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Explorer of the Eastlands achievement can easily be completed in Monster Hunter Wilds by finding these Rarity 6 Special Items.
Becoming the Explorer of the Eastlands is not an easy achievement to bag in Monster Hunter Wilds. There is a reason why the Rarity 6 Special Items are ranked so high on the “rarity” scale. When you know how to look for them, though, things get slightly easier. As usual, you can casually explore the game and eventually come across these items. But if you play smart and specifically look for the Special Items in question, you will obtain them much more easily.
All Rarity 6 Special Items in Monster Hunter Wilds
There are a total of 11 Rarity 6 Special Items that you can collect in Monster Hunter Wilds. For the Explorer of the Eastlands achievement, however, you only have to get 10 of them. The items are:
- Great Windward Aloe
- Thundering Fulgurite
- Eternal Scarlet Amber
- Queensbloom Pollen
- Nightflower Pollen
- Bulky Treasure
- Antimite Mass
- Large Goldenscale Vase
- Time-honed Wylk Gem
- Genesis Opal
- Wyvernsprout
If you are wondering how many of these items you already have, there is a simple way of cross-checking. Go to your tent and select the View/Sell Items option. Another way is to interact with the Provisions Stockpile, select Sell, and then select Item Box. Now, scroll through all items to see whether you already possess any of them from the list.
Becoming the Explorer of the Eastlands
All 11 items here are obtained differently. However, one thing common among them is the fact that they require a specific time or weather condition. Since it can be tricky to understand, we are here to break it down for you.
Emergence Events
The easiest way to oversee an Emergence Event is to pay attention to the right side of your screen when a notification pops up. These will usually tell you about a rare sighting in a given region. If you don’t want to keep an eye out for the notifications or miss some of them, you can still save the day. Simply open the map, press Triangle/Y on your controller, hover over each location, and press the R1/RB button twice.
Now, you will be able to see the forecast under Environment Overview. It tells you how long you have left until an Emergence Event goes away so you can plan accordingly. Unfortunately, it cannot be saved like Investigations.
The following items can be obtained through different Emergence Events, which can be slightly unpredictable in their occurrence:
- Large Goldenscale Vase (Remarkable Relic Emergence)
- Antimite Mass (Antimite Emergence)
- Bulky Treasure (Bountiful Treasure Emergence)
- Eternal Scarlet Ember (Eternal Scarlet Emergence)
- Great Windward Aloe (Great Windward Aloe Emergence)
- Genesis Opal (Magnificent Fossil Emergence)
- Thundering Fulgurite (Thundering Fulgurite Emergence)
- Time-honed Wylk Gym (Wylky Crystal Outcrop Emergence)
Apart from these Emergence Event Rarity 6 Special Items, we also have Nightflower Pollen, which can only be obtained under specific circumstances. While you don’t need to look out for a special event for this item, you must visit the Scarlet Forest at night when a full moon is watching over the land. Otherwise, it won’t spawn.
Easily Obtained
There are only two items that you can easily obtain compared to others on the list. These are Wyvernsprout and Queensbloom Pollen, respectively. Both these items are “easy” to collect because they are not dependent on a specific event to spawn. Players looking for Wyvernsprout can randomly find them on rotten corpses of large or small monsters. Queensbloom Pollen, on the other hand, can be found in the Scarlet Forest at any time of the day.
Once you have gotten hold of 10 of these, the game will reward you with the Explorer of the Eastlands achievement.
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