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Green Mossy Gourd

## In-Game Description

This gourd was made out of necessity by those that made poisonous lands their home. It's said if you live there long enough, eventually poison won't affect you at all.

## Availability

Sold by the Toxic Memorial Mob for 1800 1800 in the Sunken Valley at the bottom of Bodhisattva Valley.

## Overview

Used to reduce Poison buildup as well as slightly increasing Poison resistance for 30 seconds.

It won't, however, cure an active Poison status abnormality.

Unlike most other Quick Items, the Green Mossy Gourd can be used underwater.

It has a total of 5 uses before being refilled upon resting at a Sculptor's Idol.

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Black Scroll

## In-Game Description

"In addition to the red Mortal Blade, there exists one that is black in color.
The blade's name is "Open Gate", and is said to hold the power to open a gate to the underworld. It is through this power that it creates life. I beseech you, make offerings for the Dragon's Blood..."

## Availability

* Appears in a chest on the balcony where Isshin resides, after the first invasion of Ashina Castle by the Central Forces is triggered.

## Overview

Provides a clue about the second, black Mortal Blade.
Father's Bell Charm

## In-Game Description

The Owl held this bell for a long time. Offering it at the Dilapidated Temple may result in seeing a different memory than before. There's no way of knowing why this protective bell exists. Perhaps the Owl kept it for himself, or perhaps he meant to give it to someone...

## Availability

Given by Emma, after Wolf eavesdrops on her discussion with the Sculptor.

## Overview

Used to enter an altered version of the Hirata Estate memory, unlocking two minibosses and a new boss, by interacting with the kind-faced Buddha statue in the Dilapidated Temple.

The following steps are required to be performed before defeating the Divine Dragon to obtain this item:

* Unlock the Hirata Estate by interacting with the kind-faced Buddha statue inside the Dilapidated Temple while in possession of the Young Lord's Bell Charm.
* Kill Lady Butterfly.
* Retrieve either the Lotus of the Palace or the Shelter Stone and exhaust Kuro's dialogues until he says that the other ingredient needed to reach the Divine Realm is his blood, giving Wolf the Page's Diary.
* As Kuro suggested, talk to Emma to receive Immortal Severance Scrap.
* Report back to him what Emma said.
* Hug a nearby wall to eavesdrop on Kuro.
* Reload the area and talk to Emma, who'll be now found near the Castle Tower Lookout Sculptor's Idol.
* Exhaust her dialogues and select "**I agree. Kuro cannot be allowed to die**".
* Progress through the game up to defeating Great Shinobi - Owl.
* Talk to Emma and reach the Old Grave Idol.
* Reload the area to make Emma appear near the tombstones and exhaust her dialogues.
* Teleport to the Dilapidated Temple, where inside you'll find Emma talking with the Sculptor: hug the other side of the wall in front of them to eavesdrop.
* Talk to Emma and choose "**Ask about what you overheard**", exhausting all her dialogues, and then select "**Ask what she is hiding**" to receive the Father's Bell Charm.

## Notes

* Unlike for the drops of miniboss that can disappear from a playthrough due to the invasion of Ashina Castle and Outskirt by the Central Forces, if confronting the minibosses of the altered Hirata Estate becomes impossible, their Prayer Beads won't be moved to the Offering Box near Hanbei.
* While this item can only be obtained before defeating the Divine Dragon, facing the altered version of Hirata Estate and its fights is possible even after that battle.
Rue Stenberg

Mockingjay

Brother

"'*I'm very hard to catch,' she says in a tremulous voice. 'And if they can't catch me, they can't kill me. So don't count me out*.'"

-Rue talking to Caesar.

**Rue** was the 12-year-old female tribute from District 11 who was selected to participate in The 74th Hunger Games. She is described as being small and easily underestimated by other tributes.

## Reaping

During the reaping, it is said in Catching Fire that nobody volunteered when she was picked.

## Tribute Parade

During her parade, she was dressed as a power plant worker, along with her partner, Thresh.

## Training

During training, she was seen spying on Katniss and Peeta. She also stealthily takes a knife from Cato, causing him to believe that the District 6 Male took it, even though he didn't. This caused the two to get in an argument, and they almost got into a physical fight too. Thankfully, before this could happen, a couple of guards took care of them. She receives a 7 for her score.

## Interview

During her interview, she talked to Caesar about how fast she was, saying that nobody could catch her.

## 74th Games

During the bloodbath, she ran away into the woods, along with some other tributes who were smart enough to do the same.

Rue had formed an alliance with Katniss after warning her about a nest of Tracker-Jackers. Rue decided to trust Katniss partly because of the pin she wore over her heart, the famous Mockingjay pin.

Rue created a diversion so that Katniss could blow up the Career's supplies. Rue made three fires (the first two she had help from Katniss to build). When Rue set fire to the first fire, the Careers bolted to the fire when they saw the smoke. They left Jeremy Marinas at their camp to keep watch (in the book, he comes with them), but hears Foxface, after she steals some of the supplies and goes to investigate.

The Careers were on their way back (after Rue lights the second fire) when Katniss blew the supplies.

When Katniss finally goes looking for Rue, she finds her in a net. When Katniss finally severs the rope and hugs Rue, the spear (thrown by Marvel) has hit Rue.

## Death

Katniss avenges Rue when Marvel kills her with the throw of a spear. As a memorial of Rue's death, Katniss covered her in flowers and sang to her until she died, indicating to the Capitol that Rue was not just a piece in their games.

## Catching Fire

During this time, she encounters Rue's family. Katniss and Peeta promise their family that they will donate one month of their winnings every year. Also, during training, she was seen as a painting by Peeta. This angered Katniss so much, so she made a dummy of Seneca Crane and hung him. She received a score of 12 for this.

## Trivia

* Her odds of winning were the lowest
* She survived for 6 days in the film and 9 days in the book
* She was the shortest tribute in her Games
Fistful of Ash

A distraction tool, thrown at the enemy to confuse them. Up to ten can be carried. Can be sold for 10 10.

