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Gold

> A rare metal used by Swordsmith to upgrade your Katana and Tanto.
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**Gold** is a rare resource that is rewarded to the player by liberating larger Mongol Territories or can be very rarely bought from Trapper vendors.

It is used exclusively to upgrade the Katana at any Swordsmith starting at Rank IV (4). Despite the in-game description, Gold is not required to upgrade the Tanto.

Below is a list of Mongol Territories that give out Gold.

### Izuhara

* Ogawa Dojo
* Mongol Shipyard
* Logging Base
* Logging Camp

### Toyotama

* Kishibe Village
* Fort Imai
* Numata Settlement

### Kamiagata

* General Dogshin's Camp
* General Bartu's Camp
Harunobu Adachi

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> I am Harunobu Adachi. Descendant of the legendary Yoshinubu Adachi.
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## Harunobu Adachi

### Relatives

* Masako Adachi (wife)
* Shigesato Adachi † (son)
* Yasunari Adachi † (son)

## Appearances

*Ghost of Tsushima**Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*

Lord **Harunobu Adachi** (安達 晴信; *Adachi Harunobu*) was a samurai and lord of Clan Adachi, and descendant of the legendary Yoshinobu Adachi. He was married to Masako Adachi, but was killed on the night of the Mongol invasion, at the Battle of Komoda Beach.

## Biography

Harunobu Adachi was Lord of Clan Adachi and also known as the best swordsman on Tsushima. When he was younger, he met Masako when she was fending off bandits, causing him to become interested in her and pursued her as his wife. At some point, he discovers the secret relationship between a thief named Mai with Masako, that convinced him to have her banished from their Clan instead of having her flogged. Masako at first says Jin that Lord Adachi wanted to flog Mai because he caught her stealing, but later it's revealed that's because he discovered the secret relationship between her and his wife.

He served alongside the Sakai clan during the Invasion of Iki Island, before being forced to retreat with the remaining Clan members when Kazumasa Sakai was killed and the raiders were moving in against them. After the death of Jin's father, Lord Adachi and his wife Masako went to his funeral. Before the Battle of Komoda Beach, he went into the Mongol camp to confront Khotun Khan, demanding that he send his strongest warrior to challenge him. The Khan responds to Adachi's challenge by dousing him with wine and setting him on fire before beheading him.

## Trivia

* The Hero of Tsushima Armor from the Digital Deluxe Edition is the armor that Harunobu Adachi wears (with the Adachi Half Mask). His horse is equipped with the Cloudless Dash saddle.
	+ When his full set of armor is worn by Jin (with the Adachi Dragon Mask) a red stain appears where Khotun Khan splashed oil on Lord Adachi.
Iki

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## Iki

### Type

Regions

**Iki** (壱岐島, *Iki-no-shima*) is an island to the south east of Tsushima. Jin Sakai once reflects on how he and Ryuzo attempted to sail to Iki during their childhood.

Iki is the main location featured in the Iki Island DLC included within the Director's Cut of *Ghost of Tsushima*.

Jin learns from refugees that the Mongol Eagle Tribe, led by Ankhsar 'The Eagle' Khatun, has seized control of Iki. The Eagle has taken over Fort Sakai, once the stronghold of Jin's father Kazumasa. During Jin's excursion in Iki, he encounters the Eagle's lieutenant Khunbish as well as local raiders Tenzo and Fune who are resisting the Mongols.

There are 2 mythic tales on Iki Island.
Hironori Nagao

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**Hironori Nagao** was a samurai of Clan Nagao. He was a student of the master archer Sensei Ishikawa, whom he learned the "Way of the Bow" from. Disaster struck when Hironori used the technique for malice and attempted to take over the clan. Despite the advantage the Way of the Bow had given Hironori, his rebellion was ultimately crushed and he was slain by the other Nagao samurai, but not before he had killed many of the clan’s finest warriors.

After Hironori's death, Clan Nagao decided to fabricate a story in which Hironori died honorably fighting bandits, aiming to preserve the clan's legacy. Ishikawa, having been Hironori's master, was blamed by Clan Nagao for his student's treachery, though allowed him to peacefully resign from their service.
Crane Mountain Shrine

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## Crane Mountain Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Ikazuchi-no-Kami
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to the sanctuary of Ikazuchi-no-Kami, kami of lightning.
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***Crane Mountain Shrine*** is a Shinto shrine in Ghost of Tsushima. It is located in the Kamiagata region, just south of Fort Kikuchi in Sago prefecture.

A grapple hook is required to ascend to the top.

## Gallery

Map with rewardsMap after shrine completion
Ghost of Tsushima Wiki/News

**News**
**2/8/2022**: *Ghost of Tsushima* receives patch 2.15, adding in the Forbidden Shrine and a Platinum level in Survival stages.

**7/1/2021**: *Ghost of Tsushima* Director's Cut, consisting of *Ghost of Tsushima* and the brand new *Iki Island* expansion, is announced for release on August 20, 2021 for PS4 and PS5.

**3/25/2021**: A *Ghost of Tsushima* film is announced.
Legend

This article is about Legend meter. For the multiplayer mode for *Ghost of Tsushima*, see Ghost of Tsushima: Legends.

**Legend** is a measurement of Jin's notoriety as he progresses toward becoming the Ghost of Tsushima. Completing tales in Jin's Journey and Mythic Tales will provide major and moderate legend increases, respectively. Completing Tales of Tsushima, liberating Mongol territory, and doing certain tasks during exploration will provide minor legend increases.

