Heads up, Hunters — Monster Hunter Wilds is dropping two spicy new limited-time events from July 8 to July 22, and they’re bringing some serious loot for those willing to take on the challenge.
If you’ve been loving the hunt or looking for a reason to jump back in, now’s the time.
What’s Coming?
“An Inferno Laid Bare” — 6-Star Event Quest
- Target: Nu Udra
- Location: Oilwell Basin
- Requirements: HR 31 or higher
- Reward Highlights:
- Pinion Necklace α – a shirtless chest armor for Hunters (looking sharp, literally)
- Felyne Bell Collar α – new body armor for your Palico
- Pinion Necklace α – a shirtless chest armor for Hunters (looking sharp, literally)
This one’s your classic monster hunt — bring your best gear, your A-game, and maybe a friend or two. The rewards are exclusive, and the look? Pure style points.
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“Fleeting Bubbles” — 5-Star Challenge Quest
- Target: Mizutsune
- Location: Wounded Hollow
- Requirements: HR 21 or higher
- Special Rules:
- Preset gear only
- No meal buffs
- Palicos stay home
- Time-based ranking — the faster you finish, the better your rewards
- Preset gear only
- Rewards: Exclusive pendants based on your ranking and completion time
Challenge Quests are no joke in MH Wilds. They’re about precision, speed, and raw skill — think of it like a monster hunter time trial. Finish fast, and you might snag some rare pendants that’ll turn heads in your next multiplayer session.
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A Quick Recap on MH Wilds’ Live Service Vibe:
Since launch, Monster Hunter Wilds has nailed the live-service formula without going full grind-fest. Between free Title Updates, Layered Weapons, new monsters, and these weekly rotating events, Capcom’s done a solid job keeping things fresh — especially with Wilds being the most beginner-friendly game in the franchise so far (shout-out to Focus Mode).
But let’s be real — even with an addictive loop and solid QoL features, every game needs that extra push to keep folks engaged. These kinds of events are key. They give long-time players something to grind, and lapsed Hunters a reason to jump back in.
Whether you’re in it for the fashion, the flex, or just want to prove you can take down a Mizutsune under pressure, both of these events are worth your time.
Grab your gear, set your alarm for July 8, and get hunting. The rewards are limited — and so is your window.
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