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Pine Hunter's Garment+

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## Pine Hunter's Garment+

### Slots

*This pure violet garment is adorned with the image of the pine, a symbol of good fortune and longevity.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★

* ★
* ★★

## How to obtain

??

Bamboo Hunter's Garment (+) •
Black Deer Hakama (+) •
Pine Hunter's Garment (**+**) •
Scale Hunter's Garment (+) •
Destabilizing Kosode (+) •
Enamel Hunter's Garment (+) •
Butterfly Hunter's Garment (+) •
Rice Hunter's Garment (+) •
Folding Fan Kamiko (+) •
Woven Hunter's Garment (+) •
Wheel Hunter's Garment (+) •
Bear Leather Hakama (+) •
Thunderous Hunter's Garment (+) •
Wave Hunter's Garment (+) •
Lunar Hunter's Garment (+) •
Crane Hunter's Garment (+) •
Dragon Hunter's Garment (+)
Path to Perdition

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## Path to Perdition

### Enemy Strength Night

39

*Here is where the demonic horde and the Ashigumo tribe fought their final battle. The demons routed the weasels and drove them into the mouth of the volcano, earning Hinoe Island's reputation as the Isle of Demons for good.*
Washi Paper

*Yanato's highest quality paper said to last for a thousand years. In fact it's strong enough you can even make clothes out if it.*

Washi Paper can be obtained by trading with the capital via Tama.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Washi Paper can be obtained by trading with the capital via Tama.

## Used in

Washi Paper is used in the creation of:

* Folding Fan Kamiko (10)
* Gold Rake (2)
* Paper Fan (6)
* Soldier's Hat (3)

## Spirit Boughs

Washi Paper is used to release the following Spirit Boughs:

* Paper Fan+ - Critical Papercut+ ★\* (50)
* Soldier's Hat - Iron Shield ★★★ \* (20)
Onion

*This appears to be a bulbous version of the green onion. It seems to grant good fortune, and is favored by warriors of the west. Also notorious for inducing tears when cut.*

Onion can be obtained by trading with the capital via Tama.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Onion can be obtained by trading with the capital via Tama in the Mountain Pass.

## Used in

Onion is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Onion is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Tengu Mask

### Slots

*A mask that depicts a mountain spirit who whips up the wind to disorient travelers. In exchange for your vitality, its power allows you to hurl foes even greater distances.*

## How to obtain

The Tengu Mask can be obtained in a treasure box in Crimson Blaze Mountain.

Whistling Mask (+) •
**Tengu Mask** (+) •
Crow Mask (+) •
Lucky Mask (+) •
Hoary Mask (+) •
Girlish Mask (+) •
Soul-Stealing Mask (+) •
Demon Mask (+) •
Kamuhitsuki Mask (+)
Retribution

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## Use

Retribution can be attached to garments, headwear, masks, 1H weapons and 2H weapons.

## How to obtain

Retribution can be obtained from a treasure box in Radiant River Gorge.
Wheel Hunter's Garment+

### Slots

*A light tan garment showing a wheel cutting through waves. Those who wear these clothes will discover the ability to channel their spiritual energy into their weapon.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★

## How to obtain

??

Bamboo Hunter's Garment (+) •
Black Deer Hakama (+) •
Pine Hunter's Garment (+) •
Scale Hunter's Garment (+) •
Destabilizing Kosode (+) •
Enamel Hunter's Garment (+) •
Butterfly Hunter's Garment (+) •
Rice Hunter's Garment (+) •
Folding Fan Kamiko (+) •
Woven Hunter's Garment (+) •
Wheel Hunter's Garment (**+**) •
Bear Leather Hakama (+) •
Thunderous Hunter's Garment (+) •
Wave Hunter's Garment (+) •
Lunar Hunter's Garment (+) •
Crane Hunter's Garment (+) •
Dragon Hunter's Garment (+)
Jules

**Julian Laschewski** (\* 8. August 1988), auch bekannt als **Jules**, ist seit Mai 2021 Mitglied von PietSmiet und der Chief Operating Officer des Unternehmens.

## Leben

Jules wurde am 8. August 1988 in Dormagen geboren. 2010 hat er sein Abitur mit einem Schnitt von 3,2 abgelegt. Er hat Informatik studiert und wollte ursprünglich Spieleentwickler werden, arbeitete danach jedoch in einer auf Videospiele spezialisierten Agentur, die unter anderem Events und Influencer-Aktionen plante. Nebenbei war er als Podcaster und Autor tätig. 2018 veröffentlichte er das Buch *Nur in meinem Kopf: Leben mit einer Depression*, in dem er von seiner Depression erzählt. Außerdem schrieb er Bücher für den Streamer Knossi und den TikToker Dannero.