You will progress through several ranks as you increase your legend. Progressing through an individual rank earns you a varying amount of technique points (TP). Attaining a new rank rewards you with an increase to maximum health and, in some cases, an increase to maximum resolve. Early on, a new rank also unlocks a new ghost weapon.

A variant of the Legend meter, called "Legend of the Samurai", is used in *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island* as Jin's notoriety of being the Ghost has not spread there.

## Legend of the Ghost ranks

This is the Legend meter used in *Ghost of Tsushima*.

## Legend of the Samurai ranks

This is the Legend meter used in *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*.

## Gallery

Concept art of The Demon's Blade and The Raging Storm by John PowellConcept art of The Shadow Samurai and The Hero of Tsushima by John PowellUnlocking a ghost weapon
Golden Summit Shrine

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.

## Golden Summit Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Amaterasu
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Golden Sanctuary Shrine, sanctuary of Amatersau, kami of the sun.
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**Golden Summit Shrine** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Izuhara region, south of the Golden Temple, in Ariake prefecture. This Shinto Shrine does not require Grapple hook to complete.
Akashima Village

* Art
* Game

**Akashima Village** is a settlement in Akashima prefecture, within Tsushima. It is visited by healer monks, led by Hochi, from Cedar Temple. The monks are taken by Mongols and the Ghost is forced to rescue them.

## Services

* Armorer
* Bowyer
* Gift Altar
* Merchant
* Swordsmith
* Trapper

## Tales

* *The Last Warrior Monk*
* *Three Actions, Three Illusions*
Kushi Temple

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.

## Kushi Temple

### Tales

The Birth of Suffering
 The Blood Sutra
 The End of Suffering

**Kushi Temple**, also known as **Kushidera Temple**, is a centuries-old pagoda in Tsushima.

## Tales

* *The Birth of Suffering*
* *The Blood Sutra*
* *The End of Suffering*
Black Wolf

The **Black Wolf** (黒犬; *Kuroinu*) is a slaver of Tsushima who sells his trade to the Mamushi brothers and the Mongol warlord Altan.

## Biography

The Black Wolf was a human trafficker who had been selling people, including children, as slaves for over 20 years prior to the game's events, with his biggest sellers being the Mamushi brothers. One day, Yuna and Taka (who were children at the time) went to him and asked for his help, the Black Wolf gave them food and drinks, only for him to sell them to the Mamushi brothers who enslaved, abused, tortured, and even implied to have ped them for the next few years until they were able to escape.

During the Mongol's attack on Tsushima, the Black Wolf started working with the mongol warlord Altan, whom helped him in his slavery.

In present day, after Yuna killed the Mamushi brothers with the help of Jin Sakai, they went to a boat to find and kill the Black Wolf. After killing the mongols there, the Black Wolf appears and cowardly begs for mercy by saying that Altan forced him into doing his actions, but Yuna doesn't believe his lies, knowing he had been enslaving men, women, and children decades before the mongols were even in Tsushima.

After remembering Yuna, he taunts her by telling her that it was her fault why she was sold to the Mamushi brothers since she asked for his help, and tells her that Taka was always "his favourite", provoking Yuna into killing the Black Wolf, ending his terror.

## Trivia

* Although not confirmed, it's implied that the Black Wolf sexually mistreated Taka when he was a child, since he refers to him as "his favourite".
A Wealthy Man Has All He Needs

* Title card
* Location

**A Wealthy Man Has All He Needs** is a side tale in *Ghost of Tsushima*.

## Synopsis

Jin encounters a survivor camp where a merchant is making threats to the survivors. Jin approaches the merchant and asks why he is making threats. The merchant introduces himself as Saburo, and tells Jin that he had planned to escape Tsushima with his family, and paid smugglers to get them past the Mongol naval blockade around the island. Saburo was to meet with his family in the camp, and then sail for the nearby Iki Island. However, he did not find his wife and child in the camp, and demands information from the survivors in the camp as to their whereabouts.

Jin begins probing for information, asking the people in the camp if they had seen a woman and child in the area recently. One survivor becomes increasingly nervous at Jin making inquiries, and runs away from the camp. Jin subdues the survivor, and asks why he ran. The survivor explains that he did see Saburo's wife and child, being led away by smugglers. The survivor followed the smugglers, but was caught, and the smugglers threatened to kill him if he told anyone what he saw. Jin also asks where the smugglers were taking the wife and child, and the survivor answers that they were heading westward, to Umugi Beach.

Jin travels to Umugi Beach and finds a group of smugglers, ready to rob and kill a group of people. Jin interrupts and kills the smugglers, saving the group. Jin searches the beach and finds a woman and child, both dead. Jin takes the child's toy and returns to the survivor camp. When Jin shows the toy to Saburo, he confirms it is his child's toy. Jin explains that the smugglers had lied to him, and their intention was always to rob unsuspecting people who believed they could escape the island. Saburo is in disbelief, but Jin tells him the only thing he can do now is to bury his family, and support the people of the island with the money he has.

After the tale's completion, Jin visits the survivor camp and meets Saburo again. He holds a short conversation with Jin, reflecting on how he only tried to escape Tsushima because of his wealth, and that his family could still be alive had he not been wealthy. He mentions plans to visit Kushi Temple to become a monk.

