Below it’s possible for you to see our Monster Hunter Wilds tier list of best weapons in full.
We’re splitting hairs by necessity here to make it make a tier list in the first place.
The weapon you should use is the one that you enjoy using most, full stop.

Long Sword
The Long Sword is quite simply phenomenal.
Bow
Even among the SS-Tier rank weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds, the Bow is quite special.
Sword And Shield
The Sword And Shield has never been stronger than it is in Monster Hunter Wilds.

It’s a simple moveset, but a very tricky weapon to master.
Dual Blades
The lightning-fast Dual Blades have one strategy: aggression.
For more info, check out theDual Blades weapon treehere, or read ourbest Dual Bladesranking list.

It’s a lot to get used to.
That’s a very powerful combo which will appeal to an awful lot of players.
It certainly does to me.

To learn more, look no further than theInsect Glaive weapon treeand our list of thebest Insect Glaives.
Charge Blade
The complexity of the Charge Blade is its major drawback, when all’s said and done.
To learn more, check out theCharge Blade weapon treehere, or consult our list ofbest Charge Blades.

But similarly, it’s tricky to recommend the Heavy Bowgun when the Gunlance exists!
you might argue that it isn’tmeantto, as it’s a support-focused weapon.
There’s a reason we pick the Hammer as one of ourbest starter weapons for Monster Hunter Wilds beginners.

For more info, check out theHammer weapon treehere, or read our list on thebest Hammerin the game.
But you certainly won’t be breaking any speed records with a Lance as your primary.
For more details, check out theLance weapon tree, or read our list of thebest Lancein the game.

Switch Axe
The Switch Axe looks cool, and feels cool, particularly in the gigantic axe form.
It’s a hard sell for beginners, a punishing and unwieldy option even in its more nimble form.
For more guidance, read up on theSwitch Axe weapon treehere, or check out ourbest Switch Axeshortlist.

All of these weapons are endgame weapons, found at the very end of their respective trees.