## Bei PietSmiet

Jules wurde im Mai 2021 Mitglied von PietSmiet, nachdem Mikkel, mit dem er auch den Podcast *Bookapalooza* macht, seinen Posten als COO bei PietSmiet abgegeben hat, um sich auf die Organisation von Friendly Fire zu fokussieren. Die Jungs suchten im Mai 2021 einen Ersatz für ihn und starteten einen Bewerbungsprozess. Mikkel hat daraufhin Jules angeschrieben und gefragt hat, ob er "der neue Mikkel" werden möchte, da er ihm dies zutraue. Jules führte deshalb ein Bewerbungsgespräch mit Piet und Brammen, woraufhin er die Stelle als neuer Chief Operating Officer bekam. Am 4. Juni 2021 wurde öffentlich bekanntgegeben, dass Jules Mikkels Aufgaben bei PietSmiet übernehmen wird.

## Trivia

* Bevor er bei PietSmiet angefangen hat, arbeitete Jules in einer Agentur und organisierte unter anderem den Gamescom-Stand von Alienware.
* Neben *Bookapalooza* ist Jules auch Teil des Podcasts *Unlocked*.
* Er hat zwei Huskys namens Fenrir und Freya.
* Er hat drei Geschwister.
* Er hat eine App programmiert, die ähnlich wie *cameo.com* funktioniert.
* Auch sein Vater ist Informatiker.
* Er ist verheiratet und hat mit seiner Frau ein Haus mit Garten.
* Im Alter von 10 Jahren hat er seinen ersten Hund, einen Bobtail, bekommen. Um diesen kümmerte er sich eigenständig.
* Seine Lieblingstiere sind Hunde.

## Quellen

1. ↑ Das war der 32. Geburtstag... (Instagram)
2. ↑ Julian Laschewski Bücher online kaufen (Thalia)
3. ↑ Der Neue COO bei PietSmiet - Frag die Geschäftsführung (pietsmiet.de)
4. ↑ PietSmiet: Laschewski folgt auf Robrahn (gameswirtschaft.de)
5. ↑ Bücher von Julian Laschewski (Amazon)
6. ↑ Tschüss Mikkel! - Frag die Geschäftsführung (pietsmiet.de)
7. ↑ Nach knapp drei Jahren wird es Zeit für einen Job-Wechsel... (Twitter)
8. ↑ PietCast #283 - Wer ist Jules? (Spotify)
9. ↑ Habe soeben dieses Bild von Freya und mir von vor einigen Jahren (Twitter)
10. ↑ Manchmal würde ich gerne auch so erfreut... (Instagram)
11. ↑ 11,0 11,1 11,2 11,3 PietCast #284 - Abschied (pietsmiet.de)
Woven Hunter's Garment

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## File:Woven Hunter's Garment icon.png Woven Hunter's Garment

### Slots

*This golden brown garment is adorned with a woven bamboo pattern, which is said to drive off evil.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★

## How to obtain

The Woven Hunter's Garment can be obtained from Yui's loom for:

(to be updated)

Bamboo Hunter's Garment (+) •
Black Deer Hakama (+) •
Pine Hunter's Garment (+) •
Scale Hunter's Garment (+) •
Destabilizing Kosode (+) •
Enamel Hunter's Garment (+) •
Butterfly Hunter's Garment (+) •
Rice Hunter's Garment (+) •
Folding Fan Kamiko (+) •
**Woven Hunter's Garment** (+) •
Wheel Hunter's Garment (+) •
Bear Leather Hakama (+) •
Thunderous Hunter's Garment (+) •
Wave Hunter's Garment (+) •
Lunar Hunter's Garment (+) •
Crane Hunter's Garment (+) •
Dragon Hunter's Garment (+)
Soundtrack/Commentary/War

## War

The theme of the 22nd instalment of the "Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin" music commentary is "War", a song for fortress levels.

This is a level BGM for the area around Direhaze Keep, the last region you traverse on the world map. The demons are more organised and attack in groups, and strong enemies that have never appeared before also show up. In order to increase the exploration level, it is possible to attack at night, but the danger is even greater. I can't tell you how many times I've had to start over from the beginning because I've been countered by a Demon Bear, or had my health reduced by half by a lightning bolt from a Demon Badger while stunned...the only ally I have is the Demon Rabbit who mercilessly shoots cannons at their allies as I struggle to survive, surrounded by enemies!

The level music uses instruments that represent the characteristics of each region. Woodwinds for the wooded region, piano for the water region, percussion for fire, and brass for golden levels - the fortress levels. There was another reason for this: I wanted to orchestrate this piece. The tense atmosphere in the dungeons in the latter half of the game has something in common with the volcano stage BGM "Blazing Fire", but there is a big difference between the two songs. However, there is a big difference between the two songs: "Blazing Fire" is for a threat that exists naturally, while "War" is for a threat whose hostility is clearly influenced by human will.

