46 articlesMonster Hunter Wilds has a ton of resources that you will need to grind for throughout your run, both in low and high rank content. One of the earliest examples of crafting items you might be looking for is monster fluid, which sounds simple to find but can actually be a bit annoying if you do not know where to get them. In this guide, we will quickly tell you where you can get some as fast as possible.
Where to Get Monster Fluid
Early in the game, the best way to actually farm monster fluid is by fighting the spider hatchlings in the area where you first fight the Nerscylla (Iceshard Cliffs). Those things spawn in droves and will drop a lot of monster fluid, possibly even enough to never need to farm it ever again if you keep killing them.
If you are still in low rank, which means you have not completed the story yet, then all you have to do is head to that region or start an optional hunt for Nerscylla and start clearing out as many hatchlings as you desire. This should give you a pretty sizeable stock of monster fluid with very little effort.
However, if you have already progressed past this point and are already in high rank content, your best bet might be to just go for the Buggin’ in the Desert optional quest. This will have you killing 12 Bulaqchi, which are just relatively small insect-like monsters that die easily.
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This quest, if you are already in high rank, will take maybe just a couple of minutes at most to complete due to how easy it is to kill these bugs. Upon completion, one of the possible rewards is just a bit of monster fluid.
It is far from the best way to farm this, but if you are already past the stage of being able to farm it from hatchlings, then we have no idea why you might even need more of this to begin with.
Another suggestion being thrown around is to load up a low rank hunt at the Iceshard Cliffs and just ignore the fight altogether to farm the hatchlings like you would have done pre-HR content. We cannot guarantee that this works, but it is worth trying out.
While you are here, check out our guide on where to find Fucium Ore in Monster Hunter Wilds as well. This one does require you to be in high rank, so if you are already way past the monster fluid grinding phase of your hunting journey, then this will be of great use to you!
