Five Best Rosary Farming Spots in Hollow Knight: S
Find the best Hollow Knight: Silksong Rosary farming spots, from safe Far Fields loops to lightning-fast Citadel runs.
In 2026, Pharloom remains a gorgeous, hostile economy simulator disguised as a bug-themed adventure, and Rosaries are still the official love language of every bench, Bellway, and merchant with a suspiciously expensive inventory. Hollow Knight: Silksong took the bones of its predecessor and added more complexity, more threats, and more ways for a pilgrim to discover that fast travel does not accept good intentions as payment. Rosaries are both a symbol of faith and the primary currency, which means a financially embarrassed hunter can admire the scenery while walking past benches, merchants, and travel points like a bug with empty pockets and a broken dream. Fortunately, the kingdom is generous in the same way a carnivorous plant is generous: it offers plenty, provided the collector survives the collection process. These five farming spots are the most practical routes for players who need a quick infusion of Rosaries without selling a kidney, assuming bugs have kidneys.
🪙 The Shortlist at a Glance
Rank
Location
Route Summary
Approximate Yield
Difficulty
Best For
5
Deep Docks
From the Forge Daughter bench, go down and right through consecutive screens
About 85 Rosaries per run
High
Early-game financial rescue
4
Hunter’s March
From the bench below the Mottle Skarr merchant, go down and left
More than Deep Docks
Very high
Combat-minded farmers
3
Far Fields
Two crimson ants near a bench
About 76 Rosaries per 45-second cycle
Low
Safe, steady income
2
Greymoor
From Halfway Home, head right through basic pilgrims
About 50 Rosaries per run
Moderate
Speed and Bellway access
1
The Citadel
From the Grand Bellway bench, go left and eliminate two quick enemies
Absurdly fast
Low, with upgrades
Brainless late-game farming
5. Deep Docks: Platforming With a Paycheck
Deep Docks is not everyone’s favorite scenic destination, mostly because the area combines platforms, hostile bugs, and the general feeling that the floor has a personal grudge. The upside is that danger and currency are close friends in Silksong. From the Forge Daughter’s bench, a player can head down and to the right through a series of consecutive screens. The upper sections of these screens are packed with enemies that drop Rosaries, so the route is simple in theory: clear them in a straight line, reset, and repeat. Each run yields roughly 85 Rosaries. The catch is that this is not a relaxing stroll. Some sections contain bugs that remove two masks per hit and explode, which makes avoiding them smarter than testing their emotional boundaries. Deep Docks is one of the earlier farming options, so it deserves consideration when the wallet is weeping.
4. Hunter’s March: Ants With Trust Funds
The ants of Hunter’s March are formidable whether a player meets them on the first visit or the twentieth, and their rewards reflect that unpleasantness. A particularly long hallway is filled with warrior ants who are willing to donate their faith to anyone skilled enough to defeat them regularly. From the bench just below the Mottle Skarr merchant, the route goes down and to the left, where red warriors wait alongside smaller enemies that can be used to recharge silk and heal if necessary. Unlike Deep Docks, this route involves no platforming, and it produces more Rosaries. The trade-off is obvious: the opponents are challenging, so this is less a farm and more a voluntary gladiator audition.
3. Far Fields: Two Ants and a Dream
Far Fields offers a gentler version of the crimson-bug experience. The route features only two ants, which makes it vastly easier than the battle royale found in Hunter’s March. In a cycle that takes about 45 seconds, a player can earn around 76 Rosaries. The payout is lower, but the security is higher, and the bench is close enough that failure does not become a cross-country hiking trip. For players who find Silksong’s difficulty curve closer to a cliff, this is the least stressful way to improve the odds against Pharloom. It is not the most profitable route on the list, but it is the one most likely to leave a hunter with intact masks and intact dignity.
2. Greymoor: Just Steps Away From Home
Greymoor can be a tricky level, especially for anyone who experiences it without a map and with a boss-sized prob