Tempered Monsters - How to Spawn & Rewards

Tempered Monsters Guide in Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds). See Tempered Monster's unlock conditions, how to spawn, veteran monsters guide, rewards, & differences from regular monsters.

Arch-Tempered Confirmed!

Monsters Stronger Than Tempered Variants

An event quest featuring Arch-tempered Rey Dau will be available at the Event Quest after the first update. Arch-tempered refers to monsters stronger than the regular Tempered variants.

Craft New Armor from Arch-Tempered Materials

You can craft new armor using Arch-tempered materials, which have different stats compared to High Rank armor. For Rey Dau, you can craft the Rey Dau γ (Gamma) series.

How to Spawn Tempered Monsters

Appears in the Field Starting From Chapter 5-1

Tempered Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds appear in the field starting from Chapter 5-1. Be aware that you need to raise your HR to 20 and progress through the story to access them.

List of Tempered Monsters & HR Conditions

HR	Released Monsters
HR21+	Chatacabra Quematrice Lala Barina Congalala Balahara Rompopolo	Nerscylla Hirabami Yian Kut-Ku Gypceros Rathian
HR32+	Doshaguma Ajarakan Guardian Doshaguma Guardian Rathalos Guardian Ebony Odogaron	Xu Wu Gravios Rathalos Blangonga Guardian Fulgur Anjanath
HR41+	Rey Dau Uth Duna Nu Udra	Jin Dahaad Arkveld Gore Magala

Can Be Saved as a Field Survey

Tempered Monsters that appear in the field can be saved as a Field Survey without needing to defeat them on the spot. This is a convenient feature when you're short on time, so be sure to make use of it while checking the rewards.

Saved Quests Can Be Accepted Later

Saved Field Surveys can be accepted from the Quest Counter under 'Field Survey.' Saved quests can be attempted up to three times.

Guide Monsters to Adjust Their Initial Position

By guiding the monster and dealing damage after saving the Field Survey, you can reposition it to your preferred starting location. Aligning the monster's position near favorable battle areas or environmental traps allows you to save time and complete quests more efficiently, making it easier to farm and repeat missions.

Convert Hunt History into Field Surveys

Even if you convert a Tempered Monster you encountered in the field into a quest, you can save it as a Field Survey from the 'Field Survey History' at the Quest Counter. If you return midway without defeating the monster, you can still save it from the history, as long as you dealt damage and converted it into a quest.

How to Find Tempered Monsters

The best method for finding Tempered Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds is to repeatedly check the Map and rest at the Camp. During these breaks, it's recommended to also check Material Retrieval and Item Trade to maximize your efficiency and gather necessary items.

Check the Map for a Summary of All Fields

First, open the full-area map from the Map and check the Environment Overview for all fields. Make sure to check for the presence of Tempered Monsters and review the details of any Bonus Rewards.

Save Quest if Desired Tempered Monster is Present

If there's a Tempered Monster you're targeting or a quest with great rewards, be sure to save it as a Quest. You can do this by selecting the desired map without moving to each one, simply highlight the target map and press the ▢ button to view details and save it as a quest.

How to Unlock Field Survey Quest & Save

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Rest at the Tent to Pass Time

If there are no Tempered Monsters, rest at the Tent by selecting the Base Camp Menu to pass time. While monsters will still change over real-time progression, resting at the camp will immediately refresh the information for all fields.

How to Check & Change Environment

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Talk to Nata for Material Retrieval and Item Trade

While resting at the camp, be sure to talk to Nata in front of the Base Camp to check Material Retrieval, Item Trade, and Festival Shares. Note that items in Material Retrieval will not accumulate if you have more than 16 items, so be mindful of this limit.

Related Articles
Material Retrieval	Item Trade

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Fallow and the Peak of Inclemency for Arkveld

When looking for Tempered Arkveld, it's recommended to use 'Fallow' for a higher spawn rate. For targeting peak-type monsters, 'Inclemency' increases the chances. Resting in multiple maps, such as Oilwell Basin's Fallow, where Fallow + Inclemency conditions overlap, will allow for efficient searching.

Quick Weather Reference per Map During Rest

PlentyFallowInclemency
Rest Spot	Period	Plains	Forest	Basin	Cliffs	Ruins
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Basin				‐
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Repeat Until the Desired Quest Appears

If the desired quest doesn't appear, take another rest, check the map, and repeat the process. Since resting and saving quests consume a lot of guild points, make sure to earn them periodically while continuing your actions.

How to Farm Guild Points

Tempered Monster Rewards

Tempered Rewards Overview

Main Rewards from Tempered
	Hunter Symbol III - Materials required for crafting weapons, armor, and other equipment. - There are Symbols 1 to 3, and they are obtained differently depending on the monster.
	Ancient Weapon Fragment - Required for crafting Artian weapons. - The rarity of parts is determined by the type.
	Wyverian Bloodstone - Materials used for Meld Relics. - The Melding value varies depending on the type.

The rewards from Tempered Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds are: Hunter Symbols needed for crafting weapons and armor, Weapon Fragments required for crafting Artian weapons, and Wyverian Bloodstones used in Meld Relics.

Regular Hunting Rewards Also Obtainable

When hunting Tempered Monsters, you can obtain not only the rewards mentioned above but also Decorations and monster materials.

