xu Wu Hide x1 Xu Wu Claw 800 Z Xu Wu Coil x1 Xu Wu Certificate x2 Xu Wu Hide x1 Xu Wu Claw x1 Xu Wu Cerebrospinal Fluid 800 Z Xu Wu Greaves x1 Xu Wu Claw x1 Xu Wu Tentacle x1 Xu Wu Fang 800 Z Guardian Arkveld Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost G. Arkveld Helm x1 Guardian Blood x2 Guardian Rathalos Webbing x1 Guardian Scale 1,500 Z G. Arkveld Mail x1 Guardian Blood x2 Guardian Ebony Claw x3 Tough Guardian Bone 1,500 Z G. Arkveld Vambraces x1 Guardian Blood x2 Guardian Scale x2 Guardian Seikret Feather 1,500 Z G. Arkveld Coil x1 Guardian Blood x2 Guardian Doshaguma Claw x1 Guardian Pelt 1,500 Z G. Arkveld Greaves x1 Guardian Blood x2 Guardian Pelt 1,500 Z All Monster Hunter Wilds High Rank Armor Sets Hope α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Hope Mask α x2 Sturdy Bone x1 Iron Ore 2,500 Z Hope Mail α x1 Sturdy Bone x1 Earth Crystal 2,500 Z Hope Vambraces α x2 Sturdy Bone x1 Earth Crystal 2,500 Z Hope Coil α x1 Sturdy Bone x1 Iron Ore 2,500 Z Hope Greaves α x3 Sturdy Bone 2,500 Z Leather α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Leather Headgear α x1 Guardian Pelt 2,500 Z Leather Mail α x1 Guardian Pelt x1 Machalite Ore 2,500 Z Leather Gloves α x1 Guardian Pelt x1 Machalite Ore 2,500 Z Leather Belt α x1 Guardian Pelt 2,500 Z Leather Pants α x1 Guardian Pelt x1 Machalite Ore 2,500 Z Chainmail α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Chainmail Headgear α x1 Guardian Scale x1 Icium 2,500 Z Chainmail Armor α x1 Guardian Scale 2,500 Z Chainmail Gloves α x1 Guardian Scale x1 Icium 2,500 Z Chainmail Belt α x1 Guardian Scale 2,500 Z Chainmail Pants α x1 Guardian Scale x1 Icium 2,500 Z Bone α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Bone Helm α x1 Quality Bone x1 Frozen Iceborne 2,500 Z Bone Mail α x1 Quality Bone x1 Charred Oilbone 2,500 Z Bone Vambraces α x1 Quality Bone x1 Frozen Iceborne 2,500 Z Bone Coil α x1 Quality Bone x1 Tough Guardian Bone 2,500 Z Bone Greaves α x1 Quality Bone x1 Charred Oilbone 2,500 Z Alloy α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Alloy Helm α x1 Carbalite Ore x3 Dragonite Ore 2,500 Z Alloy Mail α x1 Carbalite Ore x2 Dragonite Ore 2,500 Z Alloy Vambraces α x1 Carbalite Ore x3 Dragonite Ore 2,500 Z Alloy Coil α x1 Carbalite Ore x2 Dragonite Ore 2,500 Z Alloy Greaves α x1 Carbalite Ore x2 Dragonite Ore 2,500 Z Bulaqchi α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Bulaqchi Specs α x5 Bulaqchi Carapace 2,500 Z Bulaqchi β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Bulaqchi Specs β x5 Bulaqchi Carapace 2,500 Z Talioth α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Talioth Vambraces α x3 Talioth Scale+ x2 Acute Fang 2,500 Z Talioth β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Talioth Vambraces β x3 Talioth Scale+ x2 Acute Fang 2,500 Z Paragill α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Paragill Greaves α x3 Paragill Fin+ x2 Carbalite Ore 2,500 Z Paragill β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Paragill Greaves β x3 Paragill Fin+ x2 Carbalite Ore 2,500 Z Vespoid α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Vespoid Helm α x2 Vespoid Carapace x3 Monster Broth 2,500 Z Vespoid Mail α x2 Vespoid Carapace x2 Vespoid Innerwing 2,500 Z Vespoid Vambraces α x2 Vespoid Carapace x3 Vespoid Innerwing 2,500 Z Vespoid Coil α x2 Vespoid Carapace x2 Quality Bone 2,500 Z Vespoid Greaves α x2 Vespoid Carapace x1 Quality Bone 2,500 Z Vespoid β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Vespoid Helm β x2 Vespoid Carapace x3 Monster Broth 2,500 Z Vespoid Mail β x2 Vespoid Carapace x2 Vespoid Innerwing 2,500 Z Vespoid Vambraces β x2 Vespoid Carapace x3 Vespoid Innerwing 2,500 Z Vespoid Coil β x2 Vespoid Carapace x2 Quality Bone 2,500 Z Vespoid Greaves β x2 Vespoid Carapace x1 Quality Bone 2,500 Z Kranodath α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Kranodath Mail α x4 Kranodath Skull+ x2 Firecell Stone 2,500 Z Kranodath β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Kranodath Mail β x4 Kranodath Skull+ x2 Firecell Stone 2,500 Z Kut-Ku α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Kut-Ku Helm α x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x2 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Monster Keebone 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Mail α x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x1 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Firecell Stone 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Vambraces α x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x3 Kut-Ku Carapace x1 Giant Beak 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Coil α x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x3 Giant Beak x1 Kut-Ku Ear x1 Inferno Sac 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Greaves α x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x2 Kut-Ku Carapace x1 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Kut-Ku Ear 3,000 Z Kut-Ku β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Kut-Ku Helm β x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x2 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Monster Keebone 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Mail β x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x1 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Firecell Stone 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Vambraces β x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x3 Kut-Ku Carapace x1 Giant Beak 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Coil β x1 Yian Kut-Ku Certificate S x3 Giant Beak x1 Kut-Ku Ear x1 Inferno Sac 3,000 Z Kut-Ku Greaves β x2 Kut-Ku Scale+ x2 Kut-Ku Carapace x1 Kut-Ku Wing x1 Kut-Ku Ear 3,000 Z Comaqchi α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Comaqchic Accessory α x5 Comaqchi Carapace 2,500 Z Comaqchi β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Comaqchic Accessory β x5 Comaqchi Carapace 2,500 Z Chatacabra α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Chatacabra Helm α x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw+ x1 Stoutbone 3,000 Z Chatacabra Mail α x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x2 Chatacabra Carapace x1 Quality Bone 3,000 Z Chatacabra Vambraces α x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x2 Chatacabra Hide+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw+ x1 Chatacabra Carapace 3,000 Z Chatacabra Coil α x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x3 Chatacabra Hide+ x1 Chatacabra Carapace 3,000 Z Chatacabra Greaves α x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw x1 Wingdrake Hide+ 3,000 Z Chatacabra β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Chatacabra Helm β x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw+ x1 Stoutbone 3,000 Z Chatacabra Mail β x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x2 Chatacabra Carapace x1 Quality Bone 3,000 Z Chatacabra Vambraces β x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x2 Chatacabra Hide+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw+ x1 Chatacabra Carapace 3,000 Z Chatacabra Coil β x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x3 Chatacabra Hide+ x1 Chatacabra Carapace 3,000 Z Chatacabra Greaves β x1 Chatacabra Certificate S x2 Chatacabra Scale+ x1 Chatacabra Jaw+ x1 Wingdrake Hide+ 3,000 Z Quematrice α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Quematrice Helm α x1 Quematrice Certificate S x2 Quematrice Igniter+ x2 Quematrice Hide+ x1 Quality Bone 3,000 Z Quematrice Mail α x1 Quematrice Certificate S x1 Quematrice Crest+ x1 Quematrice Tail x1 Firestone 3,000 Z Quematrice Braces α x3 Quematrice Scale+ x3 Quematrice Hide+ x1 Quematrice Igniter+ x1 Quematrice Crest+ 3,000 Z Quematrice Coil α x1 Quematrice Certificate S x2 Quematrice Hide+ x1 Quematrice Crest+ 3,000 Z Quematrice Greaves α x3 Quematrice Scale+ x1 Quematrice Igniter+ x1 Monster Keenbone 3,000 Z Quematrice β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Quematrice Helm β x1 Quematrice Certificate S