The developer's BGM list also says, "The only artificial dungeon. The purpose of the previous adventures was to investigate, but this one is clearly to defeat the owner of the fort. Give a strong impression of battle". If a primitive threat can be expressed by the random beating of drums, how should a man-made threat be expressed? I thought that the best representative of music assembled by human hands would be an orchestra.

(See the attached MIDI, 28\_ikusa1.mid, in the article.)

The four rhythms that I have used in other songs are reduced to just the bass in this song, and instead of a drum set, I use small drums to create a march-like rhythm. The drums and breakbeats are layered to create a groove, and accents are added with drums and hyoshigi clappers. Because the theme of the song is battle, I was particular about starting the intro with a conch shell. While the small staccato of the strings heightens the sense of urgency and the thickness of the brass instruments increases the power, the Japanese instruments of shamisen, koto, shakuhachi, and flute play the melody, giving a strong impression of Japanese elements.

As you can imagine, it took a long time to create because of the high number of parts, but the hard work will be rewarded if you can feel the grandeur of the battle that brought together all these demons.

(See the attached MIDI, 28\_ikusa2.mid, in the article.)

Next time, I'll introduce the song "Hollow" for disturbing cutscenes.
Shooting Star Hoe+

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## Shooting Star Hoe+

### Weapon Type

2H Weapon

*A hoe that has been decorated with split gold. Infused with the power of boar and deer demons, it is particularly potent against quadrupedal foes.*

## How to obtain

Once the Copper Hoe+ is obtained, the Shooting Star Hoe+ can be obtained from Kinta's Forge for:

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (**+**) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Sanwa Millet

*One of the five grains, and one of the most popular crops produced in Yanato, thanks to its ability to grow even in poor soil. It also contains a hint of spiritual energy.*

Sanwa Millet can be obtained by cutting down grass, gathering or sending gatherers to gathering areas.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Sanwa Millet can be found by cutting down bushes or gathering in:

* Bounteous Earth Grotto
* Dragon's Tunnel
* Eggplant Hollow

It can also be brought back by gatherers coming back from:

* Gathering Area: Foothills
* Gathering Area: Plain

## Used in

Sanwa Millet is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Sanwa Millet is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Renowned Water

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## Renowned Water

*Water that is renowned for its purity, which has been melted down from solid ice. I imagine it is the highest quality water that we can hope to find on this island.*

Renowned Water can be obtained by gathering at gathering points, or by allowing Ice to melt.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Renowned Water can be found by gathering in:

* Hidden Crimson Spring
* Lucid Falls

## Used in

Renowned Water is used in the creation of:

* Demonic Pearl Ladle
* Demonic Pearl Pail

## Spirit Boughs

Renowned Water is used to release the following Spirit Boughs:

* Scale Hunter's Garment - Waterborne ★★\* (10)
* Scale Hunter's Garment+ - Waterborne ★★\* (10)
* Lunar Hunter's Garment - Moonlit Night ★★★\* (50)
Tusk Pickaxe

*A pickaxe made from a demon boar's ginormous tusk. Its hidden power may very well aid you in mining.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★

## How to obtain

The Tusk Pickaxe can be obtained from Kinta's Forge for:

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
**Tusk Pickaxe** (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Wheat

*Though it is counted among the five grains, the wheat harvested on this island is not suited for cultivation. You are certainly free to use it as an ingredient, however.*

Wheat can be obtained by cutting down bushes, interacting with gathering points, and sending gatherers to gathering areas.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Wheat can be found by cutting down bushes and interacting with gathering points in:

* Bounteous Earth Grotto
* Cylindric Cavern

It can also be brought back by gatherers coming back from:

* Gathering Area: Foothills
* Gathering Area: Plain

## Used in

Wheat is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Wheat is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Seven Herbs

*Water dropwort, shepherd's purse, cudweed, chickweed, nipplewort, turnip, and radish. If you manage to find all seven, legend says that fortune will favor you.*

Seven Herbs can be found in spring.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Seven Herbs can be found in the spring at:

* Mountain Pass

It can also be brought back by gatherers coming back in the spring from:

* Gathering Area: Plain

## Used in

Seven Herbs is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Seven Herbs is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Oaken Hammer

*A hammer made of the finest oak, selected for its exceptional hardness. It may require some strength to wield, but you'll soon get into the swing of things.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★

## How to obtain

The Oaken Hammer can be obtained from Kinta's Forge for:

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
**Oaken Hammer** (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Oil

*Refined oil, with the dregs carefully filtered out. A life of luxury is incomplete without this invaluable substance.*

Oil is a vital part of the game; its main two uses are lighting up dark places so that Sakuna can see at night, and for vastly increasing the range of things Myrthe can cook. It is obtained once Sakuna defeats the Camellia Toad in the Forest of Supplication and obtains the Oil Droplet.

