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Before You Even Think About Running

You will get access to this delivery relatively early on, especially if you have been diligently doing side quests. But trust me, you are never going to make it without some key components in your moveset. Here is my must-have checklist:

Requirement
Why You Need It

Complete My Missing Courier, then My Missing Brother in Bellhart
This unlocks deliveries in the first place. No quest completion, no courier work.

Clawline
Without it, you cannot avoid enemies as easily. Grappling is your best friend.

Faydown Cloak
You need this to bypass the Grand Gate. No cloak, no delivery.

Silkspeed Anklets
Go to Far Fields and use your Needolin ability to get these. They make you lightning quick through each section.

At least two Silk Hearts
Otherwise you cannot charge up enough to run and grapple consistently.

Crest of the Reaper
Optional but recommended. It makes pogoing much easier and more consistent throughout the run.

If you are missing any of these, stop reading and go get them. I am serious. This delivery will chew you up and spit you out otherwise.

The Optimal Route: Shellwood to Choral Chambers

There are probably a dozen ways to reach the Choral Chamber's ruined restaurant, but this is the most consistent and easy-to-master route I have found. Follow it step by step, and you will get there with your cargo intact.

Shellwood bottom halls – Head through the lower halls of Shellwood. Avoid the floating and flying enemies with well-timed dashes and grapples. Run along here until you are in the area directly below the Bell Station.

White flower climb – Double jump and pogo up this area with the white flowers. Be careful not to get caught in the yellow mist of the flower bug enemies. If you do, use a quick grapple to get out of the smog.

Blasted Steps link – Head out past the Bell Station and up through the link to Blasted Steps. Avoid the sneaky spikes along the way. Once in Blasted Steps, your goal is the top right of the screen, but you actually need to go left first to eventually go right. Use double jumps and grapples to get up the initial sections.

Shield enemies – Watch out for the shield enemies that animate. The key is to wait for them to animate, then use a harpoon or pogo to get over them safely. You will encounter a few other enemies that animate soon after as you head right again. You can zoom past them before they animate. Once past them, head out to the right.

The drill fly ascent – This takes you into a larger area. Your goal is to get to the top as fast as possible. Move swiftly at the start, because hanging around will aggro the drill fly and they will follow you up. Use the walls and cages to ascend fast. There is a small portion in the middle where you need to glide left and land on a platform. Watch out for the enemy here, but they usually cower when they see you, allowing you to hop over them. Wall jump up and work back right. Avoid a few spike patches, rise to the top, then head right.

Last Judge runback – This begins the Last Judge boss runback you probably loathe but also know like the back of your hand. Do one dash jump followed by another to avoid the drill fly entirely. Use your grapple to double jump and skip a few sections in the middle. For the second section, jump and glide all the way to the second bell before pogoing and rising up. Then make the most of your double jump and grapple to make light work of this platforming section. Head out right toward The Grand Gate.

Grand Gate sprint – Keep sprinting until you are past the Last Judge room. After another screen at full sprint, look up and double jump to reach some see-saw platforms. Up top is a Spool Fragment, but you want to work your way to the highest platform on the right wall. There, reveal a hidden breakable wall that grants you access to Choral Chambers.

Hidden path into Choral Chambers – Through this hidden path, be careful not to unintentionally sprint into the spinning apparatus that immediately follows. Jump upwards to head into the Chambers. From here, you have two paths. The Citadel Spa path is arguably better because it is a lot safer, but the path to the right is a little bit faster. Gauge it by how good your item's condition is.

The faster right path – Assuming you take the quicker path, sprint right and avoid the trio of enemies up ahead with a well-timed grapple. Ascend upwards until you reach a sign pointing to the Ventrica Station. Head right again.

Lever and dark area – On the next screen, avoid another enemy trio and hit the lever to drop into a dark area. Avoid the enemy that pops up from the ground by not breaking your stride. Hop up on the higher platform and hit the lever to make it back out. Then do another grapple to avoid one more trio of enemies.