x2 Quematrice Igniter+ x2 Quematrice Hide+ x1 Quality Bone 3,000 Z Quematrice Mail β x1 Quematrice Certificate S x1 Quematrice Crest+ x1 Quematrice Tail x1 Firestone 3,000 Z Quematrice Braces β x3 Quematrice Scale+ x3 Quematrice Hide+ x1 Quematrice Igniter+ x1 Quematrice Crest+ 3,000 Z Quematrice Coil β x1 Quematrice Certificate S x2 Quematrice Hide x1 Quematrice Crest+ 3,000 Z Quematrice Greaves β x3 Quematrice Scale+ x1 Quematrice Igniter+ x1 Monster Keenbone 3,000 Z Barina α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Barina Helm α x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x3 Lala Barina Carapace x2 Lala Barina Claw 3,000 Z Barina Mail α x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x2 Lala Barina Carapace x1 Lala Barina Mucus+ x1 Lala Barina Stinger+ 3,000 Z Barina Vambraces α x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x1 Lala Barina Claw x1 Lala Barina Stinger+ x1 Monster Broth 3,000 Z Barina Coil α x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x2 Lala Barina Mucus+ x2 Carbalite Ore 3,000 Z Barina Greaves α x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x1 Lala Barina Mucus+ x1 Novacrystal 3,000 Z Barina β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Barina Headgear β x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x3 Lala Barina Carapace x2 Lala Barina Claw+ 3,000 Z Barina Mail β x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x2 Lala Barina Carapace x1 Lala Barina Mucus+ x1 Lala Barina Stinger+ 3,000 Z Barina Vambraces β x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x1 Lala Barina Claw+ x1 Lala Barina Stinger+ x1 Monster Broth 3,000 Z Barina Coil β x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x2 Lala Barina Mucus+ x2 Carbalite Ore 3,000 Z Barina Greaves β x1 Lala Barina Certificate S x2 Lala Barina Floret+ x1 Lala Barina Mucus+ x1 Novacrystal 3,000 Z Conga α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Conga Helm α x2 Congalala Pelt+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Stoutbone 3,000 Z Conga Mail α x2 Congalala Pelt+ x2 Congalala Claw+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Vibrant Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Vambraces α x1 Congalala Certificate S x1 Vibrant Pelt+ x2 Conga Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Coil α x1 Congalala Certificate S x3 Congalala Claw+ x1 Vibrant Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Greaves α x1 Congalala Certificate S x2 Congalala Pelt+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Acute Fang 3,000 Z Conga β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Conga Helm β x2 Congalala Pelt+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Stoutbone 3,000 Z Conga Mail β x2 Congalala Pelt+ x2 Congalala Claw+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Vibrant Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Vambraces β x1 Congalala Certificate S x1 Vibrant Pelt+ x2 Conga Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Coil β x1 Congalala Certificate S x3 Congalala Claw+ x1 Vibrant Pelt+ 3,000 Z Conga Greaves β x1 Congalala Certificate S x2 Congalala Pelt+ x1 Congalala Fang+ x1 Acute Fang 3,000 Z Rompopolo α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Rompopolo Helm α x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x3 Rompopolo Claw x1 Rompopolo Beak+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Mail α x2 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Monster Keenbone 3,000 Z Rompopolo Vambraces α x1 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Rompopolo Claw+ x1 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Rompopolo Beak+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Coil α x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x2 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Kranodath Skull+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Greaves α x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x2 Rompopolo Beak+ x1 Toxin Sac 3,000 Z Rompopolo β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Rompopolo Helm β x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x3 Rompopolo Claw x1 Rompopolo Beak+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Mail β x2 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Monster Keenbone 3,000 Z Rompopolo Vambraces β x1 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Rompopolo Claw+ x1 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Rompopolo Beak+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Coil β x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x2 Rompopolo Hide+ x2 Spotted Poison Hide+ x1 Kranodath Skull+ 3,000 Z Rompopolo Greaves β x1 Rompopolo Certificate S x2 Rompopolo Beak+ x1 Toxin Sac 3,000 Z Nercylla α Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Nercylla Helm α x2 Nercylla Carapace x1 Nercylla Shear x2 Monster Broth 3,500 Z Nercylla Mail α x1 Nercylla Certificate S x1 Nercylla Shear x2 Nercylla Claw+ x1 Bird Wyvern Gem 3,500 Z Nercylla Vambraces α x3 Nercylla Carapace x3 Nercylla Claw+ x1 Nercylla Shear x1 Nercylla Spike+ 3,500 Z Nercylla Coil α x1 Nercylla Certificate S x2 Nercylla Claw+ x2 Nercylla Spike+ x2 Comaqchi Carapace 3,500 Z Nercylla Greaves α x1 Nercylla Certificate S x1 Nercylla Spike+ x2 Rubbery Hide+ x1 Coma Sac 3,500 Z Nercylla β Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Armor Pieces Required Resources Required Cost Nercylla Helm β x2 Nercylla Carapace x1 Nercylla Shear x2 Monster Broth 3,500 Z Nercylla Mail β x1 Nercylla Certificate S x1 Nercylla Shear x2 Nercylla Claw+ x1 Bird Wyvern Gem 3,500 Z Nercylla Vambraces β x3 Nercylla Carapace x3 Nercylla Claw+ x1 Nercylla Shear x1 Nercylla Spike+ 3,500 Z Nercylla Coil β x1 Nercylla Certificate S x2 Nercylla Claw+ x2 Nercylla Spike+ x2 Comaqchi Carapace 3,500 Z Nercylla Greaves β x1 Nercylla Certificate S x1 Nercylla Spike+ x2 Rubbery Hide+ x1 Coma Sac 3,500 Z There are likely a few Armor Sets missing from this collection, so I'll be updating this guide as I discover new monsters in the endgame. 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Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:08 PM All ore locations in Monster Hunter Wilds       The Forbidden Lands holds a variety of ore types that can be used for various Armor recipes. However, since the map includes many regions, you may have trouble locating specific ones. We're here to help by showing all ore locations in Monster Hunter Wilds. Where to find all ore in Monster Hunter Wilds You'll find a ton of Mining Outcrop map icons throughout the Forbidden Lands. They'll be marked with their distinct blue icon with a question mark. You can get there quickly by setting the waypoint on it and using the Seikret's auto-run feature. Screenshot by Destructoid Screenshot by Destructoid Sometimes, your Palico will do all the heavy lifting for you and mine it automatically. You may also purchase ore directly from Item Trade shops by exchanging a unique material with the merchant. But, if you want to get it yourself, here's where you can find all ore in Monster Hunter Wilds: Ore Mining Outcrop Region Locations Iron Ore Windward Plains and Scarlet Forest Machalite Ore All regions Dragonite Ore Iceshard Cliffs, Scarlet Forest, and Wyveria Earth Crystal Windward Plains and Scarlet Forest Icium Iceshard Cliffs Firestone Oiwell Basin Lightcrystal Wyveria There may be a few more ores you can collect during the endgame stages, so I'll update this piece once I've discovered them. How often does ore respawn in Monster Hunter Wilds? Mining Outcrops respawn every 15 minutes in real time. It's a bit longer than other resources, but you can always search around the map to pinpoint other Outcrops. Plus, if you've exhausted all the mining areas in one region, you can move on to the next one for more options. How to use ore in Monster Hunter Wilds You can use ore to forge and upgrade weapons, armor, Talismans, and Palico Equipment. When speaking to Gemma, several ores are a part of armor sets, like Chatacabra, Alloy, and