## Objectives

* Speak with each refugee
	+ Speak with the middle refugee in the front row.
* Wound the fleeing refugee to stop him
* Speak with the refugee
* Travel to Umugi beach
* Investigate the ronin hideout
	+ Upon reaching the hideout, travel along the coast and look for a tower.
* Rescue refugees from the ronin
* Look for Saburo's family
* Return to Saburo
* Speak with Saburo

## Journal entries

 Encountered
 Begin tale
Hazy Cliff Shrine

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## Hazy Cliff Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Ryuujin
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Hazy Cliff Shrine, sanctuary of Ryuujin, kami of the sea.
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***Hazy Cliff Shrine*** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Toyotama region to the north of Yoshinaka Bay in Otsuna prefecture.

A grapple hook is required to ascend to the top.
The Giants Quarry

Situated in the North of the Dreamlands, this enormous onyx quarry is fabled to have been carved out by the Earth Gods themselves to make their tower of Kadath in the Cold Waste.

Scooped out of the landscape, impressions of titanic hands and feet and be seen in the black rock, along with marks of chisels so large that no creature could possibly wield them.
The End of Suffering

**The End of Suffering** (Norio Tale 7 of 9) is a side tale during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Synopsis

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.
## Objectives

* Speak with Norio
* Kill the messenger
* Reach the monks by the river
* Speak with the monk
* Defeat the Mongols
* Speak with Norio
* Lead the monks back to the temple
* Defeat the Mongols
* Speak with Norio
* Go with Norio

## Journal Entries

>  Mongols are about to attack Kushi Temple. I need to protect the monks outside the temple grounds, while Norio insists he must defend the temple.
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>  The Mongols tried to punish Kushi Temple for resisting the invasion. Norio and l defended the temple, but another attack is coming. Norio and I will ensure Kushi Temple remains safe.
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Bataar

**Bataar** is a Mongolian General of the Mongol Empire. He can be fought at Komatsu Forge during the tale Hammer and Forge.

## Biography

Bataar was behind the attack on Komatsu Forge. When Jin Sakai picks up the battle plans on a Mongolian ship with Ryuzo, the battle plans stated that Bataar has been in Komatsu. Later on, Jin and Yuna defeat him while defending the forge from the Mongols.
Tadayori's Rest

* Location
* Bird's eye view of Tadayori's Rest
* Confronting Kaede at Tadayori's rest

**Tadayori's Rest** is a location in Tsushima, in Ariake prefecture, in the Izuhara region. Fast travel is enabled after the player visits the site for the first time, either from exploration or during the Mythic Tale: The Legend of Tadayori.
When Jin is prompted to visit this location, he will be engaged in a duel by Kaede, one of Nagao Tadayori's last descendant, who mistakenly believes he is a thief. If Jin manages to locate this area before doing the Mythic Tale, he will marvel at the location, however duel will commence.
Eternal Blue Sky

**Eternal Blue Sky** is part of the main story campaign: Jin's Journey, during *Act 3: Kill the Khan*.

## Objectives

* Speak with Yuna to trigger the quest
* Optional: Speak with your allies (0/4)
	+ Lady Masako, Sensei Ishikawa, Norio & Kenji are all there ready to support you
* Speak with Yuna
	+ A cutscene will then take all of you to Port Izumi
* Defeat the Mongol reinforcement
* Speak with Yuna
* Travel with your allies to meet Norio
* Infiltrate Port Izumi
* Find a vantage point to locate the Khan
* Confront the Khan
	+ The Khan is a big brute that uses all 4 weapon styles/stances
* Don't let the Khan escape
	+ You didn't think it would be THAT easy, did you?
* Defeat Khotun Khan
	+ Dealing with the effects of poison make this part of the big boss battle a bit more challenging, especially with other enemies coming at you on his ship
* Reunite with Yuna and follow her to Jogaku Temple

## Journal entries

>  The storm is coming. It’s time we make our final preparations to strike Khotun Khan. I don’t know if we’ll survive, and I don’t know if Lord Shimura will reinforce us. But I can’t turn back now. Yuna should be with the others at Jogaku Temple. I should speak with her before we end this.
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>  The storm is here. With the winds at our back, we are launching our attack against the Mongol stronghold at Port Izumi. We will strike the Khan and cripple his fleet before they sail to invade the mainland. If we fail today, everything will be lost.
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## Trivia

* The name of this Tale is likely a reference to the Eternal Blue Sky in Tengrism, the traditional religion of the Mongol Empire.
* It was also mentioned by the Eagle Tribe that those who receive her "sacred medicine" will have their spirts "soar in the Eternal Blue Sky".
A Debt Repaid

* Title card
* Location

**A Debt Repaid** is a tale of Tsushima that becomes available during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Synopsis

Jin Sakai encounters a group of dead bandits. The only survivor among them claims that he killed the others. The man, who introduces himself as Gomyo, explains that he was forced into working for the group of bandits in order to pay off his family's debt. However, after the bandits killed his family anyway, Gomyo vowed to hunt down every last one of them. Noting Gomyo's sincerity, Jin agrees to help him.

Jin follows Gomyo to the bandit camp. After surveying the area, the pair begin their attack. They defeat all the bandits but are unable to find the leader, Gorohachi. Just then, Gorohachi arrives with reinforcements. Jin and Gomyo are able to fight off the bandits and kill Gorohachi, but Gomyo is left mortally wounded. Despite this, he is satisfied to have gotten his vengeance. He asks that Jin not leave him to rot with the rest of the bandits' corpses. Jin obliges and burns Gomyo's body on a pyre.

