MHGU Charm Farm

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Melding Costs

The fee is set by what you feed in, not by what comes back. Zenny only — the pot never asks for ore. A row you can't pay for says so instead of taking the charms.

Other MHGU Apps

Companion fan tools by the same author. Each opens in a new tab.

Quest Randomizer Rolls random quests when you can't decide what to hunt.
Collection Tracker Tracks which weapons, armor and Palico gear you own, and what it costs to finish them.
Equipment Box Mirrors the in-game box — 2000 hunter slots and 1000 Palico — so you can plan where things sit.
Bingo Builds a bingo card of hunting goals, with a shareable seed so a group can race the same board.
Hunting Log Keeps a running record of your hunts — what you were after, what you wore, who came along.
Zenny Gauntlet A scored challenge run — fail a hunt or get carted and you lose that weapon/style combo for the rest of the run.
Set Builder Assemble a full set by hand and see exactly which skills it activates.
Weapon Trees Browse every weapon upgrade tree, with full stats on any node you click.
Challenge Run A permadeath challenge run — start from a root weapon, lose it on any quest failure, clear every Key Quest.
Charm Farm you are here A Clicker/Idle game about beating up various Brachydios until you finally get the desired God Charms you always wanted.
Talisman Bingo A bingo card of talisman conditions — keep drawing charms until one finally fills the line you needed.
Fishing A fishing sim on the game's own tables — prepare at camp, travel to a locale, come home with the catch.
Armor Viewer Renders a hunter in 3D with every armor piece swappable, so you can mix and match a set.
Monster Viewer Renders every monster in 3D with its own motion lists, so you can watch what they actually do.

Controls

The hunt

Click the monster: Deal damage. At zero HP it drops charms, ore and zenny
Space: Same as clicking — hold it down
Smithy: Spend zenny and ore on upgrades. Ore comes from the variant wearing that ore's colours
Palico vs hunter: A hired Palico adds flat damage per second. A Hunter for Hire throws a real attack instead — it uses your click damage and can crit, so hunters get better the more you've spent on hitting harder
Ore chip: Click to sell that ore
Prestige: Clears the smithy and starts the climb again for a permanent bonus to charms, damage and zenny. Upgrades, zenny, ore and rank reset, and the charm box is sold off into the new run's wallet. God charms are never sold — they, your unlocked themes and every hire are kept
God charm: A Creator Talisman — rarity 10 — with three slots and both skills at the top of their range. Nothing below rarity 10 counts, however it rolls. It glows gold in the box, Sell Junk will never take one, and it can't be fed to the pot — melding one away could only ever be a mistake. If one drops while the box is full it takes the place of your cheapest ordinary charm rather than being lost
Junk ≤: Sets the highest rarity Sell Junk will clear out
Maximeld XIV: Reloads the Melding Pot after every hunt, taking whatever Meld ≥ allows. A Prestige sells the box off and stands him down, so the new run starts clear — click him to start the pot again, or let the box reach 1900 of 2000 and he goes back on by himself rather than let drops be lost
Neko (Means Cat): Sells your junk charms at whatever Junk ≤ is set to — handy because low rarities you never hold three of can't reach the pot at all
Argosy Captain: Sells ore no remaining upgrade will ask for and trims the surplus of the rest, then buys the last few of anything an upgrade is nearly ready for — never so many that the upgrade itself falls out of reach
Kokoto Gal: Spends your zenny and ore on upgrades, clearing a rung of the ore ladder before climbing to the next
Guild Manager: Prestiges for you the moment the smithy is finished, and lends one attack per second for every Prestige you have — hires survive a Prestige, so those attacks are what you still have while the next climb starts from nothing, and they grow as the climbs get longer. Only appears once you have prestiged at least once
Standing a hire down: Click a hire in the smithy to stop them, and click again to put them back to work — useful when you're saving for something Kokoto would spend, or want the pot left alone. Every hire is a one-off costing a stack of G-rank ore, and they are kept through a Prestige
Away from the tab: Palicoes and hired hunters keep working while the page is closed, up to 8 hours' worth. You're told what they caught when you come back

The box and the pot

Click a charm: Inspect it
Drag to the pot: Load a charm into a melding slot
Click a pot slot: Send that charm back to the box
Melding: Three charms of the same rarity become one charm of the next rarity up — three rarity 1s make a rarity 2. Rarity 10 is the ceiling, so three 10s return a 10, which is still a fresh roll on the best table. As in the game, one meld resolves per hunt — load the pot, then go killing. Whatever has been waiting longest goes first, so a row you just filled never jumps ahead of one already on the stack. Each row shows how many hunts away its turn is
Auto-fill: Loads rows from whatever you have three-of, best rarity first
Ctrl + S: Save to a file
Esc: Close a dialog

The roster

Every Brachydios below the Raging one is the same sprite wearing an ore's colours. Which ones can show up depends on your rank, matching the ranks that ore can actually be mined at in the game.