46 articlesMonster Hunter Wilds has just been released and is already being flooded with players, though the reception has been a bit mixed due to various issues. If you are one of the lucky ones who can play it without a hitch, you might have already made it to the point where you can craft Artian weapons. In this guide, we will quickly go through how you can add elements to it.
How to Put Elements Into Your Artian Weapons
At some point in the main story, you will be able to start collecting Artian materials, which can then be used to forge weapons with varying elements and bonuses. Each material has an element associated with it, which you should be able to see while trying to make them.
How it works is that if you have two materials of the same element, then the resulting weapon will have it as well. As long as there is a dominant element, then you get that bonus as well. This means that if all three are different from one another, then there is no dominant element, and the weapon will end up being typeless.
For example, if two of the parts have Fire as their element, then the weapon will be Fire as well. The bonus will be stronger if all three are the same. However, if you insert Fire, Water, and Poison all at once, then you will get a weapon that has no elemental bonus, as there was no dominant type.
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And that is pretty much all there is to it. There may be more to this system later on, but this is all we know for now. Remember, the game is still in its very early days, so who knows what else might be added to this system once we can make it to the post-story stuff. Now get out there and start making better weapons!