Vertical climb – Rise up this vertical screen, avoiding the various animating enemies on different platforms, to get to the highest exit on the left-hand side. Be swift, because if they animate and swarm, you are toast.

Last dangerous screen – This is your final danger zone. Avoid the pinhead bug as you rise. Ignore the two enemies on higher platforms as you rise through the shortcut previously triggered by a lever, and into the area on the right.

Finish line – To finish off, immediately hop through the hidden pathway directly above your head and sprint through the restaurant to talk to the NPC. Deliver the Courier's Ration, and this troublesome portion of the Great Taste of Pharloom quest is finally over.

Extra Tips to Keep Your Cargo in One Piece



If you are still struggling to make it to your destination without the cargo getting banged up beyond recognition, try these extra tips:

?️ Use ranged tools or Thread Storm when you are in close quarters with multiple enemies. They help you find space to harpoon through.

❤️ One hit is fine. You can still quite comfortably make the delivery. No need to restart. But if you take two hits, it is quicker to kill yourself and restart from the Bellhart Bench.

? Practice individual sections. If a particular part is giving you trouble, just navigate that portion over and over until it is muscle memory.

?️ Use the Crest of the Reaper to make pogoing much easier and more consistent throughout the run.

?️ Open up all areas of the map. Specifically, the hidden pathway at the Grand Gate and the various lever-activated shortcuts in Choral Chambers. These make your life so much easier.

Deliveries in Silksong are no joke, but with the right setup and a bit of practice, the Courier's Ration becomes a satisfying sprint instead of a rage-inducing nightmare. Stay fast, stay calm, and for the love of Pharloom, do not get hit twice. Good luck out there.

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I have a confession: I am not good at Hollow Knight: Silksong. I am stubborn, though. I have spent dozens of hours getting humbled by its platforming, its map, and its bosses. And as of 2026, after several post-launch patches, the hardest fights still feel like they were designed by someone who wanted to see me cry. Here are the ten bosses and boss-like encounters that broke me the most.



Rank
Fight
Why it hurts

10
Last Judge
Act 1 skill check with fire and a brutal runback

9
Groal the Great
Waterborne poison frog with pendulum problems

8
Savage Beastfly (second)
Optional, add-heavy, attention-splitting

7
Widow
Fast silk traps and unpredictable bells

6
Phantom
Lace but meaner, faster, and less fair

5
The First Sinner
Needle hell and exploding AoEs

4
High Halls Arena
Eleven waves of pure endurance

3
Moorwing
Flying orb patterns from a bad dream

2
Sister Splinter (pre-patch)
Two-mask claws and Shellwood lockdown

1
Skarrgard
Early-game wall with a lesson

10. Last Judge Is a Mid-Game Skill Check

The Last Judge is not the hardest boss in a vacuum, but she is the hardest boss when you are still learning. She is the final boss of Act 1, and she exists to make sure you have actually learned Silksong's mechanics. Her attacks are diverse. Phase 2 sets the arena on fire, literally engulfing you in flames. When you finally win, her weapon explodes and gets one last hit in. And the runback is miserable; I lost my cocoon more than once before I even reached her. Fighting her is like trying to fold a fitted sheet during a house fire.

9. Groal the Great Is Too Big to Dodge

Groal is a waterborne frog boss in Bilewater, and he ruins an area that already ruined my day. You have limited time to hit him when he pokes his head above the water. He uses poison projectiles and a foul breath attack that pulls you inward. He bullies you into corners with his bloated body, summons adds, and his arena has swinging pendulums and poison pools. It is a geometry problem where all the angles are poisonous.



8. Savage Beastfly's Second Appearance Is Shockingly Hard

The first Savage Beastfly fight in Far Fields is relatively easy. The second one, in the already frustrating Hunter's March, is an optional boss at the Chapel of the Beast. You do not have to fight it again, but if you do, you are in for a challenge. Phase 1 uses floating slam attacks that leave it vulnerable. Phase 2 summons a number of annoying adds that exist only to distract you, splitting your attention between multiple moving targets until you lose track of the real threat. I lost that thread more than once.

