You can also use them on the Garpedes in Deepnest to reach a Vessel Fragment. You can use them on the mushrooms in the Fungal Wastes to bounce up higher. Once you get the hang of it, though, it can really make playing the game more nuanced.Īlmost any obstacle in the game can be nail-bounced. The practice of nail-bouncing, also known as pogo-jumping, takes some getting used to. Nail-bouncing is a platforming trick in Hollow Knight where you jump and attack downwards on an enemy or a spike, making you “bounce” on said articles. You can change them back whenever you can afterward by resting on a bench. That said, if you believe a boss can be dealt with better by employing a different strategy than your usual, don’t hesitate to change up your charms. However, there are certain bosses in Hollow Knight that call for melee combat and some are better dealt with by attacking them from afar using Spells. You can keep your preferred build for the entirety of the game for as long as you’ve acquired the necessary charms. If you prefer being liberal with Spells, you can equip Soul Catcher and Shaman Stone.
While it’s fine to maintain a singular build by equipping one set of charms throughout your entire playthrough of Hollow Knight, it is also a very good idea to be flexible, especially when it comes to certain bosses.įor example, if you prefer attacking with melee, you can equip charms such as Quick Slash and Mark of Pride for the rest of the game. There are a total of 46 of them in the game. The Grubfather will constantly give you rewards such as Geos, Charms, and other items as long as you keep freeing Grubs. They’ll eventually find their way to the Grubfather who’s located at the northwestern part of the Forgotten Crossroads. Once freed, they will burrow into the ground beneath them. Whenever you come across them, be sure to take the time to shatter their jars to set them free. You can spot these little guys all around the game. Grubs in Hollow Knight are little caterpillar-like creatures that are trapped inside jars. You can also tell if he’s nearby from his humming. He leaves a literal paper trail which should make it easy for you to follow his exact location. Seek out Cornifer whenever you head into new levels. Having an area’s map will make exploring it much easier. You can find him at every level, except for the Resting Grounds where he leaves a letter instead, telling you to purchase the area’s map at their store in Dirtmouth. How (and Where) to Farm Geo in Hollow Knight Find CorniferĬornifer is the game’s cartographer. You should be able to have enough Geos to buy this after you explore at least three levels. It’s better that, save for maps and a certain Charm, this be the first item you should save up for. That said, make sure you save up enough Geos to buy this item as early as you can. You can purchase this item from Sly for 1,800 Geos. This item is necessary for levels such as Deepnest, Crystal Peaks, Royal Waterways, Ancient Basin, and several others. Given the game has a lot of these dark rooms, the Lumafly Lantern is essentially one of the game’s most useful items. The Lumafly Lantern is a nifty little item that brightens up dark levels. This tip was provided by Reddit user u/Cortysus Purchase the Lumafly Lantern as Soon as You Can These are the collectibles that can be sold, and for how much: In this way, you’re able to “save” Geo without actually having Geo, as you don’t lose collectibles when you die.Ĭollectibles can be sold to Relic Seeker Lemm, who is located in the City of Tears to the west of the statue of the Hollow Knight.
But what you can do is hold on to your collectibles that can be sold off and sell them in bulk when you need the Geo instead of selling them as you find them. Nor is there a way to safe-keep your Geo. There is a banker in Hallownest, but we’re not talking about her. That said, you’ll need to be extra careful when you’ve just recently perished, most especially if you’ve already saved up a ton of Geos.
However, if you die again before reaching your Shade, all of the Geos you had will be lost forever. Defeat the Shade and you’ll fully restore your Soul Gauge as well as all of your Geos. You should find your Shade floating around there. Now, you must get back to the area where you recently perished. Your Soul gauge will also be limited for the time being. Once that happens, you leave behind your Shade on the spot where you got killed, along with all of your Geos. Whenever all of your Masks get shattered, you die and you’ll get sent back to the last bench your rested at. Hollow Knight’s death mechanic is quite simple.
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