It can be crafted out of either Vegetable Oil or Fish Oil (3 of either to create 1 Oil) via Myrthe, and it can also be obtained from the capital for rice via Tama. On occasion, it can be found in jars.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Oil can be found in treasure boxes in:

* Dragon's Tunnel
* Takeribi's Gold Mine

It can also be found by trading with the capital by talking to Tama, though crafting it with Vegetable Oil or Fish Oil is the best way.

## Used in

Oil is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Oil is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Musical Arrangements -Play-

**Spoiler Warning**This page contains spoilers for the main story of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Proceed carefully.

**Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Musical Arrangements -Play-**, alternatively known as Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Arrange Collection -KANADE-, is an arrange album produced by soundtrack composer Hiroyuki Oshima, featuring arranges of selected tracks performed by artists such as classical Japanese group FAMIKOTO, gagaku (Japanese court music) performer Yutaka OTA, and 3x4xS with such instruments as the shakuhachi, the shamisen, the koto and the cello.

The album was released on May 12, 2021, and the total run time is 70 minutes.

The album is available to stream, can be purchased as standalone DLC from Steam, or from various other platforms, including in physical form from certain retailers.

## Videos

A crossfade demo of the album can be viewed on Youtube:

And FAMIKOTO performed arranges as seen on this album live on the 15th of August, 2021:
Oaken Hammer+

*A hammer made of the finest oak, selected for its exceptional hardness. It may require some strength to wield, but you'll soon get into the swing of things.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★

## How to obtain

The Oaken Hammer+ can be obtained as a drop from the boss of Floor 220 of Amagaeshi Shrine.

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (**+**) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Soundtrack/Commentary/Guidance

## Guidance

In the fourth installment of the "Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin" music commentary, the theme is the world map track "Guidance".

Sakuna and her friends are banished to the Isle of Demons after being blamed for the trouble. This is the track that plays when you open the world map to select a location to explore on the island.

Although it is an island, it is very large, and there are many locations to explore based on the five elements theory: the earth cave in the center, the tree forest in the east, the water valley in the north, the fire mountain in the south, and the gold fort in the west.

I wanted the music to have a sense of grandeur, so I used strings to expand the big melody of the shakuhachi, and added accompaniment with guitar, koto, and shō. The tempo of the music was slowed down, as we would be moving on foot, not in a vehicle, and the rhythms of the strings and drums were used to express the power of walking on the earth, step by step.

In the middle part of the piece, I arranged the second theme of the rice-planting song (Yanato Planting Song). I will write more about this theme in Part 7.

If you try to transcribe it into MIDI, it will look like this. However, I think the shakuhachi melody is too weak and monotonous in this case.

(See the MIDI file, 04\_shirube.mid, attached in the article.)

For a big melody with little movement, it sounds like a bar-read with little expression. To solve this problem, use a soft sound source to switch tones and add expression to the performance. The one I used this time was ETHNO WORLD. It contains various ethnic instruments from all over the world by their techniques, and I have been using it for most of the ethnic music I have created over the past few years, so it is very useful.

The one I used this time was "ETHNO WORLD". It contains various ethnic instruments from all over the world by their techniques, and I have been using it for most of the ethnic music I have created over the past few years, so it is very useful.

This is what happens when you use this sound source to play only the shakuhachi in the MIDI above.

(See the audio file and download link attached in the article.)

You can see that I use a variety of tones for different phrases, some with a strong attack, some with a tone change when extended, and some with ornaments. These choices are made in all the other tracks as well.

I think you can now see a little behind the scenes of the production.

Next time, I'll introduce you to the earth dungeon track "Howling Wind".
Steel Mallet

*A mallet forged with stainless steel from the land of Dharka. As you grow more accustomed to its use, you will be better able to unleash its hidden power.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★

## How to obtain

The Steel Mallet can be obtained from Kinta's Forge for:

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
**Steel Mallet** (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Venison

Venison must be properly prepared before it is cooked, but the end result is a truly magical cut of meat that can be paired with any dish.

