Search Note Posts

Top Authors

Categories

Silksong in 2026: How I Cheese and Skip Moorwing

If you're stuck in Greymoor staring down Moorwing in Hollow Knight: Silksong, I've got good news: you don't have to fight fair. Look, I get it—Greymoor is a maze, the bench at Halfway Home feels miles away, and Moorwing has a habit of turning a simple boss fight into an airborne tantrum. So let's talk about the cheese. And then let's talk about walking around the problem entirely. No judgment h...

See more



Silksong Wandering Merchant Quest Guide: Find Jubilana and U

In 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong players who have reached the Citadel in Act Two often discover that the biggest rewards are not tied to the final boss. One of the most useful detours is the Wandering Merchant quest, a short rescue mission that unlocks Jubilana as a vendor in Songclave. The quest is easy to miss if players rush through the Citadel, but the payoff is excellent: access to the Asc...

See more



An Optional Boss Worth the Climb: The Great Conchflies in Si

I still remember the first time I stumbled into the Great Conchflies’ arena in Hollow Knight: Silksong. I was climbing the Blasted Steps from Shellwood, minding my own business, when two shell-winged troublemakers decided to turn a quiet platforming route into a theater of ricochets and burrowed ambushes. Honestly, I expected a gimmick. What I got was one of the most fair, sill...

See more



Silksong's My Missing Brother Quest: A 2026 Guide to Finding

In the crowded ecosystem of Hollow Knight: Silksong quests, My Missing Brother is a rare specimen: a follow-up that swaps grand curses and needle-sharpening errands for a simple, anxious search. Tipp, the courier rescued duri...

See more



Silksong's Best NPCs: A Player's Guide to Pharloom's Weirdes

Alright, let's talk about Hollow Knight: Silksong — specifically, the NPCs that absolutely steal the show. I've been replaying the game in 2026, and honestly, Team Cherry didn't just fill Pharloom with enemies and bosses; they packed it with characters that'll make you laugh, gasp, and maybe tear up a little. Hornet finally has a voice this time around, and she's a fantastic lead, but...

See more



Silksong Key of Apostate: My Painful Journey to Find and Use

Alright, fellow masochists—I mean, Silksong players. If you're stuck in The Slab, staring at locked doors like a raccoon trying to open a jar of pickles, you need the Key of Apostate. And let me tell you, getting this key is like trying to find a specific grain of sand on a beach while seagulls dive-bomb your head. But I did it, and I'm here to spare you some of the agony. First, the key...

See more



A Casual Player's Clean Route Through Silksong Act One

Okay, so you just beat Moss Mother, crawled out of the hole where your prison fell, and got the big questline shoved in your face: reach The Citadel. Congratulations, you have officially entered Act One of Hollow Knight: Silksong. I am writing this as a regular player in 2026, not a speedrunner, and not someone who enjoys bashing my head against optional bosses for an hour just to prove a point...

See more



How to Complete Pinmaster's Oil Quest in Hollow Knight: Silk

Hornet, the fierce protector of Hallownest, had already carved her way through the treacherous depths of Pharloom. But even a warrior of her caliber knew that a sharper needle meant the difference between life and death. Somewhere in the bell-lit town of Bellhart, an old craftsman named Pinmaster Plinney held the secret to unlocking her weapon's true potential. This is the tale of how she track...

See more



Broodfeast Quest in Silksong: A 2026 Guide to Organ Harvesti

Broodfeast: Because Every Huntress Deserves a Gore-Soaked Dinner Party In the year 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong still stands as a beacon of brutal platforming and bug-slaying, and one of its most delightfully disgusting side quests is the Broodfeast. Hornet, our stoic and stylish protagonist, f...

See more



Silksong Greymoor Map: Shakra’s Elusive Stall and Two Ways t

Greymoor has a talent for making confident players feel like they have been blindfolded and spun around three times. In Hollow Knight: Silksong, this sprawling early-game region is not just big; it is the sort of big that hides a cartographer’s stall behind two different entrances and a cloud of corrupted pilgrims. Shakra, the game’s wandering map seller, does not make the job easier. Her stock...

See more