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Arkveld Monster Guide - Attacks & Moves

Arkveld Monster Guide - Attacks & Moves

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Arkveld Monster guide for Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds). This includes Arkveld behavior, location, attacks, moves, Monster Hunter Wilds Title Monster and more!

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Arkveld Monster Details

Arkveld
Location
Unknown
TypeAppearance Conditions
Unknown (Extinct)-

A monster known among the commission as the White Wraith, described as having unique chain-like appendages extending from its wings.
A species long thought to have been extinct, its ecology remains shrouded in mystery.

The Title Monster of Monster Hunter Wilds

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Akveld is the title monster of Monster Hunter Wilds. Known as the White Wraith, it is said to be an extinct species. It's habitat is unknown, but it was seen in Windward Plains in the trailer. This could be part of the story.

Attacks with Chain-like Appendages on Both Arms

Arkveld could be seen attacking with chain-like appendages on its wings. They seem to act like whips when used to attack.

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