7. Widow Has Quickly Become an Icon

Widow has become one of Silksong's beloved bosses for her unique design, silk-based moveset, and difficulty. You face her about halfway through Bellhart. Like Hornet, she summons silk to ensnare you and occasionally drops large metal bells on your head. The issue is phase 2, when her bell drops become less predictable and her base attacks get faster and harder to dodge. She is quick and unpredictable, and you need to heal, but you also need silk and space. That tension is the whole fight.



6. Phantom Makes Bilewater Even Worse

If you thought your first bout with Lace was difficult, wait until you fight Phantom. The two bosses share a lot: they can parry your attacks, dash across the battlefield, and perform devastating AoEs. But Phantom is tougher. They are faster and significantly less predictable. You are always too late to dodge their projectile throws, just a little too close to jump over their dash attacks. Phantom covers the entire battlefield, leaving you no safe space to cower until it is your turn to strike. Beating them unlocks Cross Stitch, an extended AoE that deals several attacks worth of damage. While in the Cross Stitch animation, you automatically parry incoming attacks. Great ability, brutal exam.

5. The First Sinner Is Impossibly Fast

Located in the hostile Slab prison, the First Sinner is among the fastest bosses in Hollow Knight: Silksong. Its main attack drops a series of massive needles on you, peppering the battlefield and leaving few safe spaces. You have to read its tell carefully and dodge in the right direction. Phase 1 also has a more generic melee combo. Phase 2 speeds up its attack patterns and unlocks a new attack, spawning exploding circle AoEs throughout the arena. This fight is all about positioning, and the boss gives you little time to get into place. It moves like a rumor in a small town: everywhere at once and impossible to pin down.



4. The High Halls Arena Is an Unrelenting Gauntlet

It is not technically a boss fight, but the High Halls arena fight deserves its spot. Arena fights are basically boss fights in multi-wave form, and this one has among the most waves in both Silksong and the original Hollow Knight: eleven consecutive phases. Just when you think you have reached the end, another wave arrives to break your streak. The constantly changing strategies and sheer length make it easy to make a deadly mistake. It is like being asked to solve a Rubik's cube while someone keeps swapping the stickers.

3. Moorwing Is Tough, But Cheese-able

Moorwing is widely considered one of the hardest boss fights in Silksong as a whole. It is another massive flying boss, and its attacks are big, bold, and difficult to dodge. It dives straight into you, slashes with its claws, and shoots deadly glowing orbs. The orbs follow strange, evolving patterns: a single bowling-ball-like trajectory along the ground, then double orbs, then a bizarre double-circling-back pattern that requires two dodges in quick succession. You can make the battle easier by recruiting Garmond and Zaza, or by attacking from above its arena where it cannot reach you. I am not above cheese.

2. Sister Splinter Was Powerful Pre-Patch

Sister Splinter was one of the first casualties of Silksong nerfs brought about by post-release patches. Her original version in the 1.0 release was incredibly difficult, to the point that many players complained in reviews. She had powerful claw attacks that dealt two masks' worth of damage each hit, a vine attack that limited your safe space, and the ability to summon Splinterbarks as adds. She was a formidable foe who left many players stuck in Shellwood. If you get past her, you unlock Cling Grip, a wall jump ability you need for remote areas. Post-patch she is more manageable, but veterans remember the original wall.

1. Skarrgard Causes New Players Trouble

Skarrgard is not even really a boss. He is a miniboss at best, without an official title drop or a proper arena. If you faced him in the late game, you would not find him that hard. He moves swiftly, and his attacks have big hitboxes, but he telegraphs his moves well and is easy enough to dodge with a full arsenal. The issue is placement. Skarrgard appears early enough to pose an impossible obstacle for most players. If you have not unlocked the dodge ability, you will get caught in his attacks over and over. He is intended to teach new players that sometimes it is better to level up and come back later than to stubbornly throw yourself at the same boss again. That lesson is more important than any single victory.