## Objectives

* Follow Gomyo to the camp
* Survey the bandit camp
* Defend Gomyo
* Defeat the bandits
* Search for Gorohachi
* Defend Gomyo

## Photos

Jin Paying Respects to GomyoJin Surveying the Bandit CampStarting LocationQuest Title
## Journal entries

> Bandits have been active around here. Would be a good idea to stop them if I can.
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> In Kushi, I met a man who claimed he killed the other bandits around him. When I questioned him, he said they killed his family. He sounded sincere. I will help him get his vengeance.
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Saddlebag

The **Saddlebag** is a storage item given to Jin Sakai in Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island. It is rewarded after completing The Lightning in the Storm.

## Overview

The Saddlebag works as storage for the player. If either Ranged and/or Quickfire Weapons are at full ammo capacity and the player picks up more ammo for that weapon it will go to the Saddlebag, allowing them to store more ammunition such as Arrows or Kunai's. The player's ammo will restock when mounting the horse or by pressing  on the D-pad when near the horse.

If the player is on the horse, using ammo will pull from the horse's Saddlebag before pulling from the player's inventory.

The amount of ammo the horse can carry is dependent on the player's capacity level for the respective weapon.
Servant of the People

**Servant of the People** is a side tale during Act 1: Rescue Lord Shimura.

## Synopsis

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.
## Objectives

* Speak with Kenji
* Follow Kenji
* Speak with Kenji
* Defeat the Mongols
* Speak with the captive

## Journal Entries

>  The farm here looks like it's had some trouble. I should make sure the people there are all right.
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>  I was surprised to find Kenji on a farm in Tsutsu. He claimed to be helping the farmers keep their food out of Mongol hands. I suggested an ambush. He said it wouldn't be that easy. Nothing with Kenji ever is...
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## Trivia

* If the player has not completed the Tale by Act II when the Mongols take over Aoi Village, the tale will be unavailable until the village is liberated by the player.
Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.

* Logo
* Box art

### **Composer/s**

Shigeru Umebayashi
Ilan Eshkeri

### **Platform/s**

PlayStation 4
PlayStation 5

### **Rating/s**

* ESRB: M
* CERO: Z
* PEGI: 18

***Ghost of Tsushima*** **Director's Cut** is a collection consisting of *Ghost of Tsushima* and its *Iki Island* expansion, for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. It also includes all content that was included with the digital deluxe edition of the base game. It was released on August 20, 2021. Unlike the base game, Director's Cut includes PlayStation 5-specific enhancements, including dynamic 4K resolution (as opposed to 1080p from the backwards-compatible port); haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in the DualSense controller; Japanese lip-syncing; and reduced load times.

## Edition variants

*Ghost of Tsushima* Director's Cut will retail for $59.99 on PlayStation 4 and $69.99 on PlayStation 5. In addition, existing owners of *Ghost of Tsushima* can upgrade to the Director's Cut edition as follows:

* The upgrade from the PS4 version of the base game to the PS4 version of Director's Cut costs $19.99.
* The upgrade from the PS4 version of the base game to the PS5 version of the Director's Cut costs $29.99.
* The upgrade from the PS4 version of the Director's Cut to the PS5 version of Director's Cut costs an additional $9.99.

**Note**: The PS4 version the Director's Cut, like the base game, can both be played on the PS5 with existing enhancements (faster load times than on PS4 as well as 60fps gameplay, instead of 30fps); the $10 upgrade to the PS5 version drastically reduces load times, increases the resolution from 1080p to 2160p (4K), adds haptic feedback to the controller and allows for Japanese lip sync to go with the Japanese voice acting.

Additionally, pre-order bonuses for the Director's Cut include a digital mini soundtrack featuring tracks from *Ghost of Tsushima* and *Iki Island*, and a digital art book featuring art from *Ghost of Tsushima* and 10 pieces of *Iki Island* concept art.

## Gallery

Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut - Iki Island Trailer - PS5, PS4Iki Island story trailerGhost of Tsushima Director's Cut - Announcement Trailer - PS5, PS4Director's Cut announcement trailer
## References and notes

### References

1. ↑ *PlayStation Blog*. Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut arrives on PS5 and PS4 consoles on August 20
The Birth of Suffering

**The Birth of Suffering** (Norio Tale 4 of 9) is a side tale during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Synopsis

Norio asked Jin Sakai to meet him at Kushi Temple, but as Jin arrived, he found it under attack by the Mongols, as payback for rescuing Hochi. Now, Jin must help Norio and his fellow monks defend the temple from the invaders.

## Objectives

* Meet Norio at Kushi Temple
* Defeat the Mongols

## Journal Entry

>  I walked into a battle as Norio and the monks of Kushi Temple fought off a Mongol attack. Lives were lost, but I arrived before the temple was outright destroyed. With Norio at my side, we fought back the Mongols and saved some of the remaining monks.
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Spring Falls Shrine

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## Spring Falls Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Mizu-no-Kami
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Spring Falls Shrine, sanctuary of Mizu-no-Kami, kami of water.
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**Spring Falls Shrine** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Izuhara region at Kukai's Falls in Komoda prefecture. This Shinto Shrine does not require Grapple hook to complete.
Longbow

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> High damage and zoom, but long draw time, and you cannot crouch while aiming.
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The legendary **longbow** of Uchitsune is a weapon that Jin Sakai can acquire by completing "The Curse of Uchitsune" mythic tale. Unlike other weapons that could get into Jin's possession, Uchitsune's Longbow is a fabled relic whose supernatural nature has been left ambiguous.