Venison can be obtained by defeating Demon Deer or Black Shadow.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Venison can be found by defeating Demon Deer or Black Shadow in:

* Abyssal Remnants
* Amagaeshi Shrine
* Armory Compound
* Barbed Mines
* Bellicose Beast Spring
* Blighted Lake
* Bubbling Sandbar
* Cascade of Eternal Darkness
* Cauldron of Endless Night
* Crimson Blaze Mountain
* Direhaze Keep
* Dragon's Tunnel
* Forest of Supplication
* Fort of Undying Shadows
* Fortress Outskirts
* Grove of Everlasting Gloom
* Gunpowder Molehill
* Misty Tear Ridge
* Nocturnal Hollow
* Radiant River Gorge
* Stonethrow Hedge
* Tiger's Jaws Pass
* Valley Passage
* War-torn Hill

## Used in

Venison is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Venison is used to release the following Spirit Boughs:

* Conical Hat - Master Huntress ★★\* (5)
* Conical Hat - Master Huntress ★★★\* (10)
Oaken Spade

*A spade is a farm tool used to break up soil and root out weeds. It is easy to swing and always hits its mark.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★

## How to obtain

The Oaken Spade can be obtained from Kinta's Forge for:

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
**Oaken Spade** (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Soundtrack/Commentary/Bonds

## Bonds

The theme of the 27th instalment of the "Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin" music commentary is "Bonds", a track used for heartwarming, supportive cutscenes.

This song is played during the scene where Sakuna and her friends are trying to get back on their feet with each other's help after suffering a devastating loss. Sakuna and the humans, who had been bickering and complaining when they were first banished to Hinoe Island, have built a solid bond over the course of their long and arduous journey together. As the game involves years of painstaking work to grow rice, the stories woven by each character overlap with each other, and their emotional attachment becomes even stronger.

The developers instructed us to "borrow from or lend help to your friends to get back on your feet against the odds", and they also said "don't be too cheerful because it's still tough. It's not too cheerful because it's still tough - give the nuance of a small hope". I wanted to create a sombre and gentle tune that would make people realize how grateful they are for their friends, so I added an accompaniment of electric piano and guitar to the melody of koto and flute, and organized it so that it would be enveloped by synths and chorus.

One of the most distinctive features of this song is the sound of the flute, which should be a shinobue (bamboo flute) since it is a Japanese style game, but this song uses an Irish instrument called a tin whistle. It's not an instrument that most people are familiar with, but I'm sure many of you are familiar with the sound of the whistle that plays in the intro of the theme song "My Heart Will Go On" from the movie Titanic.

When people ask me why I chose Western instruments instead of Japanese instruments, I can think of many reasons, such as because they have a tone that is more suitable for strumming, or because their gentle tone suits the song, but in the end, I honestly believe that it was "just a feeling, an inspiration". However, I am sure that one of the roots of my own music is Irish, so I think it's natural that such a feel will arise as I write more songs.

As you can hear, this song is an arrangement based on the second theme of the Yanato Planting Song. In fact, it is no exaggeration to say that I wrote a whole song on that theme alone. The song can be roughly divided into two parts: the first half and the second half. The first half is in the D key. The arrangement is faithful to the original, with the second theme played by the electric piano and koto. On the other hand, in the second half of the piece, the key was changed to G, and although the koto still played the same theme, the whistle played free phrases in the background of the melody, trying to add melancholy and warmth to the piece.

(See the attached MIDI, 33\_enishi.mid, in the article.)

We haven't had a song with a Yanato Planting Song arrangement for a while in the recent series of articles, but the rush of arrangements continues from here to the end. In the next article, I'll introduce one such track, "Vow", a heroic cutscene BGM.
Soundtrack/Commentary

**Spoiler Warning**This page contains spoilers for the main story of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Proceed carefully.

Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin composer Hiroyuki Oshima has written one blog post for each of his pieces on the soundtrack. They are in Japanese, so translations and interpretations may not be 100% correct. Translations were done with the assistance of DeepL; all articles are written by Oshima, from his point of view.
Vitality's Bounty

*"They aren't* quite *right yet."*This article needs some work, perhaps some cleanup or addition of data.
**Spoiler Warning**This page contains spoilers for the main story of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Proceed carefully.

## Vitality's Bounty

*Power that was lost when demons ruined our fields. Spread it as fertilizer and your powers shall be restored, purifying the land of Vitality Pollution.*

Vitality's Bounty is an item required to progress in the story after the rice fields are polluted with volcanic ash.

It can be obtained in Armory Compound, Dancing Mushroom Woods and Noxious Dale; put it in your fertilizer and spread it over your fields to remove the Vitality Pollution effect.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Vitality's Bounty can be found in:

* Armory Compound
* Dancing Mushroom Woods
* Noxious Dale

## Used in

Vitality's Bounty is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Vitality's Bounty is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Soundtrack/Commentary/Mist

## Mist

"Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin" is currently on sale for PS4, Switch, and PC. People were saying such things as "It's a realistic rice farming simulator", "the strategy site is the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries," and other rumors, and on the day of its release, it was trending on Twitter!

As the person in charge of the music, I would like to take part in the fun, so I would like to write a series of blog posts about the production of the 42 songs, including variations, and the points I focused on.

In this first installment, we will focus on the first song that plays after you start the game, "Mist".