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I’ll be honest: I almost skipped Trobbio. In 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong’s Act 2 is still packed with mandatory horrors, and an optional performer in The Stage felt like a vanity fight. But after finally cracking open the Stage Door above the Grand Bellway, I understood why Team Cherry teased this bug in pre-release trailers. Trobbio is not just a boss; he is a full theatrical production, complete with fireworks, trapdoors, and a death scene that deserves an audience.

Where Trobbio Is Hiding in Silksong

Trobbio waits relatively deep into Act 2, inside The Stage, a sub-area of the Choral Chambers within the Citadel. The fight is optional, but reaching it is not a straight line. To unlock Trobbio’s boss room, I had to get to the other side of the locked Stage Door, just above the Grand Bellway, and activate a lever.

Here is the route that finally worked for me:

Defeat the Clockwork Dancers.

Drop down into the Cogwork Core.

Navigate through the Whispering Vaults to find the right-side entrance to The Stage.

Jump up into the rafters.

Drop down on top of the golden lever and hit it.

Ride the shortcut back to the Choral Chambers.

Return to the Grand Bellway and sit on the bench.



That bench rest matters. It resets the room and gives you a clean approach to the Stage. If you skip it, you can still walk back, but the fight feels more chaotic when you enter with low health or missing tools.

How I Learned to Read Trobbio’s Flashy Moveset

Trobbio’s whole gimmick is spectacle. He throws explosive projectiles, creates explosive walls when he leaps under the stage, and tornadoes from side to side. The fireworks are not just decoration. They tell you where danger is about to spawn, and I died more than once because I watched Trobbio instead of the walls.

One important damage rule: all of Trobbio’s attacks deal two Masks of damage, but touching Trobbio himself only deals one Mask. That difference saved me repeatedly. If I could not avoid an explosive attack, I sometimes dodged into Trobbio just before the explosion or attack landed. The brief immunity after taking one Mask of damage prevented the explosion from finishing me off.

Do not try that trick during the tornado. When Trobbio is spinning from side to side, dodging into him is a bad idea. Parrying is also unreliable here; you will not get enough i-frames to avoid damage. I learned to run, jump, and wait out the tornado instead of trying to be clever.

Tools That Carried Me: Sting Shard and Curveclaw

I brought two Tools into this fight, and they changed everything.

Tool
Why it works

Sting Shard
It can repeatedly damage Trobbio if he flies into it.

Curveclaw
It lets me deal damage while flying, maintaining DPS more effectively.

I also started hitting the explosive projectiles away with my Needle. That sounds risky, but it is one of the best defensive habits in the fight. When Trobbio is underground, I positioned myself close to where the trapdoor would appear. The moment the door opened, I timed an attack and smacked the projectiles to the other side of the room. That almost guaranteed Hornet’s safety and gave me space to breathe.



The Grand Exit and the Claw Mirror Reward

After I dealt the final blow, Trobbio did not simply die. He made a grand exit. Fireworks exploded in the background as he bowed, danced around the room, thanked the crowd, got on one knee, and raised his arms while more fireworks appeared. Then he blew up in a non-damaging red explosion and dropped an item on the ground.

That item is the Claw Mirror Tool. It is a blue Tool described as the theatrical tool of a vainglorious bug. When Hornet uses the Bind skill to heal, the Claw Mirror creates dazzling light that damages nearby enemies. It is quite powerful, especially in crowded rooms, but it does not stop enemies from pushing through the damaging aura to hit Hornet and interrupt the heal. I treat it as bonus pressure, not a shield.



More important than the Claw Mirror, at least for my Act 2 cleanup, is the shortcut. Defeating Trobbio unlocks a path to the Whispering Vaults and the right side of the Underworks. That is huge for backtracking and completing Act 2 objectives. Without it, I would have to go all the way back to the top of the Whispering Vaults via the Songclave shortcut just to reach the bottom of this mandatory Act 2 area. With it, I can move through the Citadel far more efficiently.