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* Near a branch towards the bridge above the Reservoir.
* Near a wall next to General Naomori Kawarada.
* Under the tree next to the soldier mourning his dead horse at the Castle Gate Fortress.
* In the boss arena of Gyoubu Masataka Oniwa.
 **Ashina Castle** | * Grappling onto the ledge to the right after the Ashina Castle Sculptor's Idol, on a platform.
* At the Upper Tower - Antechamber Sculptor's Idol.
* Below the Old Grave Sculptor's Idol, by a tree.
 **Senpou Temple** | * In front of the first building where the Monks patrol.
 **Sunken Valley** | * In the Sunken Valley Passage near the Great Serpent.
* Below the ledge of the Under-Shrine Valley Sculptor's Idol.
 **Ashina Depths** | * In a house accessible through the roof in Mibu Village.
* In a bonfire by Tokujiro the Glutton in the Hidden Forest.
* Near Lizards towards the Shrine in the Sunken Valley Passage.
 **Hirata Estate** | * At the beginning of Hirata Estate, next to a dying Grey Nightjar.
* On the Estate Path next to a broken wall.
* In the bonfire area near the drunk Bandits in the residential area.
* After the bridge in the Bamboo Thicket Slope.
* (Father's Bell) On the corpse of Nogami Gensai by Juzou the Drunkard.
Bite Down

## In-Game Descriptions

When times call for death by one's own hand, samurai turn their swords on themselves as a matter of pride, while shinobi demand a swifter means. Simply crush in the back teeth to die. Nothing more is required.
Resurrection is not limited after use.

## Availability

 **Abandoned Dungeon** | * In the pit in the with Crickets, facing away from the entrance of the dungeon, on the path to the right.
 **Ashina Depths** | * In the area after the Dying Monk, by a group of phantom Bandits in the Hidden Forest.
 **Fountainhead Palace** | * After the Mibu Manor Sculptor's Idol, near the Attendant's daughter.

## Overview

Used to die instantly without putting Resurrection on a cooldown.

Dying will reset the aggro of surrounding enemies, who'll start walking back to their original spot, making themselves vulnerable to a Backstab Deathblow.

Allows to perform more than one Resurrection during a single phase of a Boss or a Mini-Boss.

Committing suicide while low on Vitality will save up on healing as Wolf will respawn with half of his health as usual.

Up to three can be carried at any time.

Can be sold for 5 5.

## Notes

* A limitless version of this item can be obtained by using the Mortal Blade to kill Hanbei the Undying.
* Great Shinobi - Owl's *Deny Healing Bomb* will prevent the use of this item.
* The Bite Down dropped by Nightjars is considered an unique item and has a different description:

Death by one's own hand. Some fail to realize the necessity, betraying Ashina, living out their lives no matter what...
Simply crush in the back teeth to die.
To think that nothing more was required.
Resurrection is not limited after use.

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Dousing Powder

Heals the Burn status effect and increases Burn resistance for 30 seconds. Up to five can be carried. Can be sold for 8 8

After the siege on Ashina Castle, Wolf can obtain Ministry Dousing Powder, a stronger version of the regular dousing powder.

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* Next to the bonfire and drunk Bandits in the residential area.
* On a ledge in the Bamboo Thicket Slope, grappled onto on the left.
* In the mansion before the pond towards Juzou the Drunkard.
* Left from entering the Main Hall after defeating Juzou the Drunkard.
High Monk

## Overview

The final Combat Art of the Temple Arts tree, requires 44 Skill Points to unlock. The Prosthetic Arts tree requires Senpou Esoteric Text to unlock.

## Prerequisites

* Praying Strikes
* Praying Strikes - Exorcism
* Devotion
* Virtuous Deed
* Most Virtuous Deed
* Senpou Leaping Kicks

## Ability

**(HOLD GUARD + ATTACK then ATTACK) Senpou Leaping Kicks**: Kick repeatedly after leaping.

**(ATTACK after Senpou Leaping Kicks) High Monk**: Perform several sword attacks and finish with a jumping forward kick.

## Trivia

* In the patch of 1.03 High monk and Senpou Leaping Kick got posture damage nerf.
Interior Ministry Agent

The specialized unit belong to the **Interior Ministry** who handles all sorts of clandestine operations, such as scouting and infiltrating the Ashina Castle from the inside.

One is waiting on the roof of the three-story pagoda which Anayama the Peddler gives a memo about.

Several found in Ashina Castle after it is invaded. One accompanies Lone Shadow Vilehand in the Ashina Dojo.

## Behaviour and Tactics

* **Chasing Slice**: dashes forward, slashing his sword.
* **Descending Slash**: hops up then comes down with a slash, kicking up dust, then rolling away to recover.
* **Slash:** raise his sword and slashes twice.
* **Kick**: kicks forward.
* **Pirouette Kick**: turns around kicking, following up with two slashes.
* **Recover**: channels a bright aura while restoring Posture.
* **Whirlwind Kick**: hops into the air, executing a maximum numbers of 5 kicks, and may end with an early Perilous Thrusting Kick.
* **Perilous Thrusting Kick**: readies his foot then kicks his attacker hard.
* **Perilous Leg Sweep**: lunges onto the ground and performs a sweep kick, turning around.
* **Perilous Leg Sweep Follow Up**: steps sideway then does a quick chasing slice, follows by a sweep kick.

* (Vilehand variant only)**Snake's Bites**: enacts in a stance then delivers two medium ranged Poisonous strikes, bypassing guards. He may follow up with *Concentrated Poison Strike.*
* (Vilehand variant only) **Viper Thrust**: thrusts forward after a short windup, executing a single poisonous strike.
* (Vilehand variant only) **Concentration Poison Strike**: holds his sword in front of him vertically for a moment then slices in an upperhead arc in front of him with his hand, inflicting Poison.

Making sure to deflect his attacks, and attack whenever the agent attempts to rest, this fight should be easy, and in any case the player should attempt to only fight them one on one. His **Perilous Leg Sweep** as well as it's follow up should be jump-kick countered, and his **Perilous Thrusting Kick** should be countered using the Mikiri Counter, dealing severe posture damage.

