Set in the British-inspired Galar region, Pokemon Sword & Shield are the two latest entries in Game Freak’s massively popular monster-hunting franchise. It comes with a whole slew of new Pokemon to catch, including the intimidating Corviknight. Here’s how to get Roost on Corviknight in Pokemon Sword & Shield.
How to Get Roost on Corviknight in Pokemon Sword & Shield
Egg Moves
Unfortunately, Corviknight can’t learn Roost simply by leveling up, and it can only be obtained as an Egg Move through breeding. This means that you need to breed a Rookidee with at least one parent that already has Roost.
Once you have an eligible parent, you can leave it at the Pokemon Nursery with a female Rookidee or Corviknight, then wait a while before you get an egg. Once the egg hatches to give you a Rookidee, it’ll inherit Roost as an Egg Move.
In Pokemon Sword & Shield, the following Pokemon can learn Roost and are compatible breeding partners for Rookidee and Corviknight:
- Noivern
- Pelipper
- Noctowl
- Hoothoot
- Hawlucha
It’s also possible to catch a Corviknight or Rookidee out in the wild that already knows Roost, but the chances of this happening are pretty slim, so you’re better off finding one of the above listed Pokemon instead.
What Roost Does
Roost is a pretty powerful Flying-type move that can come in handy for both regular and competitive battles. Here’s the description:
“The user lands and rests its body. This moves restores the user’s HP by up to half of its max HP.”
To recap, here’s how to get Roost on Corviknight in Pokemon Sword & Shield:
- Get a female Rookidee or Corviknight.
- Get a male Pokemon that knows Roost.
Noivern, Pelipper, Noctowl, Hoothoot, and Hawlucha are compatible breeding partners.
- Leave your male and female Pokemon at a Nursery to get an egg.
- Hatch the egg to get a Rookidee with Roost.
That’s all you need to know about how to get Roost on Corviknight in Pokemon Sword & Shield. Be sure to check our guide wiki for more tips and information on the game.
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Published: Dec 2, 2019 09:45 am