While the majority of armor sets in Monster Hunter Wilds are crafted from the remains of foes you’ve vanquished, secret armor ...

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Sinister Cloth returns in Monster Hunter Wilds, giving players access to the Death Stench armor. If you want to look like Death incarnate, you’ll need to gather up at least five pieces of this ...

You can also trade with Gawdygog in the Wudwud hideout, where you might have already traded for the elusive Sinister Cloth. He will offer you three Armour Sphere+ for three Ancient Wyvern Coins ...

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Sinister Cloth is an item you’ll need to trade for in Monster Hunter Wilds. We’ve seen Sinister Cloth show up in two different vendor inventories, each of which require a different form of ...

So, what exactly does the Monster Hunter Wilds Sinister Cloth do, and how can you find it? Here’s what you need to know. There is also a chance that the NPC Murtabak will randomly bring some ...

Sinister Cloth can be purchased from Gawdygog, the Wudwud from the Scarlet Forest, for 10 Ancient Wyvern Coins in Monster Hunter Wilds. It can also be traded from some of the Kilama villagers found in ...

Instead, the first and most important material you need to get to craft the armor set is the Sinister Cloth. You can only acquire this special material from NPCs. There are two ways of getting the ...

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