When fighting the Vilehand variation (helmet-less), one should be sure to bring some Antidote Powder or even Contact Medicine, and the Green Mossy Gourd certainly helps. Be sure to dodge his Poison attacks, rather than deflecting them as they still inflict Poison when deflected or parried.

* Hirata Estate, Three-Story Pagoda
* Ashina Castle (After Invasion)
* Hirata Estate (Father's Bell)
* Ashina Castle (Second Invasion)
* Mibu Village

## Trivia

* A named Vilehand agent called Masanari the Fellblade accompanies Juzou the Drunkard in the extended Hirata Estate memory, but he does not have a boss health bar. After Ashina Castle gets invaded for the first time, Lone Shadow Masanaga the Spear-Bearer at the Great Serpent Shrine is found over his corpse after the Tengu of Ashina finished him.
Dragonspring Sake

## In-Game Description

Sake is a drink meant for sharing.
A top-shelf sake brewed by the Ashina brewmaster with water from the Dragonspring.
The pure water extracts every last bit of flavour from Ashina's finest rice.
There are no words that can do the flavour justice. To understand, one must taste it for themselves.

## Availability

* One sold by Exiled Memorial Mob for 1000 1000.
* Given by the Head Priest of Mibu Village in return of the Water of the Palace.
* Dropped by the performing Okami Elite Swordsman before the Great Sakura Sculptor's Idol in Fountainhead Palace.

## Overview

Can be given to Isshin Ashina, the Sculptor or Emma to unlock additional dialogues.

## Notes

* Carries over New Game Plus.

* Isshin Ashina Given Dragonspring Sake
* Emma Given Dragonspring Sake
* Sculptor Given Dragonspring Sake

**Isshin**: Well Well! If it isn't Dragonspring! You've really done it this time, Sekiro! Buhaah! That hit the spot! Whenever I used to get my hands on Dragonspring... Bunch of fools would start coming to me, demanding drinks.
**Wolf**: Fools...?
**Isshin**: Fools who wouldn't let go of their cross-spears while they drank... Fools who would steal sake using illusion techniques... Fools tinkering with half-finished prosthetics, sake cup in hand. And even... The cunning owl, who despite his size would turn bright red after the first drop!
**Wolf**: That's...
**Isshin**: Yes, your father was a fool too. To the fools... Yes...

**Emma**: Oh, is this Dragonspring? I'll have some.
Ahh....Goodness.
**Wolf**: What's wrong?
**Emma**: Nothing, it's just whenever Lord Isshin got his hands on Dragonspring... Everyone would start gathering at Ashina castle and a rather rowdy party would ensue. Every time that happened, I'd leave Lord Dogen all on his lonesome, and I'd stroll around the rear of the castle.
**Wolf**: Behind the castle? Why?
**Emma**: ......... Well... I'd go to the Fountainhead Spiral.
**Wolf**: What is that?
**Emma**: If you look out toward the Fountainhead springs... there is a large spiral of clouds visible in the distance. Ligthning bolts would race from one cloud to the next. In fact... I distinctly recall Master Genichiro practicing his swordsmanship there. All the while glaring at the lightning in those clouds...

**Sculptor**: Oh, is this Dragonspring? I'll have some. Hooh.... Dragonspring...? That's fine quality sake. I'll take it then. Now that really hits the spot... There's nothing quite like this.
I often drank this with Dogen... Emma would keep our cups filled. Have you known Lady Emma for long? That was a long time ago... I found her on a battlefield... a battlefield. She crept up slowly towards me, her eyes fixed, unwavering on the rice I held in my hand. It became too much to bear, so I gave it to her. Then she just started following me. After that...
.........
Well, a while later... Ashina became a dangerous place for the both of us. Around then Dogen adopted her as his daughter. ........ I suppose it didn't really matter where she ended up. One thing's for sure, she's happier for the fact she wasn't raised by a shinobi.
Dragon's Tally Board

## In-Game Description

Such a tally board is highly prized by the merchant class. Old custom dictates that those of dragon rank are recognized as supreme merchants by the imperial palace, and should be given the best possible treatment.

## Availability

* Awarded for defeating the True Monk at the entrance of the Fountainhead Palace.

## Overview

Increases stocks and adds the following items to all merchants (except Pot Nobles):

Eel Liver | A miraculous drug capable of banishing lightning offered at the Ashina Clan Altar.
  50

Divine Confetti | Confetti imbued with a divine blessing made for driving away apparitions.
 Cost:  300

 Cost:  80

Scrap Iron | Iron dregs mined in Ashina.
Widely used for basic reinforcement, it can serve as a base material for Prosthetic Tool upgrades.
 Cost:  150

Black Gunpowder | Black grains forming the base for gunpowder.
Material used in alchemical prosthetic Tool upgrades, including those of an explosive and occultic nature.
 Cost:  150
Ashina Clan

* Shinobi
* General Tamura
* Tengu
* Dogen
* Lone Shadows
* Immortal Severance
* Dragon's Heritage
* Shura
* Tomoe
* Ashina
* Interior Ministry
* Dragonspring Pilgrimage
* Ako
* Ungo
* Gachiin
* Gokan
* Yashariku
* Taro Troop
* Memorial Mob
* Nightjars
* Central Forces
* Red Guard (Lore)
* Centipedes
* Giant Straw Doll
* Hirata
* Divine Realm
* Lord Takeru
* Research
* Guardian Ape's Borrow

The **Ashina Clan** are the main antagonists in *Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.*

## Background

Founded by Isshin Ashina, a legendary swordsman lauded as the hero of the north, who defended the land of Ashina from all military threats. The clan is now facing imminent obliteration by an incoming army. In a desperate attempt to sustain the Ashina Clan, Genichiro Ashina, the current leader of the clan and adopted grandson of Isshin, sought to kidnap the Divine Heir of the Dragon's Heritage and use the mysterious power of the Dragon's Heritage to gain an upper hand in the upcoming war.

