How to Get the Scuttlebrace Tool in Silksong

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In the expansive world of Hollow Knight: Silksong, there are numerous nooks and crannies for players to discover hidden passages containing treasures or useful items. While exploration is key, these items can also be obtained by trading Rosaries and Craftmetal with specific merchants. One such tool becomes available in the second act of the game. Here’s a guide on how to locate it and its function within Hollow Knight: Silksong.

How to Get the Scuttlebrace Tool in Silksong

Upon progressing through the second act of the game and navigating the area known as the Underworks, you’ll eventually end up in the Citadel. From there, you should continue moving towards the left section of the map. When you encounter an elevator that necessitates a White Key for access, direct your path to the upper right region of the map, which is called Songclave.

In this location, you’ll acquire the White Key and have the chance to toll the bell within the First Shrine, transforming Songclave into a bustling hub for NPCs and quest providers. Afterwards, retrace your steps to the Elevator and descend to arrive at Whiteward. The ensuing story segment will lead you to delve into the eastern part of Underworks to discover your next skill, Clawline.

After gaining access, proceed to the bench located in Underworks. There, an NPC is engaged in conversation. Jump and attach your grapple to the indicated point, then dash right to enter the Twelfth Architect’s Workshop. Inside, you can interact with the NPC and buy the Scuttlebrace Tool for 140 Rosaries and 1 Craftmetal.

What Does the Scuttlebrance Tool Do in Silksong?

The Scuttlebrace is an exceptional Yellow Tool, known for its rapid retreat feature that mimics a spider’s movement. To execute the Scuttle, press the ‘RT/R2’ button on your controller or the ‘down button and C’ if you’re using a keyboard. It’s worth mentioning that by keeping the button pressed, Hornet can traverse quite a distance in this stance and yes, even walk on walls!

Adapting to this tool might initially require some time, but with practice, you’ll find yourself gracefully navigating potentially hazardous situations, much like a spider effortlessly scuttling away when needed.

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2025-09-11 03:34