How to Beat and Capture Nerscylla in Monster Hunter Wilds

Author : Sophia Mar 15,2025

Conquering Nerscylla, the monstrous spider of *Monster Hunter Wilds*, is a must for any hunter seeking high-affinity weapons (and maybe conquering a few nightmares inspired by the *Monster Hunter* movie!). This agile arachnid is a formidable foe, packing a venomous bite and web-slinging attacks that can quickly turn the tide of battle. Let's delve into strategies to overcome this eight-legged beast.

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Nerscylla in Monster Hunter Wilds

Weaknesses: Fire, Thunder (when mantle is broken)
Resistances: Sleep
Immunities: Sonic Bomb

Nerscylla's speed and agility, combined with its potent status effects (poison and sleep), make it a dangerous opponent. Always bring antidotes and remedies to counter these debilitating effects. Failing to do so will significantly hamper your chances of success.

Nerscylla's attacks fall into two main categories: bite attacks and web attacks. Its bite attacks, delivered with powerful fangs, inflict both poison and substantial damage. The best tactic is to evade these by circling behind it or maintaining a safe distance.

Its web attacks are equally dangerous. Nerscylla can either shoot webs directly at you, in a single shot or a three-part volley, or charge at you with webs, either horizontally or in a swinging, acrobatic attack. Dodging and timely blocks are crucial to avoid being ensnared.

Capturing Nerscylla in Monster Hunter Wilds

Capturing Nerscylla

Capturing Nerscylla requires preparation and precise execution. Gather the necessary tools: Pitfall Trap, Shock Trap (you only need one trap type, but two are recommended), and Tranq Bombs (at least two). Thorough preparation significantly increases your chances of success.

Weaken Nerscylla until it limps and its icon on the mini-map displays a skull. Once it's near death, strategically place your trap, lure Nerscylla into it, and swiftly deploy the Tranq Bombs to secure the capture. Remember, timing and preparation are key to a successful hunt.