## Members

### Leaders

* Genichiro Ashina
* Isshin Ashina

### Associated Combatants

* Ashina Soldier
* Watcher
* Taro Soldier
* Nightjar
* Isshin's Pupil
* Cannoneer
* Maid of the Dojo
* Gyoubu Masataka Oniwa
* Lady Butterfly
* Owl
* Seven Ashina Spears - Shikibu Toshikatsu Yamauchi
* Seven Ashina Spears - Shume Masaji Oniwa
* General Tenzen Yamauchi
* General Kuranosuke Matsumoto
* General Naomori Kawarada
* Leader Shigenori Yamauchi
* Ashina Elite - Jinsuke Saze
* Ashina Elite - Ujinari Mizuo

### Beastly Enemies

* Dog
* Blazing Bull
* Chained Ogre

### Affiliated Members

* Emma
* Inosuke Nogami
* Timid Maid
* Jinzaemon Kumano
* Nogami Gensai
* Old Maid
* Doujun
Lizard

First encountered in the watery pit below the Secret Passage in the prologue.

One found under the bridge that drops towards the Underbridge Valley Sculptor's Idol.

A group of them are on a wall nearby a Gachiin's Sugar and Scrap Iron after defeating Gyoubu Masataka Oniwa.

A white version of it inhabits the Fountainhead Palace.

## Behaviour and Tactics

* **Poison Spit**: spits poison in front of itself in a small area of effect, that persists on the ground.
* **Bite**: lunges forward, biting its target.
* **Long-range Spit**: spits Poison or slime in straight line, covering great distance, that persists on the ground.

The Lizard runs around frantically when engaged, spitting poison both short- and long-range. Occasionally, it will also bite. Watch out for the poison, as both its poison attacks persist on the ground, inflicting poison.

Its white variant in Fountainhead Palace shares the same moveset, but instead of Poison, it pits white slime that remains on the ground and damages those who come into contact with it.
Cricket

**Crickets** are first encountered in a room where the first Immortal Monk is found on the Temple Grounds of Senpou Temple, then later in the Main Hall.

They are found accompanying Immortal Monks across Senpou Temple, who also summon more of them in fight.

Also found in the Abandoned Dungeon.

## Behaviour and Tactics

Normally, they do not attack unless Wolf is covered in the **Spit** of the Immortal Monks. Can be killed in one hit or with a well-timed deflect when they attack. If blocked, they'll bounce back from the sword and will take some time to recover on the floor before attacking or scurrying away.

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Fine Snow

## In-Game Description

The cold sweetens the rice.
Rice is indeed precious.
The flavour grows richer and richer, raising one's spirits higher than ever.

## Availability

Given by the Divine Child of Rejuvenation, when Wolf asks her for rice.

## Overview

To become able to obtain supplies of this item, first the Divine Child has to consume the two Serpent Persimmons and then give Frozen Tears to Sekiro, otherwise at any request, she'll just gift regular Rice.

If Wolf already has this item in his inventory, the Divine Child won't give him another copy.

Used to recover Vitality over time.

Since its healing properties are in effect even once Vitality is fully restored, it can be used together with Red Lumps to mitigate the damage taken from trading hits.

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Interior Ministry

* Shinobi
* Ashina Clan
* General Tamura
* Tengu
* Dogen
* Lone Shadows
* Immortal Severance
* Dragon's Heritage
* Shura
* Tomoe
* Ashina
* Dragonspring Pilgrimage
* Ako
* Ungo
* Gachiin
* Gokan
* Yashariku
* Taro Troop
* Memorial Mob
* Nightjars
* Central Forces
* Red Guard (Lore)
* Centipedes
* Giant Straw Doll
* Hirata
* Divine Realm
* Lord Takeru
* Research
* Guardian Ape's Borrow

## Overview

The **Interior Ministry (**内府)is a division of the Central Forces. They fear Isshin Ashina but, because The Sword Saint is on the brink of death due to his grave illness compounded by his advanced age, have found their nerve as they launch an attack on Ashina Castle.

The ministry secretly created Fulminated Mercury, a base for gunpowder, using knowledge from across the southern seas. The Central Forces owes much to this chemistry innovation for their military might.
Illusive Hall Bell

## In-Game Description

When rung, Monkeys and Wolves alike are returned to their initial states.
However, a monkey caught in the folding screen will not escape, whether the bell is rung or not.

## Availability

Added to the inventory at the start of the Folding Screen Monkeys fight.

## Overview

Used to reset the position of both Wolf and the Folding Screen Monkeys to their original spot, but only those that haven't been killed already.

## Notes

* Can't be used outside the Illusory Hall.
* If used in the Illusory Hall after the bossfight is over, it will only reset Wolf's position.

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Faithful One (Bottomless Hole)

## Description

The **Faithful One** (信心深き者, deeply devoted person) of the Bottomless Hole is an old pious woman found praying right before the gate to Ashina Depths, urging Wolf to throw himself down the chasm.

## Location

* Bottomless Hole: a few steps ahead of the Sculptor's Idol, in front of the torii.

## Progression

### Abandoned Dungeon (Bottomless Hole)

Talk to her to receive a hint on how to progress through the area, unlocking the "**Ask about the bottomless hole**" dialogue when talking "**About the stone**" with Kuro.

**Wolf**: What...?
 **Speaking again** | **Faithful One**: Will you be cast out? Or throw yourself in?

## Trivia

* She's doesn't reward Sekiro for praying with her nor can be infected by Dragonrot, unlike the other Faithful One.
* The gate she's praying at is called 鳥居 (torii) and it's used to mark the transition from the mundane to the sacred.

