Monster Hunter Wilds has changed the world structure from previous installments. Now there are different field camps alongside the main camp that you can set up to rest during your journeys in the areas. MeinMMO explains everything you need to know about the main camp and the field camps.
What is a main camp? In every area, there is a main camp (and a village). This is the large hub where you can accept quests and customize your equipment. You also have:
- The forge with blacksmith Gemma
- The supply camp
- Your tent, where you can customize equipment and items
- Various NPCs depending on where you are
- A kitchen where you regularly receive rations
- Nata, who brings together various NPC functions such as material procurement and trading
- Alma, where you can accept quests and respond to distress signals
- Occasionally, a merchant appears where you can buy valuable items and weapons for guild points
- Field camp Miauster or the logistics counter, where you can establish, repair, and customize field camps
Everything you need to know about field camps in Monster Hunter Wilds
What is a field camp? The main camps are fixed in each area and cannot be moved. However, field camps can be placed and used at specific locations. At the field camp Miauster in the main camps, you can set up field camps at designated points if you have found a suitable place on the map. With the camp set, you can set up camps directly while traveling.
Field camps have the following functions:
- A tent where you can customize equipment and items
- Since Alma also follows you in the areas, you can also accept quests here
- You can return to field camps after fainting
- You can use field camps as fast travel points
The various locations have danger levels that indicate how likely it is for a camp to be destroyed by a monster. If it gets destroyed, you either have to wait for a certain amount of time or repair the camp directly with guild points at a field camp Miauster.
You can place up to 5 camps in each area, except in Wyveria, where there are only 4.
What can you do with the field camp? In addition to setting up, you can also visually customize field camps. There is one option to customize the tent itself:
And also the environment around the tent:
We will provide you with the exact locations for all field camps in the various areas in this article in the next few days.
The different locations for field camps in the 5 areas will be shown in the following section. If you want to jump to a specific area, use the table of contents, but beware, it may contain spoilers.
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps at a glance
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps in the Wind Plane
Which camp locations are worthwhile in the Wind Plane?
- Area 13 is dangerous but in the middle of the desert where many monsters are
- Area 16 is unsafe, but on the other edge of the map
- Area 4 is safe and hidden in a cave
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps in the Crimson Forest
Which camp locations are worthwhile in the Crimson Forest?
- Area 7 is dangerous but very central
- Area 10 is also quite central
- Area 13 is a good point to reach the back areas
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps in the Oil Spring Basin
Which camp locations are worthwhile in the Oil Spring Basin?
- Area 13 is safe and far from the main camp
- Area 4 is dangerous but quite central
- Area 9 is unsafe but good for reaching 11, 10, and 8
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps in the Ice Shard Cliffs
Which camp locations are worthwhile in the Ice Shard Cliffs?
- Area 19 is quite central and also safe
- Area 20 is safe and a good route for areas 12, 13, 14, 15, and 17
- Area 6 is dangerous but central
Monster Hunter Wilds: All field camps in Wyveria
Which camp locations are worthwhile in Wyveria?
- Area 6 is dangerous but brings you right into the action of many monsters
- Area 8 is quite central in the middle area
In general, with the relatively high number of possible field camps, you can’t go wrong. If you farm a specific monster for a long time and want to be efficient, it is worth adjusting the camps. The low guild point costs are hardly noticeable.
Monster Hunter Wilds has perhaps the most detailed world of all installments in the series. The many weather effects and dynamic situations make the world feel truly alive. In Monster Hunter Wilds, you’ll also need the right weapon on your adventures: Monster Hunter Wilds: The best weapons in the tier list
