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Complete guide to Pharloom in Hollow Knight: Silksong — explore regions, discover the lore, and navigate the vertical kingdom.
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Pharloom in Silksong stands as a kingdom bound by silk and song, a distant land where Hornet finds herself captured and transported against her will.
The kingdom of Pharloom Silksong features seven main regions and multiple distinct sub-areas, each woven into an interconnected vertical world.
Total coverage: 29 regions and sub-areas.
Pharloom Silksong operates under two dominant forces: silk and song.
Throughout Pharloom Silksong, silken threads physically ensnare residents and visiting pilgrims alike, driving many to madness.
Music permeates every corner of pharloom silksong. Bells ring constantly — worn by enemies, built into architecture, and used as weapons.
Like Hallownest in its golden age, Pharloom Silksong is dedicated to faith and pilgrimage.
The lush, verdant starting area of Pharloom Silksong where Hornet begins her journey.
The second major area in Pharloom Silksong, The Marrow presents a stark contrast to Moss Grotto's verdant life.
A mechanical, industrial region of Pharloom Silksong filled with clanking elevators and lava-filled chambers.
Home to the sub-area of Bellhart, Shellwood in Pharloom Silksong is dominated by bells of every size and shape.
Team Cherry describes Greymoor as 'one of the biggest regions we've ever created' in Pharloom Silksong.
A combat-focused region of Pharloom Silksong where skilled warriors and hunters test their mettle.
The eastern reaches of Pharloom Silksong, containing the sub-area Pilgrim's Rest.
At the apex of Pharloom Silksong sits the shining Citadel, the ultimate destination of every pilgrim's journey.
Unlike Hallownest's solitary Dirtmouth, Pharloom in Silksong features multiple thriving towns and settlements.
Built within ancient skeletal remains, Bone Bottom serves as Pharloom Silksong's introductory hub town.
The musical heart of Pharloom Silksong, Bellhart resonates with constant chiming from countless bells.
Marking the midpoint of the pilgrimage to the Citadel, Halfway Home in Pharloom Silksong offers weary travelers a chance to rest.
The final major settlement before the Citadel, Pilgrim's Rest in Pharloom Silksong serves as a gathering point.
Navigating Pharloom in Silksong requires mastering Hornet's unique abilities and understanding the kingdom's vertical design philosophy.
Pharloom Silksong's architecture emphasizes verticality over horizontal exploration.
Pharloom in Silksong introduces a formal quest system absent from Hollow Knight.
Hornet's connection to Pharloom Silksong runs deeper than her forced arrival.
Long before Hornet's birth, the Weavers recognized the danger posed by Pharloom's corrupting silk.
As both an outsider and descendant of Pharloom's original inhabitants, Hornet occupies a unique position.
Successfully navigating Pharloom in Silksong requires understanding the kingdom's interconnected design.
Unlike traditional Metroidvania design, Pharloom Silksong rewards vertical thinking and aerial mastery.
As players explore Pharloom in Silksong, the community continues uncovering hidden connections.
Pharloom is the kingdom setting for Hollow Knight: Silksong, a distant land ruled by silk and song.
While Hallownest involved descending into darkness, Pharloom Silksong emphasizes ascending toward light.
The seven main regions are Moss Grotto, The Marrow, Deep Docks, Shellwood, Greymoor, Hunter's March, and Far Fields.
The Weavers fled Pharloom Silksong to escape the controlling influence of a higher being in the Citadel.
Silk and song are binding forces in Pharloom that impose order and servitude.
Yes, Pharloom features multiple towns including Bone Bottom, Bellhart, Halfway Home, and Pilgrim's Rest.
The Citadel sits at Pharloom's peak and houses the higher being responsible for the kingdom's corrupting silk.
Hornet is captured and transported to Pharloom against her will at the beginning of Silksong.
Last updated: September 2025 | Master Pharloom in Silksong - The Kingdom of Silk and Song