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Damage Number Colors Explained

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Monster Hunter Wilds - Damage Number Colors Explained

Damage numbers in Monster Hunter Wilds can mean different things depending on their color. Find out what damage number Colors mean along with the blue shield icon when fighting Uth Duna and what affects damage in this guide!

Damage Number Colors Explained

  1. White
  2. Yellow
  3. Red
  4. Blue with Shield Icon

White: Low Damage Attack

A White Damage Number Color is the weakest damage color that a hit can produce. This is can be caused by hitting a monster part that resists your weapon's damage type, so try hititng other parts if your damage feels low.

Yellow: Weak Point Damage

Attacks producing Yellow Damage Numbers means that they're hitting a monster part that your damage is effective against. Aim to go for these monster weak points as much as possible during a hunt.

Red: Wounded Part Damage

Red Damage Numbers means that you're hitting a monster wound. These hits have additional arrow indicators, and deal boosted damage because of the wound.

Wounding Mechanic Explained

Blue Shield: Uth Duna Veil Damage

Uth Duna has a unique skill of covering parts of its body with a water veil, which decreases 50% of the damage that it takes from weapon attacks.

Hitting these parts will show Blue Damage Numbers with a shield icon, which means that the part being attacked is protected by a veil. Continuously damaging these parts will eventually remove the veil and allows the body parts to take full damage.

Uth Duna Weakness and Drops

Factors that Affect Damage Numbers

Sharpness Level

Your weapon's Sharpness, displayed in the upper-left corner as a sword-shaped gauge, can affect your Damage Numbers regardless of what part you hit on a monster. Remain mindful and sharpen when necessary!

How to Sharpen Weapons

Critical Distance

Critical Distance

For ranged weapons, Critical Distance is what can affect your Damage Numbers. Each ranged weapon has a specific distance that does maximum damage to monsters, indicated by the reticle changing appearance.

When not within Critical Distance range, attacks will end up as White Numbers with lower damage. Take note of your weapon's Critical Distance and aim to always fight at its range to produce better damage hits.

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Monster Part Breaks and Wounds

Monsters have breakable parts that can be broken to potentially increase your Damage Numbers against that part. Things like shells or armor can start off yielding only White hits, but when broken, can lead to Yellow numbers.

How to Break Monster Parts

Protective Skills

Some monsters, like Uth Duna, may use an ability to give its body protection against attacks, reducing the damage it takes.

These will eventually be chipped away if the monster takes enough damage, allowing it to take full damage.

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Comment

2 Walkthrough Team27 days

Hello! We're not sure about the red dots below the damage numbers, but the red dots that appear above indicate a critical hit! Your chances of landing a critical hit depend on your Affinity stat. The higher it is, the more likely you are to deal critical damage. If you'd like to learn more about Affinity, feel free to read about it on our page here! https://game8.co/games/Monster-Hunter-Wilds/archives/500335

1 Anonymous28 days

There still have a reddot below dmg number. Idk what its mean

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