## Cut Content

* Please stop!
 **Choosing "Give Dragonrot Pellet"** | **Wolf**: Drink this.
**Faithful One**: (Sips medicine)
**Wolf**: You'll be better in no time.
**Faithful One**: Thank... heavens, thanks heavens...
 **Leaving afterward** | **Faithful One**: Thank... you, thank you! I'm so, so very grateful.
**Wolf**: .........
Dragon's Heritage

* Shinobi
* Ashina Clan
* General Tamura
* Tengu
* Dogen
* Lone Shadows
* Immortal Severance
* Shura
* Tomoe
* Ashina
* Interior Ministry
* Dragonspring Pilgrimage
* Ako
* Ungo
* Gachiin
* Gokan
* Yashariku
* Taro Troop
* Memorial Mob
* Nightjars
* Central Forces
* Red Guard (Lore)
* Centipedes
* Giant Straw Doll
* Hirata
* Divine Realm
* Lord Takeru
* Research
* Guardian Ape's Borrow

## Overview

**Dragon's Heritage** is a power possessed by the Divine Heir.

When one with the power of the Dragon's Heritage dies, the more a sickness known as Dragonrot spreads through the world.

## Gameplay Function

**Dragon's Heritage** allows Wolf to come back to life upon death, costing him a node of Ressurective Power. After resting, the player is automatically granted one node, with additional nodes requiring the player to defeat several enemies. Certain items will grant the player a free node, and others will increase the max number of nodes the player has available. After resurrecting, the node counter will be struck through with a black slash, making resurrection impossible until either defeating several enemies, or landing a death blow on a Boss or Mini-Boss.
Ashina Esoteric Text

## In-Game Description

The text reads like a history of Isshin Ashina's battles; when young, Isshin fought desperately time and time again, polishing his technique in the blood of his enemies. He consolidated his learnings under the "Ashina Style" name for the sake of his clan's dominance.

## Availability

* Given by the Tengu of Ashina in Ashina Outskirts.
* Found in Isshin's room.

## Overview

Unlocks the Ashina Arts Combat Art skill tree.

To receive this item Wolf needs to accept to hunt some Rat with the Tengu and kill the Rat spying on the other two talking about Isshin and Genichiro atop Ashina Castle Gate (order doesn't matter): speaking with the Tengu again, he'll reward Sekiro with this Esoteric Text.

If Wolf hasn't received prior to defeating the Divine Dragon, this item will be found in Isshin's room.

## Notes

* If Wolf chooses to "**Obey the iron code**" at Owl's request, this item will become unobtainable for the rest of the playthrough.

* Carries over into New Game Plus.
Gyoubu's Broken Horn

## In-Game Description

The horn contracts to pull enemies in, also capable of stripping crude armour.
When the horn was broken during the rebellion, Isshin praised it for its "Splendid Shape", awarding Oniwa with the cross-bladed spear of Shuzen Tamura.

## Availability

* Found in a chest in the Ashina Reservoir inside the house underneath which, in the prologue, Wolf could eavesdrop on two Ashina Soldiers talking about Kuro and Genichiro. The Gatehouse Key is required to unlock the door.
* Available for 2800 2800 in the Offering Box near Hanbei, if it hasn't been retrieved prior to the final invasion of Ashina Castle and Outskirts by the Central Forces.

## Overview

Unlocks the Loaded Spear Prosthetic Tool when given to the Sculptor at the Dilapidated Temple.

The Gatehouse Key is held by a spear-wielding guard on the bridge to the Abandoned Dungeon. After defeating the Blazing Bull, grapple onto the branch in front of the Faithful One and pass the gate ahead.

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Sekiro- Shadows Die Twice - Gatehouse Key and Gyoubu's Broken Horn Location
Living Force

Applicable Prosthetic Tools: Flame Vent, Divine Abduction

## Overview

A Combat Art of the Prosthetic Arts tree, requires 44 Skill Points to unlock. The Prosthetic Arts tree requires Prosthetic Esoteric Text to unlock.

## Prerequisites

* Chasing Slice
* Fang and Blade
* Projected Force
* Grappling Hook Attack
* Nightjar Slash
* Nightjar Slash Reversal

## Ability

**(ATTACK after using Prosthetic Tools) Living Force**: The sword is imbued with the Tool's effect.

Applicable Prosthetic Tools:

* Flame Vent (after initial blast)
* Divine Abduction (after Gathering Vortex)
Homeward Idol

## Availability

Found in the inventory from the start of the game.

## Overview

Used to return to the Dilapidated Temple or the last visited Sculptor's Idol.

Since Wolf's completely vulnerable while this item is being used, it can't be employed as a swift escape when surrounded by enemies.

## Notes

* During the prologue, this item will bring Wolf back to four set checkpoints:
	+ The well where Wolf is found at the beginning.
	+ Kuro's room in the Moon-view Tower.
	+ Shigenori Yamauchi's location (if the miniboss is dead).
	+ The secret passage underneath the bridge.

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Antidote Powder

## In-Game Description

Heals status abnormality "Poison", and for a time decreases Poison buildup while increasing Poison resistance.
Magnetic deposits are found in the Sunken Valley, but the place is dangerously toxic. Antidote Powder is essential for anyone attempting to mine the ore.

## Availability

* Dropped by the Snake Eyes Cannoneer before the Outskirts Wall - Stairway Sculptor's Idol.
* In the room with the shortcut opening from the ruined house with Lizards, to the right from where the Chained Ogre is fought.
* Three sold by Battlefield Memorial Mob for 30 30 each in Ashina Castle Gate Fortress.
* Infinite stock sold by Fujioka the Info Broker for 100 100 each at the Dilapidated Temple.
 **Senpou Temple** | * Three by a large tree, to the right from the path patrolled by Senpou Monks.
 **Sunken Valley** | * Dropped by Snake Eyes Followers.
* At the start of the Sunken Valley Passage near a thin ledge.
* Near Snake Eyes Shirafuji, on a ledge to her right, below.
* Infinite stock sold by Toxic Memorial Mob for 120 120 each at the bottom of the valley.
 **Hirata Estate** | * Two given by a villager through a window in the upper residential area, where it's possbile to eavesdrop on an Axe Wielding Bandit and a Torch Wielding Bandit.