Ingot. Your tool's Weapon Tree also utilizes this resource, providing additional attack strength. Screenshot by Destructoid Most recipes require combining ore with monster materials, especially with the Talismans. To farm these resources, you can explore the world or speak to Alma, who can provide you with Optional Quests that are specifically designed for resource gathering. The post All ore locations in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:06 PM All Crafting Materials and where to find them in Monster Hunter Wilds       Crafting is one of the most efficient ways to save Zenny and power up your Hunter journey. However, many items are region-specific, limiting access to specific recipes. Don't worry; we're here to guide you by showing you how to get all Crafting Materials in Monster Hunter Wilds. Where to find all Crafting Materials in Monster Hunter Wilds The starter region, Windward Plains, is rich with beneficial resources, from healing herbs to powerful bugs. You'll open the door to more materials as you progress through Monster Hunter Wilds' main campaign, unlocking more locations for you to discover. A select few Crafting Materials will be easy to acquire, as Arthur will put them up for sale via the Base Camp's Provisions Stockpile. Screenshot by Destructoid Completing missions will also provide you with goods, often rewarding you with restorative items. Alternatively, you can find them yourself through standard exploration with the map's Filter Icons section. Let's break down all the methods you can use to get each Crafting Material in Monster Hunter Wilds. Crafting Material Effects How to Get Antidote Herb The primary ingredient for antidotes Found in most regions Bitterbug Broth Bitterbug essence that has innate healing abilities Capture Bitterbugs at Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest, and Oilwell Basin Blastnut Needed to make Sticky Ammo Found at Oilwell Basin Blue Mushroom Used in restorative items Found at Wyveria and Scarlet Forest Catalyst Works with other materials to enhance their effects. Cannot be used by itself. Craftable with Bitterbug Broth and Honey Chillshroom Primary ingredient for cool drinks Found at Oilwell Basin Bomberry Used to make cluster bombs Found at Windward Plains, Oilwell Basin, and Scarlet Forest Devil's Blight Add to a barrel bomb for stronger blasts Found at Wyveria and Oilwell Basin Dragonfell Berry Used to craft Dragon Ammo Found in most regions Dung Useful for Slinger Ammo Found in most regions Exciteshroom Required to make farcasters Found at Wyveria, Iceshard Cliffs, and Scarlet Forest Fire Herb Used for crafting explosives and Flaming Ammo Found at Scarlet Forest, Windward Plains, and Oilwell Basin Flashbug Phosphor Needed to craft Flash Pods Capture Flashbugs (found in most regions) Flowfern Used for crafting Water Ammo Found at Wyveria, Scarlet Forest, Windward Plains, and Oilwell Basin Gloamgrass Bud A plant that provides healing properties. Combine with the Godbug essence for better buffs Found at Wyveria and Scarlet Forest Godbug Essence Combine with other items to add unique qualities Found at Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest, Oilwell Basin, and Iceshard Cliffs Gunpowder Dangerous substance that explodes when struck or heated. Used for Large Barrel Bombs. Craftable with Fire Herb and Nitroshroom Herb The primary ingredient to make potions Found in most regions Honey Combine with potions to make more potent mega potions Found in most regions Hot Pepper Used to make hot drinks Found in Iceshard Cliffs Ivy Used to make nets for pitfall traps Found at Wyveria, Scarlet Forest, and Windward Plains Large Barrel Combin with gunpowder to make a bomb Purchasable at Provisions Stockpile Mandragora Needed to craft immunizers and max potions Found at Iceshard Cliffs and Scarlet Forest Net A sturdy net that supports a certain amount of weight. Great for pitfall traps. Craftable with Ivy and Spider Web Nitroshroom Generates blazing heat; required to craft gunpowder Found at Iceshard Cliffs, Scarlet Forest, Windward Plains, and Oilwell Basin Nourishing Extract Amplify the effect of certain medicines Found on large monsters Parashroom Needed to craft Paralysis Ammo and Tranq Bombs Found at Wyveria, Scarlet Forest, Windward Plains, and Oilwell Basin Slashberry Used to make Slicing Ammo Found at Iceshard Cliffs Sleep Herb Needed to craft Sleep Ammo and Tranq Bombs Found at Iceshard Cliffs, Scarlet Forest, and Windward Plains Small Barrel Combine with fire herbs to make a bomb Purchasable at Provisions Stockpile Snow Herb Used to make Freeze Ammo Found at Scarlet Forest, Iceshard Cliffs, Windward Plains, and Oilwell Basin Spider Web Used to craft pitfall traps Found at Iceshard Cliffs, Oilwell Basin, Scarlet Forest Thunderbug Capacitor Required to craft Shock Traps and Thunder Ammo Capture Thunderbugs at Windward Plains Toadstool Needed to craft Poison Ammo and Smoke Bombs Found at Iceshard Cliffs, Scarlet Forest, and Oilwell Basin Trap Tool Used to make pitfall and shock traps Purchasable at Provisions Stockpile You can use your Slinger to gather most materials, whether on foot or while riding your Seikret. Remember, some resources are region-restricted, including cool-temperature items for Oilwell Basin. The Chillshroom is a must-have in a heated environment, similar to Iceshard Cliff's Hot Pepper item. Screenshot by Destructoid Other Monster Hunter Wilds' Crafting Materials require you to do some crafting first. For instance, you'll need an Ivy and Spider Web to make a Net. It'll probably take a bit of time to gather every item, and you'll likely need to complete the main campaign to truly experience everything the game has to offer. Given the vastness of Monster Hunter Wilds' expansive map, there might be a few elusive items that didn't make it onto this list. I'll update this guide if I discover any new resources in the Forbidden Lands. The post All Crafting Materials and where to find them in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:05 PM How to capture Dapperwings in Monster Hunter Wilds (Samin's Research Project)       While most monsters are easy enough to see, the Endemic Life creatures offer a challenge through their smaller sizes. The Dapperwing, in particular, will be hard to spot, especially in the vast greenery of Scarlet Forest. Find out where to find the Dapperwing in Monster Hunter Wilds. All Dapperwing locations in Monster Hunter Wilds The Dapperwing can be found in Zones 2 and 3 at Scarlet Forest. Unlike the Tracktail Lizard from Dareel's Research Report quest, you'll likely need to look up to see them flying around. They'll be pretty challenging to spot as their green coloring blends in with the surrounding vegetation. However, you can sometimes take notice of their vibrant color palette when they're trying to court a female (they almost look like birds with a tail.) Screenshot by Destructoid I've generally found them sitting on tree branches and vines near water, but you may be able to locate them elsewhere. If they are too high up, I suggest aiming your Capture Net at them and moving for a better angle. When ready for a shot, the net's capture radius will illuminate yellow, so try to hit that sweet spot. Screenshot by Destructoid Screenshot by Destructoid If it doesn't work, you'll likely need to travel to another area or wait for the Dapperwing to move. I've noticed that multiple groups tend to spawn around each compatible zone, giving you more chances. Once you've captured the creature, go to Samin in the Windward Plains' Base Camp. You only need one to complete the Samin's Research Project quest, but you can collect more to farm additional Guild points. Samin will reward you with crafting materials, including 10 Blue Mushrooms and five Honey. You'll use Honey often to conjure up Mega Potions and Blue Mushrooms for boosted effects. You can also collect more Endemic Life creatures for the Monster Hunter Wilds collection. Scarlet Forest showcases plenty of critters within