Monster Hunter Wilds is all about crafting the best gear to perfect your build and allow you to take on some of the game's strongest monsters and in your quest for power, there will come a time when you will need more than just monster parts to craft the strongest gear. Among these items are the Hunter Symbols, which are awarded to the best hunters after completing certain quests.
The Hunter Symbols in Monster Hunter Wilds come in three different number variants and are awarded after completing quests involving Tempered Monsters. These monster variants, which are considerably more powerful than the base ones, will start roaming maps after you defeat them in post-game story quests, starting with the Main Mission 4.3: Wyvern Spark and Rose Thorns quest. To get Hunter Symbol I, you will have to complete quests involving 5-Star Tempered monsters, while to get Hunter Symbol II, you will have to complete quests involving 6-Star Tempered monsters.
To get Hunter Symbol III in Monster Hunter Wilds, you will have to complete quests involving 7 and 8-Star Tempered monsters, which are Rey Dau, Jin Dahaad, Uth Duna, Nu Udra, and Gore Magala for 7-Star rank, and Arkveld for 8-Star rank. Before you can actually encounter the Tempered variants of the Apex predators above, however, you will first have to complete the final story mission, Mission 6-1, and reach Hunter Rank 41. Be sure to gear up before you attempt to fight these Tempered monsters, as they are the current strongest monsters in the game!
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