## Overview.

Used to remove Poison status abnormality and increase Poison Resistance for 30 seconds.

Up to five can be carried at any time.

Can be sold for 8 8.

## Notes

* Great Shinobi - Owl's *Deny Healing Bomb* will prevent the use of this item.

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Ending 1: Shura

* Defeat Corrupted Monk (and obtain Shelter Stone)
* Side with Owl, obey the Iron Code
* Defeat Emma, the Gentle Blade and Isshin Ashina.

After obtaining both the Shelter Stone and the Lotus of the Palace, all of the Sculptor's Idols in the Ashina Castle will become inaccessible. Upon reaching the top of the castle, Owl will be waiting on the rooftop, presenting Wolf the choice to obey the Iron Code or to stand by Kuro. Choosing the former is required for this ending.
Then, Wolf will have to fight two bosses exclusive to this ending back to back: Emma, the Gentle Blade and Isshin Ashina.
After the boss fight, Wolf will murder Owl and become Shura, marking the beginning of the most tragic massacre of the Sengoku era.
Ashina Soldier

## Ashina Swordsman

Soldiers first encountered in the prologue, patrolling in the Ashina Outskirts and throughout Ashina Castle.

### Behaviour and Tactics

* **Five-slash Combo**: a combo consisting of five swift strikes.
* **Two-slash Combo**: a combo consisting of a horizontal slash followed by a vertical one.
* **Dual Slash**: a horizontal slash to the side, followed up by a reverse horizontal slash.

Their attacks are rather slow and their posture can be exhausted by a few quick strikes, opening them up for a Deathblow.

## Ashina Rifleman

Three found near the Old Grave Sculptor's Idol.

### Behaviour and Tactics

* **Shoot**: shoots once then reloads.
* **Stock Jab**: hits his target with the stock of the gun if they are too close.

Simply rapidly pressing the attack button is enough to defeat them.

## Ashina Spear-Bearer

A spear-bearing Ashina soldier, encountered first to the left on a platform nearby the Chained Ogre in Ashina Outskirts.

### Behaviour and Tactics

* **Perilous Thrust**: a forward thrust of his spear.
* **Perilous Charge**: charges forward with the spear, hitting several times.

His attacks can be deflected but it is safer to jump on him to deal posture damage. He can be killed in a few hits.

The one that is fought near the Chained Ogre in the Ashina Outskirts will start patrolling towards the stairs once Wolf approaches the Ogre, so it is advised to pull the mini-boss down to the bottom of the stairway, or to finish the spear-bearer first, as the Ogre is breaking free of its shackles.

* Ashina Outskirts
* Ashina Reservoir

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Divine Confetti

## In-Game Description

The paper is made ceremoniously, whereby pulp is spread thin using water from the exalted Fountainhead. As the gods bless the waters, so too will the confetti bless one who basks in its touch, allowing attacks to connect with apparition-type enemies.

## Availability

 **Ashina Castle** | * Dropped by Isshin's Pupils.
 **Sunken Valley** | * Found above the altar holding the Dried Serpent Viscera in the Sunken Valley Passage.
 **Ashina Depths** | * Found in the house of the Head Priest of Mibu Village. [x5]
 **Fountainhead Palace** | * In Mibu Manor, at the end of a corridor.
* Near the Flower Viewing Stage, behind the tower on the left.
 **Hirata Estate** | * In the house before Juzou the Drunkard is fought.
* Found behind a secret door in the Audience Chamber.

## Overview

Used to buff one's weapon with a divine blessing that deals additional damage to any enemy for 60 seconds.

This type of buff possesses unique properties:

* It's especially effective against apparition-type enemies, such as:
	+ Headless
	+ Shichimen Warrior
	+ O'Rin of the Water
	+ Corrupted Monk
	+ Demon of Hatred
* It also deals bonus damage against "infested" enemies, such as:
	+ Headless Ape
	+ True Monk
* It deals chip damage even when blocked.

Up to five can be carried at any time.

Once the Dragon's Tally Board is obtained after defeating the True Monk, this item will be sold in infinite supplies by any merchant for 300 300.

Can be sold for 50 50.

## Notes

* It's not possible to stack two buffs on Wolf's sword at the same time, so the effect of Divine Confetti will be cancelled early by:
	+ The Phoenix's Lilac Umbrella or Suzaku's Lotus Umbrella used in conjunction with the Projected Force Combat Art.
	+ Any version of the Flame Vent used in conjunction with Living Force.
	+ The Bestowal Ninjutsu.

* Without applying this buff, upon a successful deflection against any attack of the Headless, Sekiro will still take chip damage, even if in possession of Kuro's Charm.

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Heavy Coin Purse

Using this item allows for storing 500 500 that are not lost on death, making them a good method of storing sen until they're needed.

Can be sold to merchants for 500 500.

Up to 99 can be carried.

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* Two sold by Battlefield Memorial Mob for 550 550 each.
* Three sold by Dungeon Memorial Mob for 550 550 each.
* Three sold by Shugendo Memorial Mob for 550 550 each.
* Three sold by Exiled Memorial Mob for 550 550 each.
* Three sold by Fujioka the Info Broker for 550 550 each.

 **Ashina Castle** | * Next to the chest that contains Gyoubu's Broken Horn.
 **Abandoned Dungeon** | * Just through the entrance from Ashina Castle, under a cart.
 **Senpou Temple** | * On a ledge to the right from the first building, reachable by grappling onto a tree branch.
* On a ledge to the left, instead of going up to the area where where the Armoured Knight can be challenged.
* On a statue in the small building, reached from where the Pure White Pinwheel is located.
 **Sunken Valley** | * In the room leading towards the Gun Fort Sculptor's Idol.
 **Ashina Depths** | * In the poison pools where Snake Eyes Shirahagi is fought.
 **Fountainhead Palace** | * In an open, watery courtyard surrounded by Palace Dogs.
* By the roots of the Great Sakura.
* On a broken bridge on the Feeding Grounds.
Light Coin Purse

Using this item allows for storing 100 100 that are not lost on death, making them a good method of storing Sen until they're needed.

