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Start with the target weapon, not an assumed universal recipe
Artian Weapons are assembled from three materials, but the cited guide says different weapon types require different combinations from Blade, Device, Disc and Tube. That means a label pattern that looks attractive is not proof the target weapon accepts it. Keep the Smithy screen as the final compatibility check.
- Choose the exact weapon type and destination weapon in the Smithy before spending materials.
- For each of the three candidate parts, record its type, rarity, element and Attack/Affinity Infusion label.
- Use the checker below to compare the three recorded rows; it flags only patterns described by the cited guide.
- Return to the same Smithy recipe and confirm the combination and displayed result in-game before crafting.
References: PlayStation: Monster Hunter Wilds endgame guide
Read what the three-part pattern does—and what it does not tell you
Two materials sharing an element are described as guaranteeing that element. Three materials of one type are described as producing a greater element stat. The source does not provide a formula for the resulting number here, and the planner deliberately does not turn these statements into a damage or DPS estimate. It counts the labels you enter and shows the documented pattern only.
| Entered pattern | What the source supports | What still needs the Smithy |
|---|---|---|
| All three rarity labels match | The materials meet the documented same-rarity condition | Whether those parts are accepted for this exact weapon |
| At least two element labels match | That element is guaranteed by the described combination | The final displayed value and any other weapon effects |
| All three material types match | The guide says this grants a greater element stat | Whether this is a valid recipe for the chosen weapon |
| Mixed Attack/Affinity Infusions | The part labels identify the corresponding infusion type | The final weapon preview; this tool does not combine or predict bonuses |
References: PlayStation: Monster Hunter Wilds endgame guide
Use the local checker as a preflight
This tool compares text labels you enter in this browser tab. It does not call Capcom, Steam or a weapon database; inputs reset when you leave or reload. If the tool says a pattern matches, that is not a guarantee that a recipe is craftable.
- Replace the example rarity and labels with the exact values for your candidate parts.
- Check the equal-rarity result before considering the element/type pattern.
- Tick the manual compatibility box only after verifying the part combination at the target weapon's Smithy entry.
- Use the Smithy's live preview—not this page—to decide whether to craft.
References: PlayStation: Monster Hunter Wilds endgame guide · Monster Hunter Wilds official Steam announcements
Ask a focused question if the preview differs
If the in-game preview conflicts with your notes, preserve the labels and version before changing parts. Steam discussions can help compare what other players see, but a reply is not an official recipe confirmation.
References: Monster Hunter Wilds official Steam announcements · Monster Hunter Wilds player discussions
Before you play
- Use exactly three candidate materials.
- Check that all three rarity labels match.
- Treat element/type matches as documented patterns, not a damage calculation.
- Confirm the exact recipe and preview in the current Smithy screen.
Frequently asked questions
Does three matching material types work for every weapon?
No. Different weapon types require different part combinations. The checker cannot validate that recipe; confirm the target weapon in the Smithy.
Does a matching element tell me the final element stat?
No. The source gives a guaranteed-element condition and a relative benefit for three same-type materials, not the exact final value. Read the Smithy's preview.
Does this calculate Attack/Affinity Infusion?
No. It counts the infusion labels you enter but does not infer the resulting weapon bonus.
Sources & revision notes
Editorial revision: November 5, 2026; not a gameplay test date. The reference notes identify source limits and version differences.
- PlayStation: Monster Hunter Wilds endgame guide (Official)
PlayStation's official PS5 editorial guide, checked November 5, 2026. Its Artian section describes three materials, four material types, same-rarity requirements, element/infusion labels, reinforcement and dismantling returns. It is a platform-publisher guide, not a Capcom patch table; verify the target weapon and current Smithy preview in your installed build.
- Monster Hunter Wilds official Steam announcements (Official)
Capcom's Steam announcement feed, checked November 5, 2026. The latest summary located was Ver.1.042.00.03, dated October 27, 2026 UTC; it lists stability/network fixes, not a replacement Artian recipe table. Check the announcements for later PC changes and platform-specific rollout notes.
- Monster Hunter Wilds player discussions (Community)
Steam's user-generated Monster Hunter Wilds discussion board, checked November 5, 2026. Replies are community advice and are not verified by GamerWin; include platform/build, target weapon and the actual Smithy labels. Do not post account or personal information.
November 5, 2026: added an original three-label preflight and browser-local checker from PlayStation's cited Artian mechanics. No weapon was crafted or tested.
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