Final Thoughts From a 2026 Silksong Player

Trobbio is optional, but he is one of the most memorable fights in Silksong’s second act. He demands patience, projectile awareness, and a willingness to dodge into danger when the math favors one Mask over two. If you are stuck, unlock the Stage Door, bring Sting Shard and Curveclaw, watch the fireworks, and treat the tornado with respect. Beat him, and you get a flashy Tool plus a shortcut that makes the rest of Act 2 feel less like a marathon. ?✨

Beating a boss like Trobbio tends to leave me wanting more of the same feeling — tight platforming, punishing but fair combat, and secrets tucked behind every wall. Silksong scratches that itch for a while, but it also sends me digging through my backlog and my wishlist for other metroidvanias that can carry me between big releases.

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The gaming community was electrified when Nintendo officially confirmed a Nintendo Direct showcase for September 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. ET. The 60-minute presentation was scheduled just one day before Mario's 40th anniversary, leading many to expect at least one Mario-related surprise. At that time, Nintendo had already delivered a remarkable year with Donkey Kong Bananza, Mario Kart World, and the launch of the Switch 2 console. Now, as 2026 unfolds, that Direct stands as a defining moment for the company and its loyal fanbase.



One of the most talked-about titles was Hollow Knight: Silksong. Originally announced in 2019, the game became an internet meme due to its prolonged development. Team Cherry famously revealed that the delay was not caused by development troubles, but rather because the team was having too much fun creating it. For years, fans eagerly anticipated news at every Nintendo Direct, often left disappointed. The September 2025 Direct finally provided a substantial look, and shortly after, the game launched to universal acclaim. By 2026, Silksong is celebrated as one of the best-rated games of all time, dominating the indie scene and winning numerous awards.



With Silksong finally released, the spotlight shifted to other long-awaited projects. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond had been in development for over 18 years since the last mainline entry. The September 2025 Direct showcased new gameplay and a 2025 release window, which was later fulfilled. As of 2026, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been available on Switch 2, delivering a triumphant return for Samus Aran. The game's visuals, atmosphere, and controls have been praised, and it has become a system seller for Nintendo's latest console.



Another major title featured was Pokemon Legends: Z-A. The Direct offered a deeper look at its mechanics, including Mega Evolutions and a new setting. While some fans remained skeptical, Nintendo's impressive track record in 2025 suggested the game could surprise. By 2026, Pokemon Legends: Z-A has been released and has generated a mix of reactions, though many agree it brings a fresh perspective to the franchise. Its sales have been strong, and it continues to receive updates.



For Zelda enthusiasts, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment was a highlight. The September 2025 Direct demonstrated how the game would leverage the Switch 2's power, offering improved visuals and performance. Since its release, it has been well-received, providing a satisfying blend of action and story for fans of the series.

The 60-minute runtime of the September 2025 Direct allowed for numerous announcements. The showcase was not just about reveals; it was a celebration of Nintendo's recent successes. Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World had already become best-sellers, and the Switch 2 was flying off shelves. The Direct capitalized on this momentum, offering a mix of nostalgia and innovation. Fans tuned in expecting surprises, and they were not disappointed.

Below is a recap of the key games and their status as of 2026:

Game
Announcement
Status in 2026

Hollow Knight: Silksong
Release window and final trailer
Released, critically acclaimed

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Gameplay reveal and release window
Released on Switch 2

Pokemon Legends: Z-A
New trailer and Mega Evolution details
Released, mixed to positive reception

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
Switch 2 features showcased
Released, well-received

Mario 40th Anniversary
Teaser
Celebrated with events and re-releases

The Direct also acknowledged Mario's 40th anniversary, though specific plans were kept under wraps. Throughout 2026, Nintendo has continued the celebration with special events, merchandise, and re-releases of classic Mario titles.

The aftermath of the Direct saw a surge in Switch 2 sales and renewed interest in the featured franchises. Hollow Knight: Silksong became a cultural phenomenon, while Metroid Prime 4: Beyond finally quenched a decades-long thirst. Pokemon Legends: Z-A, despite initial skepticism, found its audience. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment proved that the Zelda spin-off series still has plenty of life.