this class, including Vigormantle Bug, Paratoad, and Wedge Beetle. Acquire them to gather more research and Guild points for your group. The post How to capture Dapperwings in Monster Hunter Wilds (Samin's Research Project) appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:04 PM Monster Hunter Wilds Talisman tier list: Best Talismans, ranked       If you want to give yourself a fighting chance in Monster Hunter Wilds, you can equip a Talisman for a handy new skill. You'll have a range of options tailored to your unique playstyle. To help you with this decision, here's a Monster Hunter Wilds Talismans tier list. Best Talismans in Monster Hunter Wilds, ranked The Smithy Gemma offers a diverse array of tools, including weapons, armor, and Palico equipment. While most of these gear provide unique skills of their own, you can attach a Talisman to gain an additional ability. We're here to rank all the Talismans in Monster Hunter Wilds, starting with the best of the best in the S Tier and ending with the lower grade C Tiers. S Tier Screenshot by Destructoid Talismans Skill Info Blessing Charm Divine Blessing: Has a predetermined chance of reducing the damage you take Defense Charm Defense Boost: Increases defense and also improves resistance at higher levels Guard Charm Iron Skin: Grants protection against defense down Hope Charm Recovery Up: Increases the amount recovered when restoring health Self-Improvement: Attack and defense increase as time passes while on a quest (30 minute maximum limit) Bleed Charm Bleeding Resistance: Grants protection against bleeding Recovery Charm Recovery Up: Increases the amount recovered when restoring health Speed Heal Charm Recovery Speed: Speeds healing of recoverable damage (the red portion of your health bar) Fitness Charm Constitution: Reduces stamina depletion when evading, blocking, or doing other actions Surge Charm Stamina Surge: Speeds up stamina recovery Chainblade Charm Flayer: Makes it easier to inflict wounds. Deals additional non-elemental damage when inflicting enough damage Evasion Charm Evade Window: Extends the invulnerability period when evading When it comes to the S Tier, you'll gain the most advantages through the Talismans' robust capabilities. Each one will get you through the game's brutal battles, boosting health, defense, stamina, or evasion. Choosing one will all depend on your playstyle, whether you favor speed over defense or a player who wants maximum health. The Hope Charm may be the best Talisman in Monster Hunter Wilds, as it is one of the few that grants two abilities. However, there are still a lot of excellent choices here, including Chainblade's accessible wound attacks or the Bleed Charm's protection for bleeding. A Tier Screenshot by Destructoid Talismans Skill Info Fire Charm Fire Resistance: Increases fire resistance and improves defense at a higher level Dragon Charm Dragon Resistance: Increases dragon resistance and improves defense at higher levels Sleep Charm Sleep Resistance: Reduces the duration of sleep Stun Charm Stun Resistance: Reduces the duration of stun Escape Charm Bind Resistance: Grants protection against webbed status and frostblight Marathon Charm Marathon Runner: Slows down stamina depletion for actions that continuously drain stamina (dashing) Hungerless Charm Hunger Resistance: Reduces maximum stamina depletion over time Leaping Charm Evade Extender: Increases evade distance Sheathe Charm Quick Sheathe: Speeds up weapon sheathing Windproof Charm Windproof: Grants protection against wind pressure Tremor Charm Tremor Resistance: Grants protection against ground tremors Impact Charm Flinch Free: Prevents knockbacks and other reactions to small damage Glutton's Charm Speed Eating: Increases meat-eating and item-consumption speed While the S Tier Talismans are the epitome of excellence, the A Tier shines in specific situations that arise frequently. For example, you'll go against many fiery fiends, where the Fire Charm becomes an indispensable ally. But, of course, it's not so handy when you're fighting against a non-fire monster, so you'll likely need to switch it up to acquire a better skill. The A Tier also excels in exploration, especially with the Marathon Charm, which helps with dashing. Another one I found beneficial is the Glutton's Charm, a Talisman that quickens the pace of the gradual item-consuming speed. B Tier Screenshot by Destructoid Talismans Skill Info Water Charm Water Resistance: Increases water resistance and improves defense at higher levels Thunder Charm Thunder Resistance: Increases thunder resistance and improves defense at higher levels Ice Charm Ice Resistance: Increases ice resistance and improves defense at higher levels Poison Charm Poison Resistance: Reduces damage while poisoned Paralysis Charm Paralysis Resistance: Reduce duration of paralysis Blast Charm Blast Resistance: Grants protection against blastblight Survival Charm Survival Expert: Extra health is recovered from environmental interactables Grit Charm Heroics: Increases attack power and defense when health drops to 35% or lower Descent Charm Ambush: Temporarily increases damage to large monsters with a successful Sneak Attack Friendship Charm Wide-Range: Allows the effects of certain items to affect nearby allies Maintenance Charm Tool Specialist: Reduces the recharge time for specialized tools Extension Charm Item Prolonger: Extends the duration of some item effects Botany Charm Botanist: Increases the quantity of herbs and other consumable items you gather Geology Charm Geologist: Increases the number of items you gain at gathering points (bonepiles) The B Tier Talismans play into niche experiences that may not come up as often as A Tier. Poison-based enemies, for instance, don't appear as frequently as fire-based ones, so you'll only need to use them for specific situations. This tier also enhances particular playstyles, including those who thrive in teams, sneak attacks, or scavenging. If you enjoy collecting plenty of herbs, the Botany Charm will be perfect for you. But, if you're more of a bonepile gatherer, go for the Geology Charm. C Tier Screenshot by Destructoid Talismans Skill Info Foray Charm Foray: Increases attack power and affinity against large monsters affected by poison or paralysis Intimidator Charm Intimidator: Reduces the chance small monsters will attack after spotting you (has no effect on specific creatures) Bombardier Charm Bombardier: Increases the damage of explosive items Mushroom Charm Mushroomancer: Lets you digest mushrooms that would otherwise be inedible and gain advantageous effects Light Eater's Charm Free Meal: Gives you a predetermined chance of consuming a food or drink item for free Compared to the rest of the Monster Hunter Wilds Talismans tiers, the C Tier items aren't the most helpful. I'm not saying they are bad choices, but they just don't have enough advantages like the other items. Take, for example, the Intimidator Charm, which reduces the chances of tiny monsters spotting you. Although it's nice to avoid any unnecessary battles, I never really had any problems with these particular monsters. The Mushroom Charm is another not-so-great Talisman since there aren't many benefits to consuming mushrooms. You can rely on other items to improve your performance, so it's best not to waste your Talisman slot for this charm. Nevertheless, you can still equip the ones in C Tier if they genuinely benefit your playstyle. Don't let this lower-tier grading deter you from choosing it. The post Monster Hunter Wilds Talisman tier list: Best Talismans, ranked appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:03 PM How to capture Tracktail Lizards in Monster Hunter Wilds (Dareel's Research Report quest)       Although you'll spend most of your time defeating monsters, you'll sometimes need to preserve life rather than take it. The Dareel's Research Report quest is a perfect example, as you capture Tracktail Lizards. We're here to show where to find these creatures in Monster Hunter