## Use

The Longbow follows the same basic rule as the Half bow: the further the string is drawn, the further the arrow travels straight before dropping in trajectory; Jin also cannot hold a fully drawn string past several seconds.

The Longbow is different from the Half bow in that at the cost of much longer draw speed, fewer ammunition carry limit, and the inability to be fired from crouching position, it has the furthest reach of any weapon Jin can posses; the ability to zoom in for better accuracy; and ammunition that inflicts a staggering, if not a lethal amount, of damage. Heavy arrows shot from a fully-drawn Longbow can easily kill most enemies with a body shot, and headshots are nearly a guaranteed kill that can even bypass armor; with the ability to pierce body armor, it is also the only means of head-shot a commander class.

In addition to regular arrows, the Longbow can also fire explosive arrows, which can inflict a lot of damage to groups of enemies and throw them off balance.

Generally, the Longbow is better used in a planned attack and from a stealthy position. Even with the upgrades provided from Tadayori's Armor and Charms, its slower speed makes it less reliable than the Half bow in a more hectic situation. Players should put into account, however, that the impact of a full-drawn shot of a Longbow is so strong that it can literally send the body of a non-brute human enemy off the ground to about 3 feet in the direction of the trajectory before falling down; this makes it somewhat less stealthy, as it both creates more noise and would throw enemies off the edge of a platform whereas with a Half bow, enemies would simply fall dead on the ground with the noise only coming from the arrow.

In Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, the Longbow is a Ranged weapon exclusively given to the Hunter class (unless the player has the Versatile Perk, in which it can be used by all classes). The Explosive Arrow ammo type is replaced by Flaming Arrows.

## Upgrades

The longbow can be upgraded at a bowyer. Ammo capacity can be upgraded at a trapper.

Upgrade VI (6) for the Longbow alongside Ammo Capacity IV (4) for both ammo types becomes available in New Game+.

Weapon upgrades
 3
 4
 5
 6

Ammo capacity upgrades
 2
 3
 4
 2
 3
 4

## Vanity gear

Dyes for the longbow can be purchased from any merchant for 5 flowers each.

Scarlet Night (default dye)Noble CraneEndless SkyNine-Tailed FoxForest ViperRaijin's Spark
Bamboo strike

> The course of a battle can change in a moment. Victory and defeat are decided in the blink of an eye. A samurai must take every opportunity to train.
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> Hone your sword technique by slicing through a bamboo in a single strike.
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## Bamboo Strike

* Slice
* Front
* Back

### Reward

Increased Resolve

**Bamboo strikes** are mini-games where the player must strike through bamboo poles with a specified button combination.

## Description

Upon finding a bamboo strike, Jin Sakai will attempt to cut through bamboo poles that are set up. Each pole requires a button press, picked from an assortment of face and shoulder buttons that the player must press within a short window of time (though a toggle in the accessibility menu removes this time limit under "Simplified Controls"; with no timelimit, the player will need to remember the combination of buttons to press as they do not appear on screen).

A bamboo strike comes into three stages. In the first stage, there is three poles for Jin to cut. Two more poles will be added in each stage, for a number of five and seven poles for the second and third stage respectively. Poles will maintain their buttons from their previous stage.

For every one, three, five, and seven bamboo strikes completed, Jin's maximum resolve will be increased by one. Completing all 16 bamboo strikes will grant the player with "Body, Mind, and Spirit" trophy.

## Locations

There are 16 bamboo strikes on the island of Tsushima.

A map depicting Bamboo Strikes in IzuharaA map depicting Bamboo Strikes in ToyotamaA map depicting Bamboo Strikes in Kamiagata
Controls

You are *more* than that. You are the Ghost.This page needs to be expanded in order to include more relevant information.
This page lists the **controls** for all interactions in *Ghost of Tsushima* and *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*. *Ghost of Tsushima* uses a PlayStation DualShock 4 wireless controller to control the character and interact with the world. On a PlayStation 5, either a DualShock 4 or a DualSense controller can be used to play *Ghost of Tsushima*; controls are unchanged between the two input methods.

### Mythic Abilities

These are the inputs for the special Mythic abilities that have certain button combos.

## *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*

Main article: Ghost of Tsushima: Legends
Controls in *Legends* are very similar to that of the base game; however, due to the addition of Gear: certain mythic abilities, Ghost weapons, and Stances are limited to the perks of the gear that the player has equipped. Differences in controls are mainly limited to the D-pad controls, and whatever gear the player has. Due to the lack of a horse in this game mode, there are no horse controls.
The Curse of the Onibaba

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## Mission progression

### Game

*Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*

> Iyo, the onibaba, gives birth to an inhuman army
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> ― Gyozen
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**The Curse of the Onibaba** is the second story mission of *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*.
Sentinel's Peak

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## Sentinel's Peak

### Rewards

Base game:* Minor Legend Increase
* 8 Iron

NG+:

**Fallen Outpost** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island.* It is a minor Mongol camp located near **Sentinel's Peak** on the northeast coast of Iki.

## Objectives

* Defeat the Mongols.