Reflecting on the September 2025 Nintendo Direct, it is clear that it marked a turning point for Nintendo. After years of waiting for Silksong, fans could finally focus on other exciting games. The showcase demonstrated Nintendo's ability to deliver on long-standing promises while building hype for the future. The Switch 2 has benefited from a strong software lineup, and 2026 continues to bring new experiences.

For those who missed it, the September 2025 Direct is now a piece of gaming history. It reminded everyone that patience pays off—and that Nintendo's future remains bright. ?

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In 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong still feels like a beautiful, brutal secret. You wake in Pharloom with no map, no compass, and no kind voice telling you where to go. The game wants you to be lost. It wants you to earn every inch of ground. For many players, that solitude is the whole point. But sometimes, even a lonely bug dreams of company. ?

Elara had loved the original Hollow Knight. She had spent dozens of hours in Hallownest, dying to false knights and screaming at platforming sections. When Silksong finally arrived, she expected the same delicious isolation. What she did not expect was how much she would miss sharing the misery. She wanted someone to see the moment she finally beat a boss. She wanted someone to laugh when she walked into a trap for the fifth time. So she went looking for a mod.



She found the Silkless Co-op Mod. It was created by nek5 on Nexusmods, and it promised something strange: a way to bring a friend into Silksong. Not true co-op. Not a shared adventure where two players fight side by side. The mod lets one player join another player's game and appear on the screen. You can see each other. You can wave, maybe. You cannot interact. You cannot help with bosses in an Elden Ring-style tag team. But you can be there. ?

That might sound pointless. For Elara, it sounded perfect.

The installation process was not complicated, but it did require attention. She opened the mod page on Nexusmods. She downloaded two files: BepinEx 4 and SilklessCoop.zip. Then she extracted both into the root game folder for Silksong. On Windows, that folder usually lives at %USERPROFILE%/AppData/LocalLow/Team Cherry/Hollow Knight Silksong/. She double-checked the path, because one wrong folder can turn a mod into a ghost.

Step
What to Do

1
Visit the Silkless Co-op Mod page on Nexusmods.

2
Download BepinEx 4 and SilklessCoop.zip.

3
Extract both files into the Silksong root game folder.

4
On Windows, the path is %USERPROFILE%/AppData/LocalLow/Team Cherry/Hollow Knight Silksong/.

5
Right-click your friend's name on Steam to join their game.

6
Start Silksong and load your save file.

7
Press F5 to enable multiplayer functionality.

When Elara pressed F5, nothing dramatic happened. No explosion. No trumpet. Then her friend's character appeared in the distance, a little silhouette in the fungal wastes. They could not fight together. They could not open doors for each other. They could not trade items or revive each other. But they could explore the same cursed kingdom at the same time. They could see each other's deaths. They could stand together in silence before a terrifying boss gate. It was not cooperation. It was companionship. ?

The mod's creator has promised future updates. Bug fixes are planned. Sound syncing is planned. Player count status is planned. There is even talk of public servers, which would turn Silksong into something closer to a shared world. As of 2026, the mod remains a PC-only experiment, but it has found a devoted audience. Players who love Silksong's difficulty still want to share its beauty. They want to point at a distant tower and say, 'Look at that.' They want to hear a friend gasp when a new horror crawls out of the dark.

Silksong was designed to be solitary. Its lack of map and compass is not a flaw; it is a dare. The game trusts you to be lost. It trusts you to be afraid. But mods are a way for players to talk back. They can soften the edges. They can add training wheels. They can even add a friend who cannot help but can still witness. The Silkless Co-op Mod does not break the game's loneliness. It just makes that loneliness a little less quiet.

For Elara, that was enough. She and her friend did not beat the game together. They did not conquer every boss as a duo. But they shared a journey. They laughed at glitches. They got lost in the same corridors. They celebrated small victories that no one else would understand. In a game about isolation, that felt like a small rebellion. ⚔️

If you want to try it, the steps are simple. Download the files. Extract them. Join a friend. Press F5. Do not expect Elden Ring. Expect something stranger: a ghost in your game, a witness to your struggle, a silent partner in the dark. And maybe, just maybe, that is exactly what Silksong needed.