Wilds. Where to find Tracktail Lizards in Monster Hunter Wilds You can begin Dareel's Research Report sometime during Chapter 1-5. A marker for it appears at the Plains Base Camp, leading you to Dareel's location. He'll only provide a vague description of the Tracktail Lizards' whereabouts, but fortunately, there's a way to narrow them down. These Endemic Life creatures will be in Windward Plain's Zones 11 and 12, where groups often travel around the desert. Screenshot by Destructoid Tracktail Lizards tend to show up more in the sandy dunes of the Plains, so don't waste your time looking around any grassy or wet areas. I've had the most luck with Zones 11 and 12, but these creatures are a bit tricky to spot. Compared to other monsters, they are tiny and move swiftly around. Use your binoculars to locate them more efficiently. Screenshot by Destructoid Screenshot by Destructoid When you've finally tracked a Tracktail Lizard, equip your Capture Net and crouch down. Luckily, these creatures won't get scared when you're nearby. I still recommend moving slowly, though, to reduce the risk of them running away. As long as you've captured one lizard, you'll complete Dareel's Research Report quest in Monster Hunter Wilds. You'll unlock a new species for the Expedition Command tent, found at Windward Plains' Base Camp. The Samin's Research Report side quest will also be available, taking you on another Endemic Life adventure. Keep in mind that these particular critters cannot be used to make armor, as you can only capture them alive. However, they still have some uses for crafting, including the Flashflies' flash bomb effect. The post How to capture Tracktail Lizards in Monster Hunter Wilds (Dareel's Research Report quest) appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:03 PM How to customize Seikret in Monster Hunter Wilds       At the start of your MHW journey, you'll have the freedom to deck out your character and Palico. But, when it comes to your mount, you won't have the power to personalize it initially. Fortunately, this opportunity will arrive later, and we're here to show you how to customize Seikret. How to unlock Seikret Customization in Monster Hunter Wilds You'll unlock the Monster Hunter Wilds' Seikret Customization feature after you complete Chapter 1-5: Pursuit of Solitude. When the Elder gives you full access to Kunafa village, you'll see an optional task that enlists you to speak to Nona. Talk to her to begin personalizing your Seikret mount. This mechanic is much more intricate than the Seikret Decoration mode, which only has limited options. Screenshot by Destructoid Like character customization, you can tweak multiple factors with Seikret, specifically with its colors and patterns. This includes the inner and outer feathers, allowing you to mix and match with different colors. You can also have two different eye colors if you want a unique spin on its build. Once satisfied with the coloring, you can move on to the saddle and pendant type. Keep in mind that these are merely cosmetics, so you can choose any items to get the preferred style you want. Last but not least is the option to change its name, which is limited to 15 characters. Screenshot by Destructoid The other section in the Seikret Customization summarises the mount's essential features, but I recommend sticking to the first page to access all content. You'll receive the Ride-or-die Companion trophy afterward, rewarding you for your decorating efforts. How to change Seikret appearance in Monster Hunter Wilds If you ever want to change the appearance of your Seikret in MHW, go to the Windward Plains' Kunafa village or visit your Tent. Upon completing the Pursuit of Solitude quest, you'll now see the Seikret Customization option in the Base Camp. Screenshot by Destructoid Changing the mount's appearance at Kunafa can be more challenging since the game often locks you out of free-roaming exploration. You'll likely need to progress further in the main campaign to revisit Nona. But if it's too complicated, just use your Tent to access it easily. The post How to customize Seikret in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:02 PM How to fish in Monster Hunter Wilds       When you enter the vast world of Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll receive a fishing rod and basic materials. While this activity might initially seem a bit perplexing due to its minimal instructions, don't fret. We're here to guide you by showing you how to lure and fish in MHW. Monster Hunter Wilds fishing guide The first thing you need to do for MHW's fishing activity is find a suitable fishing spot where you can clearly see critters swimming. There aren't too many bodies of water in the Windward Plains (aka the starting region), but you can utilize a small pond on the map's northern side. Screenshot by Destructoid Once you've found a fishing spot, equip your fishing rod from your Item Bar and cast your line. You'll need to lure the fish over by moving/jigging your line. Although it may seem like you're going to scare the fish away, critters are actually more enticed when they see something moving about. Each fish reacts differently to specific motions, so try to see what type of movement attracts them more. You may also change your lures via the Item Bar to attract other critters (you'll unlock more lures as you progress through the story). Additionally, you can use your Capture Net to gather critters if you feel like trying a new approach. Screenshot by Destructoid Based on my experience, it's best not to cast your line directly on the fish, as this does seem to spook them. Try to cast it in their line of sight and then move around to get their attention. It takes some patience, but you can always try again when it doesn't work in your favor. If it's successful, a critter will swim over to you immediately, and you can reel it in using the same button you used to cast it. Watch out for debris to ensure it doesn't disrupt the process. When you venture into Scarlet Forest, you'll find many more places to fish. This destination holds many spots, including one right at camp. Screenshot by Destructoid While at the Base Camp, you can participate in Kanya's Fishing: Life in Microcosm side quest, which provides some helpful tips on this activity. The mission rewards you with five Sushifish Scale, five Honey, and 20 Guild Points. In return, you can start making fish-based recipes to cook up excellent meals for your Monster Hunter Wilds journey. You should also check back with Kanya during the endgame stages to unlock more fish types and lures. The post How to fish in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:01 PM Best meals to eat before hunting in Monster Hunter Wilds       Before you head out on your monster-hunting escapades, you should always consume a meal to raise your stamina and health. You'll survive much longer through this method, similar to past Monster Hunter iterations. In this guide, we'll go over the best meals to eat in Monster Hunter Wilds. What are the best meals in Monster Hunter Wilds? You'll collect resources for meal recipes throughout your adventures, whether from Tom's Ingredient Center or villagers. Rations are required to cook these dishes, and you can get them for free at your Base Camp. Meat, Fish, and Veggies will always be provided, giving you standard buffs for effects. However, if you want to improve its stats, you must add an ingredient. Let's dig into the best meal combinations to eat in Monster Hunter Wilds. Veggies and Droolshroom Screenshot by Destructoid Health: +50 Stamina: +150 Defense: +2 Elemental Resistances: +3 Effect Duration: 50 minutes Food Skill: Black Belt Meal (Lo) The Veggies and Droolshroom is one of the best early meals you can make, providing a total of five buffs. You'll discover Droolshrooms while exploring Scarlet Forest, which is found near the Wudwuds. Combining the ingredients provides the Black Belt Meal, a buff that reduces stamina depletion. Meat and Kunafa Cheese Screenshot by Destructoid Health: +50 Stamina: +150 Attack: +2 Effect Duration: 50 minutes Food Skill: Defender Meal (Lo) As you embark on your journey in Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll find yourself aiding the residents of Kunafa Village. In return, they'll share their renowned cheese, unlocking the Defender Meal. This buff increases your survivability by occasionally reducing the damage you've taken in a battle.   