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To quickly boost your defense in Monster Hunter Wilds, here’s a guide on acquiring Armorcharm:

Armorcharm is part of the endgame content, and you can obtain it as a quest reward. However, since it’s not always immediately apparent how to get it, this article will walk you through the process.

Armorcharm is crucial for improving your defense, so let’s explore how to acquire it in Monster Hunter Wilds:

1. Complete the main story missions and reach G rank or higher. This unlocks access to the endgame content.
2. Speak with the Elder Dragon specialist, who can be found at the Guild Hall. They may offer you a special quest involving an Elder Dragon that drops Armorcharm as a reward upon completion.
3. Accept the quest and defeat the designated Elder Dragon. Be prepared for a challenging battle!
4. Once you’ve successfully completed the quest, return to the Guild Hall to collect your rewards, including the sought-after Armorcharm.
5. Use Armorcharm to upgrade your armor set or weapons, increasing your defense and improving your chances in future hunts.

In our discussion, we refer to certain unique weapons known as Artians. Unlike other weapons, these don’t require monster fragments for their construction. Instead, one needs to acquire relics from the game’s toughest quests. These weapons offer extensive customization options and impressive base statistics. Furthermore, they possess the ability to inflict elemental damage.

One of the final locations you’ll gain access to in the game is Suja, Peaks of Harmony, which serves as the residence for one of the top merchants in the game, Sekka. Here’s a guide on how to find her and why it’s essential to track her down and engage in trade with her.

One of the last places you can reach in the game is Suja, Peaks of Agreement, where you’ll meet one of the most valuable traders, Sekka. Here’s a walkthrough on how to locate her and why finding and trading with her is crucial.

Let’s pause for a moment to reflect on the fact that it’s been more than ten years since the Monster Hunter series added a new weapon type. The last time we saw a new addition was with the Charge Blade and Insect Glaive back in 2013’s Monster Hunter 4. That’s two whole generations of games! Tweaking existing weapons is important, but a decade is quite a long gap.

In the expansion of the game titled “Shadow of the Erdtree“, there’s a shift towards a more somber atmosphere, but it may surprise you to know that it features fewer grim locations compared to the base game, at least in terms of visual aesthetics rather than storyline. The hidden lands of shadow still conceal their own chilling mysteries, with secrets so disturbing that some might have preferred they remained buried – such as the oppressive Shadow Lands Gaols (Bonny Gaol, Belurat Gaol, and Lamenter’s Gaol) or the foreboding Abyssal Woods. However, the map of the expansion doesn’t evoke the same overpowering sense of despair that permeates the original game.

In the game, Doshaguma Forest is a special mission assigned by Erik that differs from others. Instead of killing monsters like usual, this time you must catch one. It’s easy to catch the Doshaguma when you find it, but locating one can be tricky if luck isn’t on your side.