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As a veteran Silksong player, I thought I had faced every nightmare the game could throw at me. Then I met Groal the Great. This giant frog boss, hidden high above the foul tunnels of Bilewater, is not just a test of skill—it's a test of patience. In 2026, with the game's community still sharing tips, I finally conquered this optional beast. Was it worth the dozens of deaths and the most punishing runback in the game? Let me tell you my story.



Getting to Groal: The Runback from Hell

First, let's talk about the journey. Groal the Great lives in Bilehaven, at the very top of Bilewater. This zone is hidden within the Citadel, and you have two ways in: through Sinner's Road (via a hidden entrance above the Halfway Home) or through the Putrefied Ducts (from the Memorium zone). The Ducts route is shorter, but you won't unlock it until late in Act 2. I took the Sinner's Road path, and it was brutal.

Before you even think about this fight, do yourself a favor: get the Faydown Cloak from Mount Fay. This double jump ability is essential for both traversal and the boss fight. Without it, you're just frog food.



Bilewater is a poison-filled nightmare. I spent hours avoiding toxic pools and ambushes. Eventually, I reached a bench—yes, a real bench!—and sat down to prepare. From there, I ascended to Bilehaven. The key is to take no damage on the way up. Why? Because before Groal appears, you must survive six waves of enemies and spike traps. That's right, six. If you arrive with low HP or no Silk, you're done.

The Boss Fight: Tips and Cheeses

Now, the main event. Groal the Great is a massive frog with a variety of attacks. I died many times before I found a strategy that worked. Here's what I learned.

The Cheese Method

There's a way to cheese this fight, though it's risky. Instead of avoiding the poison pools at the bottom of the screen, top up your HP and dive straight into the poison. Then swim to the extreme left or right. Groal has a hard time hitting you there. You can leap in and out to attack. Just be careful during its Vengeful Spirit attack—it can still hit you in the water. Also, watch for particles in the water that indicate where enemies or the boss will surface.

Recommended Tools

The best tool for this fight, in my opinion, is the Sting Shard. You throw it, and it hovers in mid-air. When an enemy gets close, it explodes into shards, dealing multiple hits. It's perfect for the enemy waves and for Groal himself.

If you plan to pogo on top of the boss, keep your thumb on the jump input. Use the Faydown Cloak to double jump when Groal rises or dives. The boss jumps slightly before diving, so be ready.

Attack Patterns and Counters

Here's a quick table I wish I had when I started:

Attack
What Groal Does
How I Countered

Vengeful Spirit
Shoots a projectile
Dodge sideways; don't stay in poison

Dive
Flies up then dives down
Double jump with Faydown Cloak

Spit
Aims to the side
Heal above or below the boss

Surface
Particles appear in water
Watch for ambush, move away



The best times to Bind and heal are immediately after Groal dives into the pools or during its spit animation. After it dives, it won't resurface for a few seconds. When spitting, it aims exclusively to the side, so you can heal if you're above or below.

What Do You Get for Beating Groal?

After many attempts, I finally defeated Groal the Great. Was the reward worth it? Let's see.

First, you unlock access to the rest of Bilehaven to the left. This gives you an easy path into the Putrefied Ducts zone, which contains an important progression item. Go left from the boss arena and enter a boggy hut to find the Seeker's Soul. This key item is required to enter Act 3, which is technically optional but essential for completionists.



Exit the hut, continue left across a pit of spikes, and unlock a shortcut down to the bottom of Bilewater. But take the upward path first. This leads into the Putrefied Ducts, where you can find the Key of Apostate (used in The Slab). Explore a bit more, and you'll meet The Huntress, who asks Hornet to gather organs of various enemies using specific tools for the Broodfeast quest.



Final Thoughts

So, would I do it again? Maybe not for fun, but the Seeker's Soul made it necessary for my Act 3 run. Groal the Great is a brutal but memorable boss. The runback is painful, the enemy waves are annoying, but the satisfaction of victory is real. If you're struggling, take my advice: get the Faydown Cloak, bring Sting Shards, and don't be afraid to cheese it. Good luck, and may your Silk be plentiful. ??