Possible bonuses:

* Kill enemies with Perfect Dodge counterattacks (3)

## Rewards

### Base game

* Minor Legend Increase
* 8 Iron
Retelling Legends to Uta

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## Retelling Legends to Uta

### Prerequisite

"Journey into the Past"
"The Fire Spirits of Yarikawa"

## Mission progression

### Game

*Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*

**Retelling Legends to Uta** is an unwritten Tale in *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*. It takes place on the eastern outskirts of Yahata Forest.

## Synopsis

Jin comes upon a cabin located east of Yahata Forest where a peasant woman named Uta is sitting inside, surrounded by papers scribbled with ink characters. Uta asks Jin if he has ever heard of the storyteller Gyozen or the story "The Fire Spirits of Yarikawa". The player must had completed all the story chapters of "Ghost of Tsushima: Legends" to proceed with this Tale, otherwise Jin will answer he will come back later.

Whenever the player has completed the prerequisites, they can return back to Uta. Jin will then re-tell the legend of "The Fire Spirits of Yarikawa" to Uta, who thanks him afterward by giving him the White Kitsune mask worn by the Assassin-class warrior in Legends mode.
Logging Camp

*Not to be confused with the Logging Base.*

The logging camp after Jin has burned it down

NG+:

* Moderate Legend Increase
* 2 Gold
* 5 Ghost Flowers

**Logging Camp** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima.* It is part of Mongol Territory. It is located near Jito's Point, in Izuhara.

## Description

The logging camp was a heavily fenced area, with three entrances; one on the north side, and two on the south side. These entrances were also accompanied with lookout towers. The camp was split into two general parts; the western portion consisted of connected Mongol yurts primarily for housing the Mongol forces, while the eastern side contained many cages for prisoners, three of which Jin frees as he is destroying the camp. After eliminating the war camp general and destroying the black powder cache near the center of the camp, Jin erased any presence of Mongol soldiers and artifacts within the logging camp, leaving behind a smoldering area of what once was.

## Collectibles

* Chalice Mongol artifact
* Conversations with the Khan record

## Objectives

* Recover Sashimono Banners (4)
* Eliminate the war camp general
* Free the prisoners (3)
* Destroy the black powder cache
* Possible bonuses:
	+ Kill enemies without healing.
	+ Kill an enemy using a Perfect Parry

## Rewards

### Base game

* Moderate Legend Increase
* Technique Point
* 2 Gold

### New Game+

* Moderate Legend Increase
* 2 Gold
* 5 Ghost Flowers

## Gallery

### Before completion

This gallery contains images of the Camp before Jin has taken it back from Mongol control.

Aerial view of the camp before destructionAerial view of the camp before destructionDaytime view of north entrance of the camp (due south)Nighttime view of north entrance of the camp (due south)Daytime view of of south entrance of the camp (due north)Nighttime view of south entrance of the camp (due north)Daytime view of southern portion of camp (due north)Nighttime view of southern portion of camp (due north)Daytime view of eastern portion of camp (due northeast)Nighttime view of eastern portion of camp (due northeast)Daytime view of camp (due east)Nighttime view of camp (due east)
### After completion

This gallery contains images of the Camp after Jin has taken it back from Mongol control.

Aerial view of the camp after destructionAerial view of the camp after destructionDaytime view of north entrance of the camp (due south)Nighttime view of north entrance of the camp (due south)Daytime view of of south entrance of the camp (due north)Nighttime view of south entrance of the camp (due north)Daytime view of southern portion of camp (due north)Nighttime view of southern portion of camp (due north)Daytime view of eastern portion of camp (due northeast)Nighttime view of eastern portion of camp (due northeast)Daytime view of camp (due east)Nighttime view of camp (due east)
Raider Memorial Archery Challenge

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## Raider Memorial Archery Challenge

### Prerequisite

"Journey into the Past"
"The Legend of Tadayori"
Any Archery challenge

## Mission progression

### Game

*Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*

**Raider Memorial Archery Challenge** is an unwritten Tale in *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*. It takes place in Raider Memorial, in the southern part of Iki.
Plum Blossom Shrine

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## Plum Blossom Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Kagu-Tsuchi
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Plum Blossom Shrine, sanctuary of Kagu-tsuchi, kami of fire.
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> ― Shrine description
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**Plum Blossom Shrine** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Izuhara region at Shigenori's Peak in Komatsu prefecture. This Shinto Shrine does not require Grapple hook to complete.
Khunbish

## Appearances

*Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*

**Khunbish** was the secondary antagonist of *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island*. He was the faithful lieutenant of the Eagle.

## Biography

Khunbish was the massive, feared, and loyal commander of the forces of the Eagle Tribe. After the Samurai Jin Sakai stormed the Eagle's stronghold at Fort Sakai, Khunbish personally faced Jin in a Standoff. Before the showdown could begin, Khunbish's men interrupt by throwing bombs to knock out Jin. Khunbish proceeded to deliver Jin to the Eagle. They forced Jin to drink the Eagle's sacred medicine, although he would later escape their grasp. While the Eagle went out searching for the Samurai, Khunbish took charge of operations in Fort Sakai. He tortured prisoners to weaken their will before forcing them to consume the sacred medicine.

Jin would return to his ancestral fort to liberate it from the Mongols' grasp, freeing the prisoners and killing many of Khunbish's forces with the assistance of Iki raiders. Jin eventually reached Khunbish himself, who informed Jin that the Eagle considered him worthy of becoming one of her shamans. He urged Jin to accept the Eagle's gift, else he would break him in the name of the Eagle. After Jin denounced the Eagle's gift as a curse, Khunbish engaged him in single combat.