The story begins with a striking scene in which five people of unknown origin are walking face down on a bridge in the fog with a fantastical background.

As for the order in which I started composing the music, the first thing I did was to create a festival and orchestral version of the main theme song (Yanato Planting Song -Festival- and Yanato Planting Song -Oracle-), a dungeon song for the beginning (Howling Wind), a song for the four seasons in the village (day + night - Sprouting, Cherry Blossoms, Flourish, Firefly, Harvest, Pampas Grass, Budding and Silence), and a dungeon song in the middle.

The tracks for the cutscenes were created relatively late in the game - after the main scenario was completed - but for "Mist", I had a solid image from the beginning, so it was one of the first cutscene tracks I created.

The theme given to me from the development team was "mystery". They wanted the song to have a sense of stagnation, but not a sense of hopelessness or sadness, so I decided to create a song with an ambient feel, using chords instead of a clear melody. When I think of chords in a Japanese-style piece, I think of the shō used in gagaku (ancient Japanese court music), but it's hard to find a sound like that, and the chords you can use are limited.

There was no need to stick to the real thing, so I was free to use similar tones and incorporate characteristic chords that clash on the second degree.

I filled the entire space with synth pads with deep reverb, creating a sound field as if the drums could be heard from behind a fog, and then the flute, shakuhachi, and koto added their free performances.

When I record in real time, I use quantization to adjust the timing, but in this song, I only adjusted the timing - i.e. not exactly matching the beat - so that it would leave an ambiguous impression.

Some of them are MIDI data, so if you have music production software, please open them.

(See the MIDI file, 01\_oboro.mid, attached in the article.)

Next time, I will introduce the track "Purification" from Mihashira Capital.
Chip Mitt

**Chip Mitt** is an American snack accessory company and its eponymous product.

## The Chip Mitt

The Chip Mitt is a foil-based hand covering that protects the user from debris and residue while consuming snack foods such as seasoned potato or tortilla chips and cheese puffs. The product uses "a reverse static charge" to repel crumbs.

## Corporate History

The product was developed by Dr. Charlotte Sanders, who later brought it to market with noted entrepreneur and philanthropist Jacqueline Jennings. Sanders and Jennings had been high school classmates.

The Chip Mitt's first customer was singer/songwriter Mariah Carey, who uses the product to help bake her line of gourmet cookies.
Scythe of Hoshidama+

**Spoiler Warning**This page contains spoilers for the main story of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Proceed carefully.

## Scythe of Hoshidama+

### Weapon Type

1H Weapon

*Your loyal servant Tama has been reforged and reborn from the Edge of Hoshidama into the form of a scythe. Omizuchi would be wise to fear our overwhelming power.*

## How to obtain

The Scythe of Hoshidama+ can be obtained as a drop from the boss of Floor 300 in Amagaeshi Shrine.

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (**+**) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Magic Flakes

*When combined with a medicinal base, these flakes will serve to increase your base magic.*

Magic Flakes are an incredibly rare item and are found only in treasure boxes or as a reward for defeating bosses on certain floors of Amagaeshi Shrine. It can either be used to create Magic Medicine, or can put put directly into fertilizer.

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Magic Flakes can be found in treasure boxes in:

* Cascade of Eternal Darkness
* Crimson Blaze Mountain
* Nocturnal Hollow

And also as a reward for defeating bosses in the following floors of Amagaeshi Shrine:

* Floor 65
* Floor 70
* Floor 75
* Floor 80
* Floor 85
* Floor 90
* Floor 95
* Floor 100
* Floor 165
* Floor 170
* Floor 175
* Floor 180
* Floor 185
* Floor 190
* Floor 195
* Floor 200
* Floor 300

## Used in

Magic Flakes is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Magic Flakes is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Potato

*The potato is a kind of taro that's grown in frigid lands and has found its way to Yanato as of late. It is quite filling for a root plant, and may bestow extra vitality.*

Potato can be obtained by trading with the capital via Tama's trades menu with rice.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Potato can be found in:

* Mountain Pass (via Tama)

## Used in

Potato is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Potato is not used to release any Spirit Boughs.
Andy Cane

**Andrew "Andy" Cane** is CEO of S&A Events International.

## Professional Life

### Early Career

Cane begin his career as a junior editor at Beat Now in their New York office. It is here he met Amber Moore (who later went on to become Queen of Aldovia) and they became close personal friends.

Following the shutdown of Beat Now, Cane gained employment doing night security for Noodle Chalet in their coporate office in downtown New York.

Cane was present in Aldovia for the final preparations for the wedding of Amber Moore to King Richard II. During this time, he assisted the investigative blogger/future queen in her efforts to uncover the underlying causes of financial distress the kingdom was experiencing despite the revitalization efforts of the New Aldovia Initiative.