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I almost missed the Snare Setter on my first journey through Hollow Knight: Silksong. It is a Red Tool hidden inside Weavenest Atla, an area east of Moss Grotto, and the route only opens after you have the Needolin and the Faydown Cloak. Because that means backtracking with a mid-game double jump, many players skip it entirely. In 2026, with Pharloom's secrets widely discussed, I still think this trap tool deserves a permanent slot for boss fights.

?️ What the Snare Setter Actually Is

The Snare Setter is a Red Tool that places a medium-sized silk rune on the ground. When an enemy walks near it, the rune explodes and deals damage. It starts with eight charges by default, and it does not demand rare resources to refill; regular Shell Shards are enough. That makes it easy to restock at benches or vendors before a difficult encounter.

Detail
Information

Tool type
Red Tool

Location
Hidden area inside Weavenest Atla

Access requirements
Needolin and Faydown Cloak

Default charges
8

Replenishment
Shell Shards

Best role
Boss arenas and zone control



?️ My Route Through Weavenest Atla

Weavenest Atla sits east of Moss Grotto, the starting region of Silksong. To get inside, I played the Needolin in front of the locked door. Once inside, the path to the Snare Setter is short but easy to fumble if you are not paying attention.

Enter Weavenest Atla and activate the teleporter to reach the lower level.

Use Cling Grip to climb the wall on the right.

Jump across the gap and enter the chamber to the left.

Walk left until you reach the water.

Use Cling Grip again to reach the top, then turn right.

Pick up the Snare Setter from the pedestal and add it to your inventory.





The first time I entered this hidden area, I was so focused on the tool that I nearly walked past two other upgrades. Do not make the same mistake. From the bottom right corner of Weavenest Atla, you can claim a Hunter Crest Upgrade. Below the Snare Setter's pedestal, you can also find a Spool Fragment, which increases your Silk capacity.





? How I Use the Snare Setter

When I equip the Snare Setter, I treat it like a patient hunter's tool. I place runes along the ground before a boss charges, during a stagger window, or near arena edges where I expect the boss to dash. The rune explodes when an enemy comes close, so the damage happens without me needing to swing my Needle. That is valuable when a boss has a fast pattern and I want to keep my movement clean.

It works against normal enemies too, but I rarely rely on it for basic exploration. Against common foes, a quick Needle strike is faster and cleaner. The Snare Setter shines when the battlefield is chaotic, when a boss moves around a lot, or when I want to soften a target before committing to melee.



⚔️ Snare Setter vs Tacks

Functionally, the Snare Setter resembles the Tacks Tool, which works like caltrops. Both are ground-based traps, but they behave differently in boss fights. Tacks struggle to deal meaningful damage to bosses that move around constantly. The Snare Setter can still punish those mobile bosses because its rune explodes on proximity. The tradeoff is efficiency: the Snare Setter generally deals less damage per hit than other options, so it is not a pure damage tool. It is a control tool that adds pressure.

Tool
Trap style
Boss performance
Damage efficiency

Snare Setter
Silk rune that explodes near enemies
Strong against mobile bosses
Lower damage per hit

Tacks
Caltrops
Weak against highly mobile bosses
Better for stationary or small targets

? Practical Tips for 2026

?️ Place runes before a boss enters the arena or after a phase transition.

? Use Shell Shards to refill charges before long boss attempts.

? Revisit Moss Grotto and Weavenest Atla after getting the Faydown Cloak.

? Pair trap placement with safe Needle pokes rather than standing still.

?️ Do not ignore the Hunter Crest Upgrade and Spool Fragment in the same area.

?️ For normal enemies, save charges and use your Needle unless you are setting up a crowd.

In my current 2026 playthrough, the Snare Setter is not the flashiest Red Tool, but it is one of the most tactical. It rewards planning, map awareness, and a little patience. If you are willing to backtrack to Weavenest Atla with the Faydown Cloak, you will gain a trap that can turn a frantic boss arena into a field of your own making. For me, that is more than enough reason to keep it equipped.

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