How to Read the Monster Hunter Wilds Event Quest Schedule
Monster Hunter Wilds Event Quests rotate weekly, and Capcom publishes a live schedule that groups them into current, next and later windows. Each quest carries its own start and end time plus entry conditions, so a copied list goes stale within days.
Guide facts
Primary Schedule
Capcom live Event Quest schedule
Schedule Structure
Current weekNext weekLater weekly windows
Quest Entries Include
Start date and timeEnd date and timeQuest-specific conditions
Capcom's Event Quest schedule is a live calendar: it separates This week, Next week and later windows, and it can display dates according to your locale or time setting.
Bookmark the schedule URL rather than saving a screenshot. A list copied today is wrong after the next rotation.
Find the quest and check its window
5 steps
Open the schedule, pick the weekly grouping, then open the individual quest to read its own timestamps and conditions.
1
Open Capcom's Event Quest schedule
Use the live official Monster Hunter Wilds schedule page. Open Capcom’s live Event Quest schedule instead of relying on a copied static list.
2
Choose the relevant week
Check this week, next week, or the later weekly window shown by the page. Identify the current, next, or later weekly window containing the quest.
3
Read the quest start and end times
Use the dates and times displayed for the individual quest entry. Read the quest’s own start and end timestamps, including the displayed time context.
4
Check quest-specific requirements
Open the quest details before planning because conditions can differ. Check Hunter Rank or other quest-specific participation conditions before forming the party.
5
Re-check before the deadline
Limited-time rotations change, so verify the live page again before you hunt. Refresh the live schedule near a rotation boundary and record the LastCheckedDate for any current example.
Each quest has its own start and end time
The weekly grouping is the top level; the quest entry underneath carries the exact times. A quest that is live now can still close before your next session, so read the end time first when planning with a group.
Timestamps follow the page's locale or offset setting, so a boundary near midnight can fall on a different calendar date for another player.
Availability is not the same as eligibility
Quest entries can carry participation conditions such as Hunter Rank thresholds. A quest appearing in the calendar does not mean every hunter can accept or join it.
When one party member can enter and another cannot, compare progression against the listed condition rather than assuming the rotation is broken.
If a quest will not start near a rotation
Refresh the live page and re-check the local time against the listed window. Near a boundary the client and the page can disagree for a short period.
If the window is open and the quest still will not start, check the quest's own condition before treating it as a bug.
Trailer, screenshots, and media
The update videos show the event quest monsters and the rewards tied to the rotating windows.
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