As the duel went on, Khunbish repeatedly chatisied Jin for not accepting the Eagle's gift, to which an annoyed Jin eventually retorted that Khunbish was wasting "the air we breathe". Despite frequently switching weapons (Flaming sword and shield, dual-wielding sabers, halberd) and stances to confuse his foe, the Mongol Commander was defeated by Jin. Outmatched by the Samurai, Khunbish opted to cut his losses and run, leading Jin to label him a coward before chasing after him.

Khunbish fled up a watchtower, throwing a black powder bomb to slow Jin's pursuit, but found himself cornered on the balcony. In his final moments, Khunbish taunts the Ghost, asserting that his visions will grow worse and inevitably drive him to madness and death, but it could have been prevented if only he had accepted the Eagle's gift. Khunbish then made a last-ditch attempt to kill Jin, who swiftly cut him down and then threw his corpse off the tower. His body landed in front of several witnessing Mongols, who fled in horror at the sight of their dead commander.

His defeat and subsequent death marked the end of the Mongol occupation of Fort Sakai, as Jin and the Iki raiders occupied the Fort after the remaining Mongols fled in terror.

## Trivia

* Depending on how the player approaches the main story quest of "The Eagle's Cry" in Tales of Iki, Jin can be overwhelmed and defeated by Mongol enemies before he ever reaches Fort Sakai. This then causes a short alternate cutscene to be played where Khunbish appears before an incapacitated Jin outside the fort and knocks him unconscious to bring to the Eagle.
Music from Iki Island & Legends

***Ghost of Tsushima: Music from Iki Island & Legends*** is the soundtrack for *Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island* and *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*. It was composed by Chad Cannon and Bill Hemstapat. It contains 15 tracks, where 10 are from *Iki Island* and 5 are from *Legends*.

## Track list

### *Iki Island*

 2
 3
 4
 5

 7
 8
 9
 10

### *Legends*

 2
 3
 4
 5
The Fool

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## The Fool

### Rewards

Minor Legend increase
Charm of Resolve II
+2 Silk

## Mission progression

### Next

The Family Man

*The Fool'* (Masako Tale 5 of 9) is a side tale during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Objectives=

* Travel to the entrance of Umugi Cove
* Follow Masako
* Trail the brother
* Speak with Masako
* Trail the brothers
* Defeat the bandits
* Loot the bandits
* Speak with Masako

## Journal entries

> Lady Masako has gone to Umugi to look for other conspirators who killed her family. Umugi Cove is home to smugglers, ronin and thieves - the perfect hiding place for a traitor.
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> ― Jin
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Samurai Clan Armor

> Sturdy armor that once belonged to a son of Lady Masako
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> ― In-game description
>
>

* Rank I
* Rank II
* Rank III
* Back

The **Samurai Clan Armor** is an armor option in Ghost of Tsushima. It is given to the player during The Tale of Lady Masako Jin's Journey tale. It belonged to Shigesato Adachi, Masako Adachi’s eldest son, who died during the Battle of Komoda Beach along with his father and brother.

The armor's effect focuses on enduring hits and turning taken damage into Resolve. It is ideal for beginning players that are still learning to adapt to the game's combat mechanics, whereas players who excel at offensive or stealthy play styles would move on to more advanced armors.

In Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, The Samurai Clan Armor is given to the Samurai class, with its Rank III appearance being the only one used on various types of Body Appearance. The Assassin class uses both the Unburdened Heart and Raw Courage dye options as one of its body appearances.

## Effects

* Reduces all damage by a **Moderate** amount.
	+ Upgrade II: Reduces all damage by a **Major** amount.

* **Moderate** increase to health.
	+ Upgrade III: **Massive** increase to health.
	+ Upgrade V: **Colossal** increase to health.

* Taking damage grants **15% resolves**.
	+ Upgrade IV: Taking damage grants **30% resolves**.
	+ Upgrade V: Taking damage grants **45% resolves.**

## Armor Dyes

Armor Dye Kits can be purchased from Merchants around Tsushima for 10 Flowers each.

* **Spring Lion** (Default)
* **Immaculate Warrior** (Izuhara Merchants: 10 Flowers)
* **Seasons of War** (Reward for completing The Conspirator)
* **Warrior's Bounty** (Reward for completing The Traitor)
* **Warrior's Darkness** (Toyotama Merchants: 10 Flowers)
* **Endless Wrath** (Crimson Dye Merchant: 10 Flowers)
* **Unburdened Heart** (Reward for completing The Blessing of Death)
* **Raw Courage** (Crimson Dye Merchant: 10 Flowers)

## Gallery

Spring LionImmaculate WarriorSeasons of WarWarrior's BountyWarrior's DarknessEndless WrathUnburdened HeartRaw Courage
## Trivia

