Monster Hunter Wilds has tons of new and returning skills.
Here are the best.
One interesting gimmick that pops up several hours into the campaign is the use of talismans.
Here are the talismans you should be planning for.
The Guard Charm gives your hunter the Iron Skin skill, which prevents status effects that reduce your defence.
As you upgrade it, it gets a higher activation chance until it finally nullifies defence ailments entirely.
Fire is among the most annoying, as it steadily decreases your HP and restricts your movement.
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The fire resistance it grants is priceless for the high-temperature battles awaiting you in the Oilwell Basin.
A hungry hunter has low stamina, making them worse at combat.
Once you’re in High Rank, however, youneedcrafting.
You won’t get far without the right items in your loadout.
And to do that, you should take advantage of the Botany Charm.
This talisman gives you the Botanist skill, increasing the amount of Herbs you pick up.
Given that the game is largely about tactics, healing items are slow to work.
If that happens, the potion gets knocked out of their hand, and they stop healing.
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To prevent that, equip the Speed Heal charm.
The more you upgrade this charm, the faster you might drink.
Being stunned can take you from full health back to camp in a matter of seconds.
If you’ve got the Stun Charm equipped, you’ll get stunned much less often.
You’ll want to be on the lookout for these weapons when facing your foes in Monster Hunter Wilds.
you could equip the Intimidator Charm to prevent that frustration, which gives you the eponymous skill.
This skill discourages monsters from engaging you, with its aggression-reducing effects stacking as you upgrade this talisman.
A lot of the series' appeal revolves around itsonline multiplayer.
If you use a potion, they’ll receive some health as well.
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