With it finally in the wild, here's how to start the Crown Tundra DLC and our full Pokémon Crown Tundra walkthrough. When you're done exploring, head up to the north of town to the Gym! Talk to a hiker for another item, TM16 Screech, which isn't particularly useful this late in the game, in another room, and the dancer in the next room for another, TM47 Fake Tears. Solve the "mystery" here (it's the Pokémon's fault) and you'll get a Wide Lens for your trouble. Talk to the man in the second room from the left and you'll see he's, weirdly, accusing some fellow guests of being thieves. Over in the other half of the hotel, a separate building to the east, there's slightly more to do. You can battle him here once you return as Champion of Galar! There's also a Police Officer in one of these rooms that's actually Morimoto, the man behind Pokémon's complex battle systems. He'll give you a Catching Charm for now, and reward you with a Shiny Charm later on if you return having completed the Pokédex! The western wing of the hotel has a couple of things to do: upstairs, in the far left room, is a man in a doctor's outfit who's actually the Game Director (this is a classic feature in Pokémon games, where some of the development team are depicted as in-game characters). There's a Move Tutor, who teaches the powerful but hard-to-master move Draco Meteor, at the Hero's Bath (the old hot spring). :: The 20 best Nintendo Switch games you can play right now
In the house nearest to the Pokémon Center, you can speak to a man to get TM27 Icy Wind in Pokémon Sword or TM48 Rock Tomb in Pokémon Shield. To dive into things to do, first up there's a man selling food by the smaller fountain that will trade you a Throh for your Vanillish in Sword, or a Sawk for your Vanillish in Pokémon Shield - you can catch a Vanillish just back on Steamdrift Way if you need one.
The town also has a two-part hotel, with one or two things to do inside, as well as an historic hot spring and a quirky restaurant. There's more to do here than just that though. Pokémon Sword and Shield: Circhester - available Pokémon, items and trainersĬirchester is a charming winter town, home to your sixth Gym battle with either the Rock-type user Gordie in Pokémon Sword or Ice-type user Melony in Pokémon Sword and Shield: Circhester Gym Mission puzzle solution - how to beat Gordie or Melony's Rock or Ice-type Gym.Pokémon Sword and Shield: Circhester - available Pokémon, items and trainers.And of course if there are any, we'll clearly mark any spoilers, too!įor more explainers, meanwhile, or walkthrough pages on more locations in Sword and Shield, head back to our main Pokémon Sword and Shield walkthrough and guide hub. Where applicable, note that our walkthrough pages will be down into separate sections referring to each of your visits to a given location, seeing as you often backtrack or revisit various places in your quest to become Galar League Champion. On each page of our walkthrough like this, we'll cover any and all of the obtainable Pokémon, item locations, trainers and their teams that you might come across here, as well as walking you through any key steps of the story, puzzles or challenges along the way. Circhester and Rock Gym Leader Gordie or Ice Gym Leader Melony are your next objectives, and follow on from Route 8 in your quest through Pokémon Sword and Shield's main story.
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