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Monster Hunter Wilds Event and Challenge Quest Schedule Adds Highly Requested Feature

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On April 18, 2025

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Capcom announced the schedule for challenge events and quests for Monster Hunter Wilds to address player feedback.
Limited-time content features Tempered monsters, loadout restrictions, and unique armor rewards.
Recent changes to the Doshaguma Challenge Quest now ensure all players receive event rewards, combating cheaters.

Capcom reveals the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds Event and Challenge Quest Schedule, while also finally giving many fans what they want in a bigger challenge. As expected, Capcom continues to give Monster Hunter Wilds players more to do as they wait for the next big release sometime this summer.

Even with the game’s massive success, one of the criticisms that many players have had is that Monster Hunter Wilds has felt much easier than previous games. With AI support hunters able to assist players, using the new Wounding system to harvest parts while dealing massive damage, Capcom has certainly given players powerful new tools to work with. However, as with the past couple of games, Monster Hunter Wilds continues to evolve and expand post-launch, with new and challenging content finally on the way.

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It seems Capcom has heard the feedback as of late, with Title Update 1 adding High Rank Zoh Shia to Monster Hunter Wilds and now giving players a new challenge with the limited-time quests and events. With a lot of limited-time content coming up, Capcom’s schedule also confirms that some of the events now feature Tempered monsters like Xu Wu and Gravios to name a few. A new Challenge Quest also gives players some loadout restrictions, using specific equipment to see how fast they can complete the activity.

Monster Hunter Wilds Event and Challenge Quest Schedule

Event Quests

Tongue-Tied – 5-Star Difficulty Tempered Chatacabra (April 16-22)
When Do Quematrice Sing? – 4-Star Difficulty Quematrice (April 9-22)
That Won’t Work on Me! – 6-Star Difficulty Tempered Xu Wu (April 23-May 6)
Gravios Blockade – 6-Star Difficulty Tempered Gravios (April 23-May 6)
Daughters of Carabosse – 4-Star Difficulty Two Lala Barina (April 23-May 6)
Chemicus Nocturnus – 2-Star Difficulty Romopolo (April 23-May 6)
Careening Out of Control – 1-Star Difficulty Balahara (April 23-May 6)
King of a Faraway Sky – 6-Star Difficulty Tempered Guardian Rathalos (April 23-May 6)
Tongue-Tied – 5-Star Difficulty Tempered Chatacabra (April 23-May 6)
Ballet in the Rain – 5-Star Difficulty Tempered Lala Barina (April 23-May 6)
Sand-Scarred Soul – 5-Star Difficulty Doshaguma (April 23-May 6)
Anguish and Atrocity – 5-Star Difficulty Guardian Doshaguma (April 23-May 6)
Kut-Ku Gone Cuckoo – 4-Star Difficulty Yian Kut-Ku (April 23-May 6)
Like a Fire Hidden by Sand – 4-Star Difficulty Rathian (April 23-May 6)
When Do Quematrice Sing? – 4-Star Difficulty Quematrice (April 23-May6)

Challenge Quests

Doshaguma of the Hollow – 5 Star Difficulty Doshaguma (April 16-22)

For players taking on the When Do Quematrice Sing event quest in Monster Hunter Wilds, they’ll earn a unique set of armor called Amstrigian. The layered armor features a baby bird, which the community has dubbed Baby Pu, that sits on top of the player’s head. While the first instance of this event quest is available now, players will have another chance at it later this month and into the first week of May.

Finally, Capcom also announced recent changes to the Monster Hunter Wilds Doshaguma Challenge Quest. Essentially, players will now recieve event rewards regardless of if they make the leaderboard for the activity or not. Part of the issue stemmed from cheaters gaming the system to achieve high ranks on the leaderboard, something which Capcom is taking action against.