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Fastest & Strongest Endgame Farm for Monster Hunter Wilds (Feb, 2025)

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If you’ve advanced to the final stages of Monster Hunter Wilds and wish to optimize your character’s performance, it’s beneficial to employ the quickest farming technique available.

Right now, there’s an extremely quick and effortless approach available. It lacks the interactive element of combat, which is the reason behind its simplicity. If you gather a particular scarce resource and exchange it with a specific NPC character, that’s all there is to it!

In this walkthrough, we’ll share the most efficient and powerful late-game farming technique for Monster Hunter Wilds, as updated in February 2025.

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Setup and Prep

Before we get started with the farm, there are a few things you should make sure to have prepared:

  • Make sure to have unlocked the Pop-Up Camps in Area 3 of the Windward Plains. It’s in the southwestern corner of the region.
  • Unlock Sekka as a trader. She’s the main trader of the Suja, Peaks of Accord region. If you’re already at the endgame, she should be available for trading. However, we recommend also doing Optional Quests for Suja to increase her stock.
  • Be able to take on the Optional Quest “The Desert Knows Not The Sea.” It requires you to hunt a Balahara in the Windward Plains. The quest unlocks once you hunt at least one High Rank Chatacabra and reach HR 9.

Once all the necessary conditions are in place, we’ll embark on a farming journey primarily targeting Ephemeral Blossoms for “Nightflower Pollen.” This scarce resource can be swapped with Sekka for Gold Melding Tickets, Gold Relic Tickets, and Hard Armor Spheres. However, let’s delve deeper into the specifics of this later!

1. Essentially, Nightflower Pollens can only appear during nights when the moon is full.
2. Interestingly, the quest titled “The Desert Knows Not The Sea” causes the game to load the Windward Plains in the evening before a full moon night.
3. Consequently, completing this mission will help you save a significant amount of Guild Points because you won’t have to Rest repeatedly.

Now, let’s go over the detailed farming method here.

Farming the Nightflower Pollen

To quickly farm for the endgame in Monster Hunter Wilds, you’ll want to focus on gathering Nightflower Pollen. To initiate this, chat with Alma or head to the Quest Board and pick up the Optional Quest titled “The Desert Knows Not The Sea.” Once you’ve made your choice, embark on the quest when you’re ready.

As soon as you embark on your adventure, head straight east towards the river in Area 10. You’ll spot a plant with beautiful white blossoms there. If you’re quick, it might not have bloomed fully yet, so take a moment to wait near it. It should bloom when the quest timer is roughly around the 48 minute and 50 second mark, though the exact timing may vary.

Whenever the Ephemeral Blossom unfurls its petals, I eagerly approach to gather its bounty – that’s right, the initial Nightflower Pollen!

After that, open up your map and Fast Travel to the Pop-Up Camp in Area 3.

When you’re ready, step onto the edge facing the direction you’re currently standing, which is west. Then, to orient yourself towards the east, simply turn to your right. Once there, leap from your current position (let’s call it Seikret) to reach the ledge of the cliff that’s now directly in front of you.

Immediately upon scaling the cliff, look for a new Temporary Bloom directly in front of you. Interact with it as you did previously, and gather the Nightflower Pollen once collected.

To wrap up the farming route, simply navigate to the Pause Menu, find “Missions & Quests” section, and choose “‘Return from Quest’“. Doing so will cancel the quest and bring you back either to Alma or the Quest Board, concluding your farming run.

In summary, this farming technique involves restarting the “The Desert Knows Not The Sea” quest immediately upon your return, allowing you to repeat it endlessly. This repetition helps you gather as much Nightflower Pollen as needed. After accumulating enough, refer to the following section of this guide for instructions on cashing them in.

Trading the Nightflower Pollen

After accumulating Nightflower Pollen, feel free to visit any Base Camp of your choice. Your objective now is to converse with Nata to start trading with Sekka. Alternatively, you can head straight to Suja to trade with Sekka directly if you prefer. However, engaging Nata as the middleman for the transaction will make things significantly simpler.

Sekka offers 3 notable items you want to trade for:

  • Hard Armor Sphere x3 – High tier Armor Spheres, ideal for upgrading your armor.
  • Gold Melding Ticket x1 – Can be used at the Melding Pot to get Decorations. The ticket is worth 1200 Points, so you can get over a dozen Decorations per ticket, depending on rarity.
  • Gold Relic Ticket x1 – Similar to the previous ticket, you can trade this at the Melding Pot to get Relics, which are Artian Weapon Parts. Worth 1200 Points, so you’ll get quite a lot of parts from each ticket. It’s great if the traditional ways to get Rarity 8 Artian Parts aren’t working for you.

Unfortunately, not all of Sekka’s items are available for trading as their stock can sometimes be quite scarce because of the unpredictable nature of the traders’ inventory. A bit of luck might come in handy.

Whenever you need to, you can refresh Sekka’s inventory by taking a ‘Rest’ at any Camp. This action also passes time. Afterward, interact with Nata again to review Sekka’s inventory. Repeat this process until you acquire the items you desire. Do take note that each Rest consumes 300 Guild Points.

As a hardcore gamer in Monster Hunter Wilds, I’ve found the most efficient endgame farming method yet: gather Nightflower Pollen, exchange them with Sekka for tickets, then trade those tickets at the Melding Pot in Suja. This strategy will flood you with Artian Weapon Parts and Decorations!

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2025-03-07 02:13

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