How to obtain and utilize character edit vouchers in Monster Hunter Wilds.

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      There are many confusing systems in Monster Hunter Wilds that necessitate a lot of reading up on tips and tricks to fully grasp. For instance, altering your character’s look, modifying your armor's visual style, and editing your character are all separate systems. The editing feature is particularly strange because it requires a consumable item known as Character Edit Vouchers to use. To clarify the distinctions between these options and how to obtain these special vouchers, here’s a comprehensive guide on how to modify your character in Monster Hunter Wilds.

      How to acquire and utilize character edit vouchers

      Before discussing the drawbacks of Character Edit Vouchers, let's first review the scenarios where you would need one. You can make numerous alterations to your character simply by adjusting their appearance at your Base Camp, but not everything. The options that can only be changed using a voucher are:

      - Eye Area

      - Contour

      - Name

      - Skin

      - Nose

      - Body Type

      - Starting Armor

      - Voice

      Unless you wish to alter any or all of these attributes, there is no need to acquire a voucher. It’s essential to know this, as you only receive one voucher for free. Additional vouchers are priced at $7 for a pack of three Character Edit Vouchers or $10 for a pack of three Character and Palico Edit Vouchers.

      If you are prepared to use a voucher, you will need to access it from the main menu. Select the save file you wish to edit and press Square on PlayStation to enter the Edit menu. Here, you can choose to edit either your Hunter or Palico if you have a voucher; if not, you'll be prompted to buy one.

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