Fish and Mud Shrimp Screenshot by Destructoid Health: +50 Stamina: +150 Defense: +4 Effect Duration: 50 minutes Food Skill: Tumbler Meal (Lo) For those seeking a robust defense, the Fish and Mud Shrimp meal is the answer. This ultimate seafood dish, with its additional stat points and Tumbler Meal buff, makes it easier to survive through the game's many intense showdowns. You'll find the Mud Shrimp at Oilwell Basin, extending your evasion's invulnerability. Fish and Sild Garlic Screenshot by Destructoid Health: +50 Stamina: +150 Defense: +4 Effect Duration: 50 minutes Food Skill: Moxie Meal (Lo) As you progress further in Monster Hunter Wilds' main campaign, you'll be introduced to Sild Garlic, another helpful ingredient that boosts a meal's duration. It has qualities similar to Droolshroom but with slightly more defense. Sild Garlic also boasts the Moxie Meal, a Food Skill that prevents fainting (at least once) when you take in a substantial amount of damage. Veggies and Fluffy Egg Screenshot by Destructoid Health: +50 Stamina: +150 Defense: +2 Elemental Resistances: +3 Effect Duration: 50 minutes Food Skill: Caprice Meal (Lo) World's Downy Crakes have returned in Monster Hunter Wilds, expanding the Endemic Life monster collection. They'll leave behind delicious Fluffy Eggs, which includes the Caprice Meal buff. Combine it with Veggies to gain a temporary attack boost randomly. The post Best meals to eat before hunting in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM Best starting armor to use in Monster Hunter Wilds       Whether you're new to the Monster Hunter series or returning, understanding its complex armor system can be quite challenging. So, if you need some tips on choosing the right gear, here are the best starting armor you can use in Monster Hunter Wilds. What are the best early Armor Sets in Monster Hunter Wilds? When you first begin your journey into Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll be introduced to various types of armor, including Hope, Leather, and Chainmail. Although they offer some pretty decent buffs, you can do a lot better with specific upgrades. Let's break down what starter Armor Sets are the best. Chatacabra Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 6 Fire Res: 1 Water Res: 2 Thunder Res: -3 Ice Res: -1 Dragon Res: 1 The Chapter 1-1 quest, Desert Trotters, pits you against the deadly Chatacabra monster. Bring them down to unlock Chatacabra materials at the Smithy, providing you with much more defense. Each piece offers a substantial +6 Defense and resistance to specific elements, such as Water and Fire. Some materials also include a Speed Eating buff that moderately increases eating speed. Chatacabra Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Chatacabra Helm x2 Chatacabra Scale x1 Chatacabra Jaw Chatacabra Mail x2 Chatacabra Scale x2 Chatacabra Hide x1 Chatacabra Shell Chatacabra Vambraces x2 Chatacabra Hide x1 Chatacabra Shell Chatacabra Coil x1 Chatacabra Certificate x2 Chatacabra Scale x1 Chatacabra Jaw x1 Sharp Fang Chatacabra Greaves x1 Chatacabra Jaw x1 Chatacabra Shell x1 Mystery Bone Quematrice Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 6 Fire Res: 2 Water Res: -3 Thunder Res: 0 Ice Res: -1 Dragon Res: 0 By Chapter 1-2, you'll discover another large monster, the Quematrice. Like the Chatacabra, it provides +6 Defense with its distinct Helm, Mail, Braces, Coil, and Greaves. Items such as the Quematrice Braces and Helm harness a Flinch Free skill, which reduces the risk of knockbacks from enemies. Quematric Armor Sets are great for fiery fiends, as most materials offer Fire Resistance. Quematrice Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Quematrice Helm x1 Quematrice Certificate x1 Quematrice Tail x1 Quematrice Igniter x1 Iron Ore Quematrice Mail x1 Quematrice Igniter x1 Quematrice Crest x1 Quematrice Tail Quematrice Braces x2 Quematrice Scale x1 Quematrice Igniter Quematrice Coil x2 Quematrice Hide x1 Quematrice Crest Quematrice Greaves x2 Quematrice Scale x2 Quematrice Hide x1 Quematrice Crest Alloy Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 6 Fire Res: -2 Water Res: 1 Thunder Res: -2 Ice Res: -2 Dragon Res: 1 If you want to break from monster hunting, you can collect ore to make the Alloy Armor Set. This gear boosts your sheathing speed and nullifies ground tremors caused by monsters. The Alloy set also has a unique metal look differing from the furry and reptilian designs of creatures. Alloy Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Alloy Helm x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore Alloy Mail x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore Alloy Vambraces x1 Machalite Ore x1 Iron Ore Alloy Coil x1 Machalite Ore x1 Earth Crystal Alloy x1 Machalite Ore x1 Earth Crystal Conga Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 8 Fire Res: -3 Water Res: 1 Thunder Res: 1 Ice Res: -1 Dragon Res: 2 When you unlock the Scarlet Forest region, you'll encounter the Congalala monster. It'll offer slightly more defense than the Chatacabra, Quematrice, and Alloy sets. The Conga Greaves and Helm provide the Mushroomance skill, allowing you to ingest blue mushrooms and toadstools. Other materials also include Stench Resistance to reduce stench duration by 50 percent. Conga Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Conga Helm x2 Congalala Claw x1 Vibrant Pelt Conga Mail x2 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Claw x1 Vibrant Pelt Conga Vambraces x1 Congalala Fang x1 Vibrant Pelt x1 Machalite Ore Conga Coil x2 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Fang Conga Greaves x1 Congalala Certificate x1 Congalala Pelt x1 Congalala Fang x1 Conga Pelt Barina Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 8 Fire Res: -3 Water Res: 3 Thunder Res: 0 Ice Res: 0 Dragon Res: 3 As you progress through Forest Findings Chapter 1-3, you'll encounter Lala Barina. Defeating it will reward you with two powerful armor buffs: Paralysis Resistance and Recovery Up. The first skill reduces paralysis duration by 30 percent, while the second increases the amount of health you'll receive when recovering. Barina Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Barina Headgear x2 Lala Barina Floret x1 Lala Barina Mucus Barina Mail x2 Lala Barina Floret x2 Lala Barina Shell x1 Lala Barina Stinger Barina Vambraces x2 Lala Barina Shell x1 Lala Barina Claw Barina Coil x1 Lala Barina Mucus x1 Lala Barina Claw x1 Lala Barina Stinger Barina Greaves x1 Lala Barina Certificate x2 Lala Barina Floret x1 Lala Barina Mucus x1 Monster Fluid Balahara Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 12 Fire Res: -1 Water Res: 2 Thunder Res: -3 Ice Res: 1 Dragon Res: 1 A Hunter's Pride Chapter 1-4 introduces the Balahara monster, unlocking a sleek black Armor Set. One of the biggest takeaways from this gear is the Hunger Resistance perk, which gradually reduces your maximum stamina depletion. Plus, it'll enhance your evade distance to help you survive longer. Balahara Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Balahara Helm x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Skull Balahara Mail x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Tail Balahara Vambraces x1 Balahara Skull x1 Balahara Tail x1 Aqua Sac Balahara Coil x1 Balahara Certificate x2 Balahara Scale x1 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Black Pearl Balahara Greaves x2 Balahara Shell x1 Balahara Skull Doshaguma Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 16 Fire Res: -3 Water Res: 2 Thunder Res: -1 Ice Res: -1 Dragon Res: 4 