### S&A Events International

Cane worked with renowned wedding designer, Sahil Mattu to rebrand Mattu's existing events business as "S&A Events International". Cane was appointed CEO of this new venture. As part of the rebrand, they expanded the scope of the company to cover a wider range of events instead of focusing solely on weddings. Their first high-profile non-wedding event was the baby shower of Princess Elleri of Aldovia in 2019. They were engaged by the Palace Office of Press and Protocol to put on this event to follow the signing of the Aldovian-Penglian Centennial Treaty, however due to the theft of the treaty, the baby shower ended up preceding the treaty signing.
Soundtrack/Commentary/Vow

## Vow

The theme of the 28th instalment of the "Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin" music commentary is "Vow", a track seen in cutscenes with a heroic feel.

The song is about Sakuna and her friends, who don't give up even when they are in a tight spot many times, and instead rise up each time. This BGM is played during heroic scenes that show the strong will and determination required to overcome adversity. The first is the scene of the humans vowing to rebuild their home even though it's all gone; the second is the scene showing Sakuna's determination to take the fight to Omizuchi.

The latter scene, in particular, must have left a deep impression on many people, as in terms of music the progression in the late game is a rice planting song with an accompaniment (Yanato Planting Song -Festival-) -> a rice planting song arrangement (Vow) -> the last dungeon's BGM with rice-planting song arrangements (Winding Roots).

To express bravery, I used an orchestral composition with strings and horns to add depth, percussion instruments such as snares, drums, and cymbals in the style of a march to add strength, and a harp to add nobility. On top of this, the melody is played by the Japanese instruments: shakuhachi, flute, and shamisen.

In the A melody, the shakuhachi melody is followed by the horn melody with a delay, and the composition is designed with the canon form in mind. As for the flow from the B melody, please refer to the 7th article. In the B melody, the flute and shamisen play a melody that breaks the first theme. In the C melody, the shakuhachi plays its own melody, while the shamisen plays two bars of the interlude phrase of the rice-planting song, followed by two bars of the second theme on the flute, and two bars on the shamisen.

I made a MIDI file of the part from the B melody to the C melody.

(See the attached MIDI, 34\_chikai.mid, in the article.)

The phrases on the shakuhachi and flute are easy to understand and you will notice that it is a rice-planting song arrangement, but you may not be aware that the phrases were even hidden in the shamisen parts. It's worth writing a commentary article if you can listen to every detail. I hope you will enjoy every bit of it.

In the next article, I will introduce the track "Bloom" from the "Sakuna the Efflorescent" minigame.
Montenaro Concert Hall

Montenaro Concert Hall is venue located in Montenaro. It is home to the annual Christmas concert of the Montenaro Children's Choir.

## Architecture

The exterior is built in the Greek Revival style, with six stately columns adorning the main elevation. The vibrant interior includes bold colors and ornate Victorian styling.
Oil Cake

*This is a base component for any fertilizer. When making fertilizer you'll start with this before deciding what other nutrients to add.*

Oil Cake can be obtained by defeating Aphids in Amagaeshi Shrine, destroying barrels and pots, or sending gatherers to gathering areas.

It is very useful for topping up your rice field's nutrients in all areas.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Oil Cake can be found in:

* Amagaeshi Shrine
* Armory Compound
* Fort of Undying Shadows
* Gunpowder Molehill
* Stonethrow Hedge
* Takeribi's Gold Mine

It can also be brought back by gatherers coming back from:

* Gathering Area: Dry Moat

## Used in

Oil Cake is not used in the creation of any materials.

## Spirit Boughs

Oil Cake is used to release the following Spirit Boughs:

* Soul-Stealing Mask - Overflowing Purse ★★★\* (50)
Rice Farming Scrolls

Over the course of the game, you will collect scrolls containing Lady Toyohana's advice on rice farming; these will give you hints and tips on how to improve your own rice farming as well as directions on how to improve your rice in certain aspects.

Some scrolls outline farming mechanics crucial to the game, while others provide information on improving rice as well as on pests and weeds.

## Seasonal Advice

These scrolls detail all the ways to take care of your rice to increase its stats in certain aspects.

### Yield (HP)

* Sow the seeds thickly in the seedling box.
  Scroll: Summer Yield
* Dehydrate the plants in midsummer.
* After the ears sprout, apply Leaf Fertilizer.
  Scroll: Autumn Yield
* Lay them out to dry for not too long, but not too short either.

### Heartiness (Vitality)

* Sow the seeds thinly in the seedling box.
  Scroll: Summer Heartiness
* After the ears have sprouted, apply Leaf Fertilizer sparingly.
  Scroll: Autumn Heartiness
* Polish them when it is cool.