Can be sold to merchants for 100 100.

Up to 99 can be carried.

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* Three sold by Fujioka the Info Broker for 110 110 each.
* Three sold by the Crow's Bed Memorial Mob for 110 110 each.
* Three sold by the Battlefield Memorial Mob for 110 110 each.

* On the rooftop of a broken down house near the first Mallet-Wielding Taro Soldier.
* On the floor above the Tengu of Ashina.
 **Ashina Castle** | * Grapple to the left right after the Blazing Bull, then enter the building on the left.
 **Abandoned Dungeon** | * On the first small island in the Underground Waterway.
 **Senpou Temple** | * On the roof of the gatehouse where the Monks patrol in towards the first building in the area.
* By a large tree, to the right from the path where the Monks patrol.
 **Ashina Depths** | * On the way up to the ledge above the Buddha statue in Hidden Forest.
* In the area after the Dying Monk, by a group of phantom Bandits in the Hidden Forest.
* In the beginning of Mibu Village, follow the path behind the Dog, past a pack of Dogs to a dead end.
* On a rooftop next to the Mibu Village Head Priest's house.
 **Fountainhead Palace** | * By the first building, next to the waterfall in a bird's nest.
 **Hirata Estate** | * On the island with Pot Noble Harunaga.
* In a house in the upper residential area, near the shrine that holds the Shinobi Axe of the Monkey.
* In the house right next to Juzou the Drunkard.
* Behind the secret door in Hirata Estate Main Hall.
* (Father's Bell) Inside the building to the left of Juzou the Drunkard.
Immortal Severance

* Shinobi
* Ashina Clan
* General Tamura
* Tengu
* Dogen
* Lone Shadows
* Dragon's Heritage
* Shura
* Tomoe
* Ashina
* Interior Ministry
* Dragonspring Pilgrimage
* Ako
* Ungo
* Gachiin
* Gokan
* Yashariku
* Taro Troop
* Memorial Mob
* Nightjars
* Central Forces
* Red Guard (Lore)
* Centipedes
* Giant Straw Doll
* Hirata
* Divine Realm
* Lord Takeru
* Research
* Guardian Ape's Borrow

## Overview

**Immortal Severance** is the rite of severing ties with the Dragon's Heritage.

To accomplish this, one must travel beyond the Fountainhead Palace to the Sanctuary and imbibe the tears of the holy dragon of the divine realm.

## In-Game Description

With Mortal Blade in hand,
My blood may be shed.
With my blood, the aroma will be complete,
The divine realm will be in reach.
Immortal Severance will be at hand.
I must ask Tomoe to assist with the beheading...
Ashina Elite - Ujinari Mizuo

## Description

**Ashina Elite - Ujinari Mizuo** (葦名流 水生氏成, Ashina School Mibu Ujinari) is an optional Mini-Boss with two Deathblow Counters.

He mostly fights with the Ashina Cross. Albeit his Red Eyes make him hard to stagger, they provoke a deep fear of flames in him.

## Location

* Upper Tower - Antechamber: he is found sitting in the dojo under Isshin's room after the final invasion of Ashina Castle.

## Behaviour and Tactics

* **Perilous Sweep**: Sweeps the ground with his katana. Mostly used after he deflects some attack.
* **Ashina Cross**: Quick draws and slash twice rapidly.
* **Retreat**: slashes down and steps back concurrently. Mostly used after his *Ashina Cross* is deflected.
* **Palm Strike**: strikes with his palm before retreating to follow it up with *Ashina Cross*.

While he will get up and fight when approached for the first time, upon losing sight of Wolf, it'll become possible to inflict a Stealth Deathblow on him.

It's also possible to lead the numerous Lone Shadows in the Castle to fight him, although the more they are the harder it'll become to approach the Mini-Boss for the Finisher Deathblow.

Ungo's Sugar can help mitigate the high damage output of this Mini-Boss, while Gokan's Sugar prevents being easily guard-broken, although the powerful attacks of Ujinari Mizuo will still bypass Sekiro's defense.

If attacked after a successful deflection, he'll mostly deflect back and then throw his *Perilous Sweep*.

Dodging to the left is enough to avoid and punish his *Ashina Cross*, which creates an opening to damage his Vitality with the Flame Vent or his Posture with the Loaded Axe.

As with all Red-Eyed creatures, Ujinari Mizuo will crawl in fear at the first sight of fire, so the Flame Vent, especially combined with Living Force, is hugely recommended and, since it's also easier to deflect his **Iaijutsu** with any Umbrella, the Suzaku Lotus version is suggested as it'll create some fiery sparks upon every successful parry and can deal major damage afterward with Projected Force. The Sparkling Axe too can inflict severe Posture Damage while stunning him in the process.

This Mini-Boss is also extremely susceptible to the Poison of the Sabimaru.

Both Shadowrush and Shadowfall can be employed to safely kill him from a distance, since he won't be able to counter the first thrust, after which it's possible to rapidly create space from him by jump-kicking away.

Please watch over me...
We, the Ashina clan, will win this battle...

## Trivia

* To acquire his Red Eyes, Ujinari Mizuo he must have consumed the Rejuvenating Waters of Doujun.
* In japanese, his surname 水生 is spelled like Mibu is in Mibu Village (水生村) and in O'Rin's name (水生のお凜, O'Rin of Mibu), but differently from how it appears in Mibu Balloons (ミブ風船).
Ako's Sugar

## Availability

* To the left of the Ashina Castle Gate Fortress Sculptor's Idol. [x1]
* Past the Ashina Castle Gate to the left, behind the wall, after the two Ashina Swordsmen near the Fistful of Ash and before the Ashina Rifleman. [x2]
 **Senpou Temple** | * On the path patrolled by Senpou Monks, next to a tombstone.
* Inside the first building, in the room with five statues and Crickets. [x3]
* To the left of the Main Hall Sculptor's Idol, on a ledge outside the building.
* Up to three sold by the Memorial Mob for 80 80.
* Dropped by Senpou Monks.
 **Sunken Valley** | * Past the Riven Cave at the foot of the statue before the collapsed statue. [x2]
 **Fountainhead Palace** | * In Mibu Manor guarded by a Palace Noble to the left of Bite Down. [x3]
 **Hirata Estate** | * To the right of the Estate Path Sculptor's Idol. [x1]

## Overview

Increases the amount of Vitality and Posture damage dealt by 12.5% and lasts 30 seconds (or 45 with the Devotion Skill).