In addition to the Balahara, you'll encounter the frightful Doshaguma beast. Its distinct Armor Set grants you one of the highest early defense and dragon resistance stats. You'll also gain the Free Meal and Item Prolonger skills to increase your chances of earning free food and extend item effect durations. Doshaguma Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Doshaguma Helm x2 Doshaguma Fur x2 Doshaguma Hide x1 Doshaguma Fang x1 Herbivore Shell Doshaguma Mail x2 Doshaguma Fur x1 Doshaguma Claw Doshaguma Braces x2 Doshaguma Hide x1 Doshaguma Fang Doshaguma Coil x1 Doshaguma Claw x2 Doshaguma Fang x1 Sturdy Bone Doshaguma Greaves x1 Doshaguma Certificate x2 Doshaguma Fur x1 Doshaguma Claw x1 Brute Bone Uth Duna Armor Set Screenshot by Destructoid Defense: 26 Fire Res: -1 Water Res: 4 Thunder Res: -3 Ice Res: 0 Dragon Res: 0 The Uth Duna Armor Set is quite possibly the best gear you can unlock early on, earning you a substantial 26 Defense. You'll find this creature during the Beyond the Deluge Chapter 1-5. The Armor Set's skill, Peak Performace, gives you three additional points for the Attack stat and shortens your recharge time by 10 percent with Tool Specialist. Uth Duna Required Materials Armor Pieces Forging Materials Duna Helm x1 Uth Duna Certificate x2 Uth Duna Scale x1 Uth Duna Plate x1 Guardian Blood Duna Mail x1 Uth Duna Cilia x1 Uth Duna Tentacle x2 Uth Duna Claw x1 Guardian Scale Duna Vambraces x2 Uth Duna Hide x1 Uth Duna Tentacle x1 Guardian Pelt Duna Coil x2 Uth Duna Scale x1 Uth Duna Cilia Duna Greaves x2 Uth Duna Scale x2 Uth Duna Hide x1 Uth Duna Claw The post Best starting armor to use in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM How to get all your Deluxe Edition DLC in Monster Hunter Wilds       If you purchased any special editions of Monster Hunter Wilds such as the Deluxe Edition or Premium Deluxe Edition, you probably want to get your hands on your special DLC as soon as possible. Here is how you can get all your Deluxe Edition DLC content in Monster Hunter Wilds. How to redeem Deluxe Edition bonus content In order to get your Deluxe Edition DLC content in Monster Hunter Wilds, you need to visit the Palico Conut at your base camp which runs the Support Desk. You cannot access Conut until you complete the early introduction quests for Monster Hunter Wilds and gain access to roam the base camp. The earliest in which you can access Conut and get your bonus content is immediately after the prologue quest in which you save the brother and have to fight your first real monster: a Chatacabra. Aftward, you will head back to base camp and after a brief segment of dialogue will have full access to roam around the camp. From the entrance to the camp, take a left and look on the right and you will see a white Palico standing ontop of a crate. This is Conut, who runs the Support Desk at base camp. Approach Conut and interact with him ('F' key by default for PC) and choose "I'd like to request support." which will open the Support Desk menu. From here, select Claim Content at the bottom of the menu. You must be connected to the internet for this part to load, but it should then display all the digital DLC content you have access to. Select them each one-by-one then hit the 'F' key twice to Claim Contents on each of the DLC you are trying to redeem. Keep in mind you can only redeem each DLC content once! Once you've redeemed the DLC, visit your Tent where you can change your cosmetic options and outfit and you should see all of your newly redeemed DLC content available to choose! The post How to get all your Deluxe Edition DLC in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM How to access multiplayer in Monster Hunter Wilds       Nothing quite beats slaying monsters with your friends, so of course multiplayer has made a return in Monster Hunter Wilds. Here's the fastest way to access multiplayer in Monster Hunter Wilds as well as how the multiplayer mode works. Screenshot by Destructoid How to unlock multiplayer After completing the initial prologue mission that has you save the brother and defeat your first monster, the Chatacabra, you will unlock access to the base camp as well as multiplayer. In order to start multiplayer, visit Felicita, the Squad Information Counter. She will allow you to create Lobby or a Squad and start participating in multiplayer. The fastest way to reach Felicita and unlock multiplayer is to head straight forward from the entrance of the base camp and you will see her sitting in front of the main tent. How multiplayer works in Monster Hunter Wilds In Monster Hunter Wilds, multiplayer works by first creating a Lobby. Creating a Lobby will turn your base camp area into a multiplayer hub, where you can invite friends to bring them into a shared instance of your world where you can talk and make plans to group up. Each Lobby can hold up to 100 players total, but only 16 other players at a time will show up at the base camp visually, though you can affect who shows up by grouping with them. From here, if you want to group up, you will need to form a Link Party. A Link Party can hold up to four players and forms a dedicated chat channel between those players. When a party member accepts a quest, all members in the Link Party will get the invite to that quest. Furthermore, returning from a quest or adventure will keep the Link Party intact when you return to base camp. Inside a Link Party, you can also invite members to start an Environment Link. You can then share the same environment with other players, allowing you to tackle investigations together. Some story missions may need to be completed solo before you can create an Environment Link. Regardless of whether you're in a Lobby or Link Party, you can use an SOS Flare at any time to play wither other players as well. What are Squads? Squads are essentially mini-guilds in Monster Hunter Wilds. You can create or join a Squad at any time which will give you access to an interface to see all of your Squad members, their Hunter Rank, current activity, if they are online, and more. You can also use this interface to quickly and easily setup Squad-based Lobbies and even Link Parties. Each Squad can have 50 members at a time, and you can be a member of up to 8 Squads at once. In this regard, Squads act more similarly to Linkshells from Final Fantasy XI than standard guilds which only allow you to be in one at a time! The post How to access multiplayer in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM Best place to Slay Bulaqchi for Buggin' in the Desert quest in Monster Hunter Wilds       Early on in Monster Hunter Wilds you'll gain access to a quest to Slay 12 Bulaqchi, a bug-like monster. Here's the best place to find and slay Bulacqchi in the Plains for the Buggin' in the Desert quest in Monster Hunter Wilds. Screenshot by Destructoid Where to find and Slay Bulaqchi in the Plains The best place to find and slay Bulaqchi in the Plains map of Monster Hunter Wilds is on the lower levels in between regions 2 and 3 on the map. There are several spots on this lower cavernous level, both in regions 2 and 3 as well as in between the two that spawn groups of Bulaqchi, often in groups of 4-6. This is essentially on the westernmost side of the map based on the compass, but make sure you navigate down to the lower level as you will not find the Bulaqchi on the upper levels. Bulaqchi are essentially insectoid-like mosquito-looking monsters except they stay on the ground and do not fly. They travel in groups and will jump on their target in an attempt to suck their blood. The Bulaqchi are classified as Neopterons in Monster Hunter Wilds. You'll probably need to kill two or three groups of them to reach the 12 required to complete the objective of Slay 12 Bulaqchi which is required for the Buggin' in the Desert quest. Thankfully, these are very easy to kill and will only take a single hit or two to take down, so no real strategy is required to kill the 12 needed for the quest. After killing the Bulaqchi, make