### Aesthetic (Luck)

* Sort with mud and sow the seeds thinly in the seedling box.
  Scroll: Summer Aesthetic
* Dehydrate them for a short amount of time.
* After the ears have sprouted, open both gates.
  Scroll: Autumn Aesthetic
* Polish the rice when it is cool.
* Create either brown or white rice.

### Aroma (Magic)

* Sow the seeds thinly in the seedling box.
  Scroll: Summer Aroma
  Scroll: Autumn Aroma
* Leave it as brown rice to maximize aroma.
Obsidian Executioner+

*A tool from ancient times that holds untold power. You wish to know how to use it? Try executing demons in battle, or perhaps some radishes in the field.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★

## How to obtain

The Obsidian Executioner+ can be obtained as a drop from the boss of Floor 240 of Amagaeshi Shrine.

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (**+**) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
Scythe of Hoshidama (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)
Whistling Mask

### Slots

*This mask is modeled after the god of the forge, Hyottoko. Its comical expression belies its power to blow away sin and corruption.*

## How to obtain

The Whistling Mask can be found in a treasure box in Dancing Mushroom Woods.

**Whistling Mask** (+) •
Tengu Mask (+) •
Crow Mask (+) •
Lucky Mask (+) •
Hoary Mask (+) •
Girlish Mask (+) •
Soul-Stealing Mask (+) •
Demon Mask (+) •
Kamuhitsuki Mask (+)
Pheasant Meat

*A pheasant's cunning can be most vexing, but its meat may help to bolster one's skill. Though the texture is rather bland, the flavor is said to be utterly delicious.*

It can be obtained by defeating Demon Pheasants and White Gale.

## Rice Farming Stats

Mouse over the tooltips to see what stats correspond to each aspect of the rice.

## Found in

Pheasant Meat can be found by defeating Demon Pheasants and White Gale in:

* Abyssal Remnants
* Amagaeshi Shrine
* Armory Compound
* Barbed Mines
* Blighted Lake
* Cascade of Eternal Darkness
* Cauldron of Endless Night
* Crimson Blaze Mountain
* Direhaze Keep
* Dragon's Tunnel
* Forest of Supplication
* Fort of Undying Shadows
* Fortress Outskirts
* Grove of Everlasting Gloom
* Gunpowder Molehill
* Misty Tear Ridge
* Nocturnal Hollow
* Radiant River Gorge
* Rockslide Passage
* Stonethrow Hedge
* Tiger's Jaws Pass
* War-torn Hill

## Used in

Pheasant Meat is not used in the creation of any equipment.

## Spirit Boughs

Pheasant Meat is used to release the following Spirit Boughs:

* Woven Hat - Bird Catcher ★★\* (20 obtained)
Scythe of Hoshidama

**Spoiler Warning**This page contains spoilers for the main story of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Proceed carefully.

*"The offshoots have stopped growing, so perhaps I should add in some water?"*This article is in good shape, but is missing some data - if you can, please add it in!

## Scythe of Hoshidama

### Weapon Type

1H Weapon

*Your loyal servant Tama has been reforged and reborn from the Edge of Hoshidama into the form of a scythe. Omizuchi would be wise to fear our overwhelming power.*

## Innate Spirit Boughs

* ★
* ★★
* ★★★
* ★★★★

## How to obtain

The Scythe of Hoshidama is obtained during the main story, after defeating the Homusubi Specter for the second time; Kinta will forge the obtained Edge of Hoshidama into the Scythe of Hoshidama and the Hoe of Hoshidama.

Granite Mallet (+) •
Copper Sickle (+) •
Oaken Hammer (+) •
Antler Bean Thresher (+) •
Iron Sickle (+) •
Jade Mallet (+) •
Demonic Pearl Ladle (+) •
First-Rate Sickle (+) •
Obsidian Executioner (+) •
Ironwood Hammer (+) •
Paper Fan (+) •
Hihikaka Thresher (+) •
Gold Iron (+) •
Hanamori Nutcracker (+) •
Light Paper Fan (+) •
Shooting Star Sickle (+) •
Steel Mallet (+) •
**Scythe of Hoshidama** (+) •
 2H Weapons
Bamboo Broom (+) •
Granite Sledgehammer (+) •
Copper Hoe (+) •
Oaken Spade (+) •
Iron Hoe (+) •
Jade Sledgehammer (+) •
Fish Hook (+) •
Demonic Pearl Pail (+) •
First-Rate Hoe (+) •
Tusk Pickaxe (+) •
Obsidian Winnow (+) •
Ironwood Spade (+) •
Gold Rake (+) •
Torrential Fish Hook (+) •
Shooting Star Hoe (+) •
Steel Sledgehammer (+) •
Hoe of Hoshidama (+) •
Nerinagi Spear Fork (+)