This guide helps new Monster Hunter Wilds players choose beginner-friendly weapons. While the game offers a starting weapon suggestion, this guide provides five superior options for ease of use and effectiveness.
Beginner-Friendly Monster Hunter Wilds Weapons
Hammer

The hammer boasts high damage output with simple combos: an overhead smash, a spinning hit, a charged attack, and a powerful "Big Bang" combo. Its straightforward nature makes it ideal for newcomers. Even weaker hammer variations still deliver substantial damage without complex inputs.
Dual Blades

Dual blades offer a slightly steeper learning curve than the hammer but remain relatively easy to master. Their high mobility aids in dodging and attacking. "Demon Mode" unleashes powerful combo chains, but consumes stamina, requiring strategic timing and stamina-boosting meals.
Sword and Shield

The sword and shield provides a balanced approach, suitable for both beginners and experienced players. The shield allows for blocking attacks without significant movement penalties. While complex combos exist, basic attacks are sufficient for early hunts. The ability to use items without sheathing is a significant advantage.
Light Bowgun

The Light Bowgun offers a ranged combat option, allowing for observation and strategic attacks. It features unlimited basic ammo and customizable special ammo types. While hunts may take longer, it's a safer, versatile weapon, useful for learning monster behaviors and applying status effects. It remains a valuable secondary weapon even at higher skill levels.
Long Sword

The Long Sword presents the most challenging option among these choices, requiring precise timing and positioning for optimal combos. Basic attacks are available, but its true potential lies in "Spirit Slash" attacks, demanding practice and skillful execution. Its powerful attacks, however, are rewarding for those ready for a more complex weapon.
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