sure you take the time to harvest the carcasses of each of them as they provide the valuable Bulaqchi Shell which can be used to craft various items, or you can sell them them for some quick Zenny. The post Best place to Slay Bulaqchi for Buggin' in the Desert quest in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM How to use the Hook Slinger in Monster Hunter Wilds       If you've played Monster Hunter Worlds, you'll be familiar with the Slinger. However, it's been upgraded in Monster Hunter Wilds, adding a grappling hook-like attachment. Here's how to use the Hook Slinger in Monster Hunter Wilds. Screenshot by Destructoid How to use the Hook Slinger The new Hook Slinger is connected directly with your Slinger, allowing you to easily hook onto and collect resources like never before as well as interact with the environment in monsters in new and unique ways. By default, you use the Hook Slinger by pulling out your Slinger (the side Mouse Button 4 on PC by default). While you're aiming the Slinger, look at a spot or item you want to grapple into with the Hook Slinger. From here, pushing the 'F' key by default on PC will fire the Hook Slinger. If you fire the Hook Slinger at resources around the area like Herbs, Ore, Mushrooms, and Bugs, your Hook Slinger will automatically latch onto and collect the resource for you. However, if you're not aimed at a resource and are aiming at just somewhere in the environment, it will fire the Hook Slinger at that exact location. Here are the controls for using the Hook Slinger by default on each platform: PC: Mouse Button 4 to aim, then 'F' key to fire the hook PS5: L2 to aim, then 'Circle' button to fire the hook Xbox Series X|S: Left Trigger to aim, then 'B' button to fire the hook You can also use the Hook Slinger to grab onto boulders and yank them down, causing damage to the monsters below. There are also various creatures like the Wedge Beetle that you can find around the Plains and other regions that you can Hook Slinger onto in order to traverse hard-to-reach places. Finally, you can also use your Slinger and Hook Slinger while mounted on your Seikret in Monster Hunter Wilds. You simply use the same controls as above but can do so while riding on the Seikret. This allows you to easily and efficiently ride around farming resources using your Hook Slinger and Seikret! The post How to use the Hook Slinger in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM How to change weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds       In previous Monster Hunter games you were restricted to one weapon at time in the field. In Monster Hunter Wilds, however, you can have an extra weapon sheathed on your Seikret which you can swap to when in the field. Here is how to change weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds. How to change weapons in the field As long as you have another weapon equipped to your mount (Seikret) in Monster Hunter Wilds, you can swap to that weapon at any time when out in the field in any region, as long as your Seikret is in the field with you. Some missions will keep the Seikret at base camp, in which case you cannot change your weapons in the field. You can call your Seikret to your location at anytime, with the button to do so being different on each platform. Here is how you call your Seikret on each platform: PC: Hold the 'Tab' key. PlayStation: Hit up on the D-Pad. Xbox: Hit up on the D-Pad. Once you've called your Seikret, you can change weapons either why mounting it or near it. Doing so will sheathe the weapon you currently have equipped onto the Seikret, and take the one you have stored with the Seikret and make it your primary weapon. Here is how to change weapons on each platform: PC: Hit the 'X' key. PlayStation: Hit right on the D-Pad. Xbox: Hit right on the D-Pad. A good strategy is to have both a melee weapon like the Great Sword, Hammer, or Lance, as well as a ranged weapon like the Bow, or one of the Bowguns. This will allow you to quickly switch between ranged and melee attacks based on the circumstance, and enable you to take advantage of various environmental actions even if you're a melee player. Screenshot by Destructoid How to change equipped weapons at base camp Now that you know how to change your weapons in the field, you're going to want to know how to change which weapons you can switch between when out on the field. To do so simply head to your tent at base camp and when the tent menu pops up, go right to the second menu screen and choose to change equipment. Here you can equip both your primary weapon as well as the weapon you want stored on your Seikret for easy access when in the field. The post How to change weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Thursday, February 27, 2025 11:00 PM How to beat and break all parts on Chatacabra in Monster Hunter Wilds       The first Large Monster you'll come across in Monster Hunter Wilds is the new amphibian and frog-like Chatacabra. This marks the creature's first appearance in Monster Hunter, so both new and veteran players alike might be wondering how to beat the Chatacabra and break all its available parts. Screenshot by Destructoid Monster Hunter Wilds Chatacabra strategy The key to defeating the Chatacabra in Monster Hunter Wilds is to focus on its long soft tongue. Typically the Chatacabra will use its long tongue to attempt to eat nearby Bulaqchi, the mosquito-like creatures in the Plains region. The Chatacabra tongue is its weak point, but there's also a strategy to exposing the Chatacabra's tongue for easy damage. If you look at the front legs of the Chatacabra, you'll see multiple ore veins stuck to their forelimbs. Attacking and breaking the ore on the Chatacabra's legs will expose its entire frontal area, allowing you to more easily attack its tongue. The forelegs of the Chatacabra are also the only two breakable parts of the large monster. As you continue to focus your damage on the ore deposits on the Chatacabra's forelegs, you will eventually break it off, allowing you to then collect Chatacabra Shells for doing so. In terms of Elemental Attacks, the Chatacabra is vulnerable to Ice and Thunder damage and can be affected by Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps. The Sonic Bomb, however, is not effective. Chatacabra Loot Table The Chatacabra offers low rank materials when defeating, carving, and breaking forelegs of the large monster. The Chatacabra Shell is the most common equipment material but also the most valuable, with a guaranteed acquisition rate for breaking the forelegs of the Chatacabra. These materials are used to make the Chatacabra armor set. Material Description Frequency How to Acquire / Drop Chance Chatacabra Shell Rarity 4 Equipment Material worth 400z. Plating that covers a Chatacabra's forelimbs. A lifetime of licking has left it both smooth and sturdy. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Target Reward x1 - 15% Broken Part Reward Left Foreleg x1 - 100% Right Foreleg x1 - 100% Carving x1 - 15% Chatacabra Scale Rarity 4 Equipment Material worth 200z. A jagged scale from a Chatacabra's hide, especially tough and well suited for use in crafting armor. ⭐⭐⭐ Target Reward x1 - 27% Wound Destroyed Reward x1 - 50% Carving x1 - 35% Chatacabra Hide Rarity 4 Equipment Material worth 300z. The thick hide of a Chatacabra. Elastic and easy to mold thanks to the monster's gluttonous diet. ⭐⭐⭐ Target Reward x1 - 27% Wound Destroyed Reward x1 - 50% Carving x1 - 30% Chatacabra Jaw Rarity 4 Equipment Material worth 360z. The mandible plating of a Chatacabra. Hard protrusions stud the thick but supple leather. ⭐⭐ Target Reward x1 - 23% Carving x1 - 20% Chatacabra Certificate Rarity 4 Equipment Material worth 200z. A Guild certificate awarded to those who have hunted a Chatacabra. Used to make equipment. ⭐ Target Reward x1 - 8% The post How to beat and break all parts on Chatacabra in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.

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