Gathering Boosts - Effects and Rewards

Gathering Boosts in Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds) will increase the amount of items you can get when hunting monsters. See how to activate this effect and find the monsters.

Gather Boost Effects

Increased Material Retrieval

By defeating a monster that is causing trouble for a settlement you receive a 3-day Gathering Boost that increases the yield of materials gathered by the NPC from that locale. Note that this gathering boost does not increase the items that the player gathers.

Better Item Trade Rates

▲ Increased quantity of items per trade

While a Gather Boost is active, the number of items a Hunter receives in a single trade is increased. If you are looking for a specific item available through Item Trading, it is a good idea to activate a gathering boost beforehand.

Stackable Up to 4 Times

By saving these hunts, Hunters can re-do the quest to stack active gathering boosts up to 4 times (12 days total).

Receive Titles and Backgrounds

As an additional bonus, Hunters who help settlements that are having monster trouble are awarded various titles and backgrounds for use in their Hunter Profile.

How to Find Troublesome Monsters

Repeated Rest Until They Spawn

When looking for Troublesome Monsters on your own, you may need to rest an indefinite amount of times before one actually appears. Note that you might need a large amount of Guild Points, and there is no particular environment or time when they are more likely to appear, so you will have to rely on luck.

Check S.O.S. Hunts

Troublesome Monsters will also grant gathering boosts even if they are hunted via S.O.S. signals from other players. Doing so this way will increase the amount of tradeable items in that quest's locale, so be sure to check where that hunt takes place if you are looking to trade a specific item.

Troublesome Monsters are Random

▲ Check for Troublesome Monsters on the map!

Monsters that are troubling the village generally have the possibility of appearing in a state where most monsters are agitated the the locale. Some monsters, like Jin Dahaad, will not appear as a troublesome monster.

Excluded Monsters
Jin Dahaad	Zoh Shia

Check for Monster Details

Monsters that are harassing settlements will not be displayed in the summaries for single quests. Be sure to check the quest details as there may be a troubling monster present within a quest that focuses on a different objective.

How to Check for Troublesome Monsters

①	Open up the map and under the Environment Overview should be a prompt that says A settlement is having monster trouble!. Select the prompt to create a quest!
②	You can check Quest info. for troublesome monsters. Even if you do not immediately save it as an investigation, it will still remain in your history. However, we recommend hunting this monster as soon as you have the time!

List of Backgrounds and Titles

Kunafa and All Settlement Gather Boosts

Kunafa Gathering Boost	All Settlement Gathering Boost

By exterminating troublesome monsters in Kunafa or all settlements, players can receive backgrounds for their Hunter Profile. Therefore, it is a good idea to hunt these monsters at least once if you're interested in profile cosmetics.

Available Titles

By acquiring gathering boosts for settlements, players will also receive numerous titles.

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