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"Guide to Acquiring Trap Tools in Monster Hunter Wilds"

Author : Charlotte Apr 01,2025

Slaying monsters in *Monster Hunter Wilds* is thrilling, but to gather every monster part for crafting top-notch armor, you'll also need to master the art of trapping. This requires specific materials, namely Trap Tools. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to acquire and utilize Trap Tools in *Monster Hunter Wilds*.

Where to Get Trap Tools in Monster Hunter Wilds

While *Monster Hunter Wilds* doesn't explicitly guide you on trapping monsters or obtaining Trap Tools, if you're familiar with previous games in the series, the process will feel intuitive.

Monster Hunter Wilds Trap Tools

To get your hands on Trap Tools, head to the Provisions Stockpiler NPC at your Base Camp. Engage in conversation with him and browse through his inventory until you spot the Trap Tools, priced at 200 Zenny each. It's wise to stock up on these, particularly if you're aiming to farm specific monsters or capture a variety of them for your collection.

Remember, Trap Tools are exclusively available for purchase at Base Camp and cannot be scavenged in the wild like other resources.

How to Use Trap Tools

Once you've acquired your Trap Tools, it's time to deploy them effectively. You can combine them with a Net (crafted using Spiderweb or Ivy) to create a Pitfall Trap, or pair them with a Thunderbug Capacitor to form a Shock Trap.

Both types of traps are effective, but be mindful that some monsters have resistances. For example, Shock Traps are futile against Rey Dau, a lightning dragon, making Pitfall Traps the better choice in this case.

Also, note that you can only carry one Trap item at a time, so timing is crucial. Use your traps when the monster is weakened for the best results.

That's the complete rundown on acquiring and using Trap Tools in *Monster Hunter Wilds*. For more tips and detailed information on the game, be sure to check out The Escapist.

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