* Each Armor Dye represents one of the Samurai Clans within Tsushima, as so:
	+ Spring Lion for Clan Adachi
	+ Warrior's Bounty for Clan Nagao
	+ Seasons of War for Clan Shimura
	+ Immaculate Warrior for Clan Yarikawa
	+ Warrior's Darkness for Clan Sakai
	+ Clan Kikuchi and Hana's clan are the only clans without dyes for the Samurai Clan Armor due to the former being destroyed at the Battle of Komoda Beach and the latter being a newly formed clan
* Jin's Broken Armor, which he wore to the Battle of Komoda Beach can be seen in it's repaired form by upgrading the Samurai Clan Armor to Level 3, equipping the Seasons of War dye and the Samurai Clan Helmet Acquired at Level 2.
* In New Game+, Jin can get a Fancy Samurai Clan Mask for 10 Ghost Flowers. It looks like the same mask, just with sparkles.
* The crescent helmet worn by Jin is almost identical to the helmet worn by Date Masamune, a powerful daimyō during the Edo period. A skilled tactician and warrior, he was made all the more iconic for his missing eye, as Masamune was often called dokuganryū (独眼竜), or the "One-Eyed Dragon of Ōshu".
The Delicate Art of Negotiation

**The Delicate Art of Negotiation** (Kenji Tale 3 of 3) is a side tale during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Synopsis

Jin meets Kenji near the entrance to Umugi Cove, where he is clearly in distress. Upon being questioned, Kenji reveals that he needs Jin's help again, as he owes a large sum of money to "Gon the Butcher", a dangerous criminal. Jin asks why, and Kenji explains that he and Gon had arranged to sell food and medicine to survivors at inflated prices but then Gon discovered that Kenji had been skimming off the top of their profits. He claims to have done so only so that the money could be donated to the survivors; Jin takes this as evidence that Kenji has been working on his promise to help others before himself.

He agrees to act as Kenji's bodyguard as he goes to meet Gon in the marsh, since Kenji claims that at most, Gon will only put a price on his head if he's angry with him. During their ride over, Jin continues to ask questions; he learns that Kenji has already cheated Gon of money on two previous occasions and retorts when Kenji jokes about how "trouble follows him" that he should understand why that is. Shortly before they reach the meeting place, Kenji asks Jin to stay hidden unless he says the code phrase "I'm so happy to see you".

As Kenji walks to the meeting, Jin circles the area and finds armed henchmen concealed and waiting. He assassinates most of them just in time, as Gon reveals his intention to murder Kenji for deceiving him. Kenji speaks the code phrase and Jin comes to his aid, killing Gon and his remaining men. He wonders why Gon would bring such a large group just as flaming arrows start to rain down, revealing that Mongol soldiers are lying in wait to capture him. After defeating the war party, Jin and Kenji part ways as Kenji promises to stop getting himself into bad situations.

## Objectives

* Speak with Kenji
* Travel with Kenji to the meeting
* Find a place to hide near the meeting area
* Defend Kenji
* Speak with Kenji

## Journal Entry

>  Sounds like someone near the shrine is in distress.
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> ― Jin
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Kuta River Bridge

NG+:

* Minor Legend Increase
* 8 Iron
* 2 Ghost Flowers

**Kuta River Bridge** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima.* It is located in the Kuta Grasslands, on the border of Ariake and Azamo, and serves as a minor Mongol camp.

## Description

The Kuta River Bridge camp is right by the bridge over the Kuta river. There is also a cliff above the north side of the camp. The camp has two entrances: one on the south side, leading from the bridge; and one on the west side, whose trail is surrounded by a large field of pampas grass. Each entrance has a lookout tower. The camp itself has three Mongolian yurts, and a campfire for cooking food.

## Objectives

* Defeat the Mongols.

Possible Bonuses:

* Find and observe the Mongol Leader.
* Kill enemies with the Longbow (3)
* Damage enemies with a Sticky bomb (3)

## Rewards

### Base game

* Minor Legend Increase
* +8 Iron
* Stance Progress

### New Game+

* Minor Legend Increase
* 8 Iron
* 2 Ghost Flowers

## Gallery

Aerial view of the campAerial view of the campDaytime view of the camp (due southwest)Nighttime view of the camp (due southwest)Daytime view of the south entranceNighttime view of the south entranceDaytime view of the west entranceNighttime view of the west entranceDaytime view of the camp (due northeast)Nighttime view of the camp (due northeast)
Musashi Coast

**Musashi Coast** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima. It is likely a nod to the Legendary Swordsman, Duelist and Philosopher, Miyamoto Musashi. Who was undefeated in over 60 duels. He is remembered as a Kensei (Sword Saint). Another possible Easter Egg, is that this location is not far from the site of Jin’s duel with the infamous straw hat, Kojiro. Which is a further reference to Sasaki Kojiro, another famous duelist who faced off against Musashi, and was defeated by Musashi who wielded a sword carved out of a wooden oar.*
Old Trading Post

NG+:

* Minor Legend Increase
* +8 Iron
* +2 Ghost Flowers

**Old Trading Post** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima.* It is part of Mongol Territory. It is located in the Kashine Forest near Lake Izuhara, in Izuhara.

## Description

The old trading post has two entrances: a main entrance on the west side, and a makeshift entrance on the north side. There is a bonfire outside the west entrance, which is surrounded by a couple of impaled Japanese soldiers. The north entrance has an execution block outside of it. Inside the post, there are a couple of buildings, a watch tower, a Mongol tent, and more execution blocks with deceased Japanese soldiers. There is also an east entrance that is surrounded by yellow ginkgo trees, but that entrance is closed to the outside.

## Objectives

* Defeat the Mongols.

Possible bonuses:

* Kill an Enemy using a Perfect Parry.
* Kill an Enemy with a Heavenly Strike