Start the Mina the Hollower checklist early
Mark broad progress while you play. This helps you remember where to return before the full community database is mature.
- Main progress
- Boss notes
- Sidearms
- Trinkets
Completion tracker
Use this Mina the Hollower checklist to track broad completion progress locally while detailed post-launch item, boss, and achievement data continues to settle.
Local-only progress tracker. No account required.
Check items as you go. The Mina the Hollower checklist saves progress in this browser and can export or import JSON.
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The Mina the Hollower checklist is useful now and safer to expand as facts settle.
The checklist saves in your browser so you can return after a session and remember bosses, routes, sidearms, trinkets, and areas worth revisiting.
V1 uses broad categories instead of unverified full item lists. That keeps the tracker useful today and leaves room for accurate post-launch completion data.
Use the Mina the Hollower checklist as a session memory tool first, completion database second.
Mark broad progress while you play. This helps you remember where to return before the full community database is mature.
When a build needs more comfort or damage, track the categories you still want to test instead of chasing unverified item names.
Progress is local to your browser. Export JSON if you want a backup or want to move the checklist to another browser.
Short answers for Mina the Hollower checklist and 100% searches.
Not yet. V1 uses broad completion categories so it stays useful without inventing unverified item, boss, or achievement data.
Progress is saved in your browser localStorage. You can export JSON as a backup or import it into another browser.
Yes. The broad structure is ready for confirmed sidearms, trinkets, bosses, areas, and achievement details after launch data stabilizes.
Progress tracking is more useful when it tells you what to try next, so pair the checklist with the build planner.
Checklist data is intentionally broad until confirmed post-launch lists are reliable.