Monster Hunter Wilds Guide | How To Farm Relics & Decorations Fast

Monster Hunter Wilds is Capcom's return to the Monster Hunter franchise, where every hunt tests your skills, patience, and creativity. Built on the foundations of its predecessors, it's a memorable title that has enticed gamers with its relentless and intense quests and challenges. 

Farming decorations and relics for Artian Weapons can be really time-consuming, but there are other efficient methods in which you could obtain large quantities of both. By using the Nightflower Pollen method, you can gather resources quickly and trade them for Gold Melding Tickets and Gold Relic Tickets, which you can use to craft higher rarity decorations and Artian Weapons. 

This guide explains the fastest method you can use to farm Nightflower Pollen and how to maximize its use.

Nightflower Pollen Basics

You can gather Nightflower Pollen from Ephemeral Blossoms, which spawn under specific conditions: during the evening under a full moon. Although these conditions may seem too restrictive, a specific quest can force the game into the correct time and moon phase, ensuring that you get the blossom spawn every time.

The Best Quest for Farming

The quest "The Desert Knows Not Sea" is a high-rank Barroth optional quest that guarantees you get the correct time and moon phase. Allowing the blossoms to spawn consistently by repeating this question over and over again allows you to gather the pollen efficiently.

Fastest Route for Gathering

Begin the quest from the Area 4 West Camp, which is pretty close to the first blossom location.

First Blossom (Area 3): You'll want to glide down from the camp to a platform near a Fulgurite Crystal. The blossoms will start blooming approximately a minute after the quest starts.

Second Blossom (Area 10): After collecting the first blossom, head to Area 10 Southeast Camp by fast traveling (or Area 9 Outpost if the Area 10 Camp is destroyed). You'll be able to find the second blossom near a tree in Area 10.

This route will take you about one minute and 40 seconds per run along you together 60 Nightflower Pollen per hour.

If the blossoms don't bloom after two minutes, perform a full game reset.

Trade For Gold Tickets

Once you've collected the Nightflower Pollen, you'll be able to trade it with Nata in the village. Nata offers you two key trades:

• Gold Melding Tickets: Used for crafting decorations.
• Gold Relic Tickets: Used to obtain Artian Weapon Parts.

Nata's inventory will reset after resting in the tent, which costs 300 points per rest; on average, spending 10,000 points will yield you around 20 tickets.

Use The Tickets

Decorations: Each Gold Melding Ticket is worth 1200 points, allowing you to craft 10 high-rarity weapon decorations or 20 high-rarity armor decorations.

Relics: Each Gold Relic Ticket can be used to craft 10 specific Artian parts, such as blades and tubes, or 15 general Artian parts.

By using the "The Desert Knows Not the Sea" quest to follow the routes, you can efficiently farm Nightflower Pollen and trade it for valuable Gold Tickets. This method is the fastest way in which you can obtain large quantities of decoration and Artian weapon parts, making it really important for game progression.

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