Other Rewards
Decoration	Monster Materials

Hunter Symbol Required for Equipment

Hunter Symbols are materials required for crafting and upgrading weapons and armor. There are three tiers (1–3), and the type of symbol obtained depends on the monster. Hunt the appropriate monster based on your needs.

Methods to Obtain Hunter Symbol

Hunter Symbol	Monster
Hunter Symbol III	Rey Dau Uth Duna Nu Udra	Jin Dahaad Arkveld Gore Magala
Hunter Symbol II	Doshaguma Ajarakan Guardian Doshaguma Guardian Rathalos Guardian Ebony Odogaron	Xu Wu Gravios Rathalos Blangonga Guardian Fulgur Anjanath
Hunter Symbol I	Chatacabra Quematrice Lala Barina Congalala Balahara Rompopolo	Nerscylla Hirabami Yian Kut-Ku Gypceros Rathian

Weapon Fragments for Crafting Artian Parts

Weapon Fragments are items required for crafting Artian weapons. They have a rarity range of 6 to 8, and upon obtaining them, they are automatically identified, resulting in one of the four types of Artian parts.

How to Obtain Weapon Fragments

Weapon Parts	Monster
Old Weapon Shard	Rey Dau Uth Duna Nu Udra	Jin Dahaad Arkveld Gore Magala
Rusted Weapon Shard	Doshaguma Ajarakan Guardian Doshaguma Guardian Rathalos Guardian Ebony Odogaron	Xu Wu Gravios Rathalos Blangonga Guardian Fulgur Anjanath
Damaged Weapon Shard	Chatacabra Quematrice Lala Barina Congalala Balahara Rompopolo Doshaguma Ajarakan Guardian Doshaguma Guardian Rathalos Guardian Ebony Odogaron	Nerscylla Hirabami Yian Kut-Ku Gypceros Rathian Xu Wu Gravios Rathalos Blangonga Guardian Fulgur Anjanath

Wyverian Bloodstone for Melding

Wyverian Bloodstone is an item used in Melding's Meld Relics. By using it, you can convert it into Artian parts. There are five types of Wyverian Bloodstone, each with different Melding value points.

Melding Values of Wyverian Bloodstones

How to Obtain Wyverian Bloodstone

Wyverian Bloodstone	Monster
Wyverian Bloodstone Chunk Wyverian Bloodstone (L)	Arkveld
Wyverian Bloodstone Chunk Wyverian Bloodstone (L) Wyverian Bloodstone	Rey Dau Uth Duna Nu Udra	Jin Dahaad Gore Magala
Wyverian Bloodstone (L) Wyverian Bloodstone Wyverian Bloodstone (S)	Doshaguma Ajarakan Rathalos Guardian Ebony Guardian Fulgur	Blangonga Xu Wu Gravios Guardian Doshaguma Guardian Rathalos
Wyverian Bloodstone Wyverian Bloodstone (S)	Hirabami Rathian	Nerscylla Balahara
Wyverian Bloodstone Wyverian Bloodstone (S) Wyverian Bloodstone Shard	Chatacabra Quematrice Lala Barina Congalala	Rompopolo Yian Kut-Ku Gypceros

What Are Tempered Monsters?

Tempered Monsters Have Increased Health and Attack

In Monster Hunter Wilds, Tempered Monsters are monsters with significantly increased Health and Attack. These formidable creatures previously appeared in the Monster Hunter: World series and are making a return in Wilds.

New Special Wounds Known as Tempered Battle Scars

Tempered Monsters have large, old scars called Battle-Hardened Scars on various parts of their bodies. These scars can be broken by repeatedly attacking them.

The Location of Tempered Battle Scars Varies

Even among the same type of monster, the location of Tempered Battle Scars varies between individuals. Therefore, when fighting Tempered Monsters, be sure to check where their scars are located.

Tempered Battle Scars Glow Blue in Focus Mode

Tempered Battle Scars emit a blue glow when using Focus Mode. If you have trouble spotting their locations, make good use of Focus Mode to identify them.

Breaking Tempered Battle Scars Grants Special Materials

Destroying Tempered Battle Scars not only grants special materials but also provides an item that transforms into a powerful Slinger Ammo called 'Tempered Scar Fragment.'

Breaking Tempered Battle Scars Can Also Knock Down the Monster

In Monster Hunter Wilds, destroying Tempered Battle Scars can knock down the monster, just like breaking regular wounds. This creates a great opportunity, so be sure to target them actively.

Monster Hunter Wilds Related Articles

Monster List

Great Hunts	Tempered Monster	Frenzied Monster
Guardian	New Monsters	Returning Monsters
Arch-Tempered Monster

Large Monsters List

Chatacabra	Quematrice	Lala Barina
Congalala	Balahara	Doshaguma
Uth Duna	Rompopolo	Rey Dau
Nerscylla	Hirabami	Ajarakan
Nu Udra	Doshaguma	Rathalos
Jin Dahaad	Arkveld	Yian Kut-Ku
Gypceros	Rathian	Rathalos
Gravios	Blangonga	Gore Magala
Coming in Spring Update
Mizutsune	Arch-Tempered Rey Dau
Coming in Summer Update
Lagiacrus

Small Monsters List

Ceratonoth	Bauno	Bulaqchi
Talioth	Gajios	Dalthydon
Piragill	Vespoid	Congalala
Harpios	Kranodath	Gelidron
Nerscylla Hatchling	Comaqchi	Blangonga
Porkeplume	Rafma	Guardian Seikret