As a dedicated fan of the Monster Hunter series, I can confidently say that the Rathian is an iconic beast that graces every game in the franchise. In the thrilling world of Wilds, this formidable foe makes its grand return once you’ve completed the main storyline. Despite the age-old aura surrounding it, battling the Rathian never fails to deliver unexpected excitement – and here’s everything you need to know about it!
To enhance your armor in Monster Hunter Wilds, you must first accomplish Chapter 2-2, The Eye of the Storm, and advance to the Oilwell Basin area. Only then will the opportunity to upgrade armor become available.
If additional armor sets are introduced in Monster Hunter Wilds, rest assured that we’ll add any new abilities to our existing list. For now, feel free to utilize this guide for your build planning and discover which monsters you may need to hunt the most frequently.
Previously encountered in Monster Hunter Generations, I stumbled upon the frost-dwelling Blangonga – a formidable fanged ape residing within the icy peaks of the Iceshard Cliffs. Unlike other colossal beasts, this ape isn’t a solo act; it relies on its retinue of smaller monsters for assistance. A distinctive adversary and a thrilling comeback, here’s my guide to vanquishing them effortlessly.
In a more casual tone: Ranged weapons might not always get all the attention, but they certainly provide an enjoyable gaming experience. They’re definitely worth giving a try, especially when dealing with swarms of lesser foes. The Light Bowgun is a type of ranged weapon in the game that offers various fire modes and ammo types for a more versatile approach to combat.
Firestones are most frequently encountered at Mining Outcrops within the Oilwell Basin, as shown on the Detailed Map. But unlike regular stones, they’re not on the ground; instead, they’re embedded into the walls in a rock-like formation with blue crystals growing inside them. These minerals are quite scarce and can only be found in the Oilwell Basin.