Up to three can be carried at any time.

Can be sold for 20 20.

## Notes

* A limitless version that costs Spirit Emblems to use is rewarded for defeating the Headless in Ashina Outskirts.

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Jago Potshore

Him in the list of victors for District 7

Jago Potshore is the 2nd victor of District 7, at 18 years old.

Source:

fanshungergames.wikia.com/wiki/Jago\_Portshore

## 12th Hunger Games

In the Games, since he was very strong and was very skilled with axes, the careers wanted him as an ally. However, Jago betrayed them and killed them in their sleep, thus, crowning him the Victor. Also, his odds of wining were 4-1. This year, he was mentored by Fir Yule.

## 26th Games

At this time, he is the only mentor from his district in the Games, "*From 7, theres a man named Jago Potshore, another strong looking guy. He looks mean, according to his appearance, but he's actually a nice guy. Appearances can be deceiving*."

## Mockingjay

In one of the film places they used to shoot the first film, there were many pillars showing the names of each victor that won a Hunger Games. As expected, his name showed up on one of the pillars there, along with the other victors from his district.

## Trivia

* The name Jago derived from the Cornish for "James," like James Logan. Jago is a Cornish name most commonly found as a surname, though also used as a forename. It is derived from the Cornish for the name Jacob or James. The surname dates back to the early 13th century.
Gachiin's Spiritfall

## In-Game Description

Headless are the ruined form of corrupted heroes who once fought for their country.
"I'm falling to pieces", said the man to himself, drifting deep into the forest.

## Availability

Dropped by the Headless in the Hidden Forest.

## Overview

The limitless version of Gachiin's Sugar.

Makes Wolf harder to detect by enemies by suppressing his presence for 30 seconds (or 45 with the Devotion Skill).

Costs 2 **2** **Spirit Emblems** to use.

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Holy Chapter: Dragon's Return

## In-Game Description

"Undying, I pray for the Dragon's return. Undying, lo, let us wait an age; for the Divine Heir to assimilate the cold dragon tears; for the cradle to consume the pair of serpentine fruits.
Let the cradle endure, giving Him shelter; granting His return to the west."

## Availability

Found on the corpse of the High Priest of Senpou Temple, in the dark cave with Lesser Centipedes to the left of the Main Hall Sculptor's Idol.

## Overview

This item will only appear after the Divine Child of Rejuvenation suggests that Wolf speak with the old High Priest of Mt. Kongo.

Required for the Return Ending.
Isshin's Letter

## In-Game Description

Dear Emma,
The Ashina Castle Gate has grown loud with the sound of scurrying. The Tengu will see to the rats, worry not.Isshin

## Overview

This item will be on the floor of Isshin's room only before Wolf comes to know of Isshin's whereabouts from Kuro, If Sekiro has already met the Tengu of Ashina in Ashina Castle Gate, or until he has spoken with the Tengu.
Decaying Inmate

## Description

The Decaying Inmates are the test subjects of Doujun's inhuman experiments left to rot in the Abandoned Dungeon and the Bottomless Hole.

## Behaviour and Tactics

* Grab: If they get in range, they'll attempt to lunge at their target, dealing a lot of Vitality and Posture damage.

Continuously sidestepping while attacking is a guaranteed strategy to avoid getting grabbed.

Normally, after the first Deathblow, they'll remain on the ground for a while, before resurrecting: once a second Deathblow is performed they'll die definetely.

If Fire Damage is inflicted on them via any Prosthetic Tool like the Flame Vent or the Flaming Axe, only one Deathblow will be needed to finish them off.

Lock on can prove counterproductive, seen the numerous swarm of Crickets near these enemies.

## Notes

* Despite their only attack being a grab, no Perilous Kanji appears on screen.
* Mashing buttons will allow Wolf to leave the grab animation sooner, decreasing the overall damage of the attack by a lot.

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Divine Dragon's Tears

## In-Game Description

The body of the Divine Dragon is eternal, and its tears, once shed, will maintain their form and moisture in perpetuity. Should one of the Dragon's Heritage partake of the dragon's tears, Immortal Severance will be reified.

## Availability

* Reward for defeating the Divine Dragon in the Fountainhead Palace.

## Overview

Give to Kuro to finalize the process of Immortal Severance.
Gokan's Spiritfall

## In-Game Description

Headless are the ruined form of corrupted heroes who once fought for their country.
Dedicated burial mounds quietly appease the spirits with severed heads, though none call upon them for long.

## Availability

Dropped by the Headless in the cave beyond the lake to the left of the Under-Shrine Valley Sculptor's Idol.

## Overview

The limitless version of Gokan's Sugar.

Reduces Posture damage suffered from enemy attacks by 33% and lasts 15 seconds (or 22.5 with the Devotion Skill).

Costs 2 **2** **Spirit Emblems** to use.

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Herb Catalogue Scrap

## In-Game Description

"The 'Snap Seed' naturally grows in ravines and deep valleys.
According to denizens of the Sunken Valley, such places are appropriate for offering oneself in marriage to the Great Serpent.
If one wishes to become a bride, they must enter the belly of the Serpent in the valley."

## Availability

Dropped by a Rat watching over the valley with the Great Serpent on a cliff near the Ashina Castle Gate Fortress Sculptor's Idol.

## Overview

Offers clues on the locations of Snap Seeds.

## Notes

* If not retrieved prior to the final invasion of Ashina Castle and Outskirts by the Central Forces, this item will become unobtainable for the rest of the playthrough.