Disclosure: I built and run Outlanders Field Guide (monsterhunteroutlanders.online), an independent English practical guide for Monster Hunter Outlanders. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by CAPCOM, TiMi Studio Group, Proxima Beta Pte. Ltd. or Level Infinite. Game names and artwork belong to their respective owners. A sibling encyclopedia-style wiki lives at mhoutlanders.online; this article is about the **field guide* site only.*
Monster Hunter Outlanders drops you into Aesoland with weapon choice, crafting, Adventurers and multiplayer hunt planning all at once. I wanted a practical chapter order for a first session — not another dump of unsourced damage numbers.
That is what monsterhunteroutlanders.online is for: a launch-edition field guide with beginner routes, roster chapters and a noticeboard for codes and FAQ.
Where to start
- Beginner & early-game guide — first-session weapon choice, village priorities, crafting decisions and a checklist you can keep on your device.
- Weapons and Adventurers — tier-oriented chapter hubs for hunting tools and hunter roster pages.
- Radiant monsters — prepare for flagged threats before you queue a hunt.
- Codes & rewards and FAQ — guild noticeboard style pages with dated checks.
Related chapters also cover buddies, materials, team compositions and a sources / update log.
What this guide does not invent
- Live drop rates, redeem codes and unsupported roster claims are not fabricated to fill a page.
- Current in-game notices and official channels take precedence over any fan guide.
- The site cannot recover accounts, issue rewards or resolve payments.
Field guide vs wiki
If you want encyclopedia-style catalog entries, see the sibling mhoutlanders.online wiki. For how to play the early game and plan a hunt, use monsterhunteroutlanders.online.
Contact
Editorial questions: yksalun@gmail.com. See the site About and Privacy pages for how the guide is labeled.
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