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Hochi

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## Hochi

### Profession

* Monk
* Healer

## Physical description

### Skin

Pale

**Hochi** (法心; *Houshin*) is a monk and healer from Cedar Temple in Tsushima. He leads a group of healer monks to Akashima Village but is soon captured by Mongols.
Hochi is opposed to violence - he uses his healing skills to help others and does not distinguish between Mongol suffering and Japanese suffering.

## Tales

* *The Last Warrior Monk*
* *Three Actions, Three Illusions*
Clan Nagao

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## Clan Nagao

### Head

Sadanobu Ishikawa

**Clan Nagao** was a samurai clan of the island of Tsushima, subject to Clan Shimura. The clan was known for its skilled archers. Ruled by Lord Nagao, most of the clan was destroyed in the Battle of Komoda Beach.

## History

Most famous of the skilled archers of Clan Nagao was the legendary archer Tadayori Nagao. According to the musician Yamato, Hachiman, the kami of archery, was so impressed by Tadayori's talent for archery that he gifted him his armor. Wearing his mythical armor, Tadayori was able to single-handedly defeat the pirates who threatened the town of Azamo Bay. When Tadayori passed away peacefully at home, his armor mysteriously disappeared, presumably hidden and guarded by his descendants.

Sensei Ishikawa was formerly a mentor serving under Clan Nagao. He once taught Hironori Nagao his Way of the Bow. However, disaster struck when Hironori used his skill for malice, starting a rebellion to take control of Clan Nagao. The rebellion failed and Hironori was slain by his clansmen, but not before he slaughtered a number of their finest warriors. In order to preserve their legacy, Clan Nagao fabricated a story in which Hironori had died honorably fighting bandits. Ishikawa was blamed for Hironori's treachery, but was allowed to resign from his service to Clan Nagao.

### Demise

During the Battle of Komoda Beach, the Nagao archers felled many of the Mongol Invaders. But like the majority of the samurai who fought at Komoda, Clan Nagao and its retainers were overrun and utterly massacred.

Kaede, the last descendant of Tadayori Nagao and a protector of his legendary armor, is presumably the clan's only living survivor. However, it's unclear if she identified with her relations to it aside from her ancestry.

## Members

* Hirotsune (Lord of Clan Nagao; Deceased)
* Tadayori (Deceased)
* Hironori (Deceased)
* Kaede (Presumably; Alive)
* Sadanobu Ishikawa (Presumably; Alive)

## Gallery

Headband of StrifeNagao BannerSadanobu IshikawaKaede
## Trivia

* The Headband of Strife's description states: "Centuries ago, the Nagao clan became the first of Tsushima's great families to attempt to bring order to the island. But internal rivalries erupted, and they failed to consolidate power. Nevertheless, they remain one of the five major clans on the island."
Flute

> A song that can change the weather
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> Play flute melodies by swiping left on
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> ― In-game description.
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Jin Sakai's **flute**, the *shakuhachi*, is an accessory in Ghost of Tsushima. A family heirloom given to Jin by his deceased mother, it was said by her that its music has the powers to change the weather.

The player can play it at any time in the open world by swiping left on the touchpad. Collecting singing crickets will allow the player to learn new songs. Select which one to play from the menu (Gear → Accessories).

## Songs

Depending on the song, the weather will change to that specific weather condition within a few seconds.

* **The Sun's Warm Embrace** (Default) - Changes the weather to Sunny
* **Lament of the Storm** (5 Crickets) - Changes the weather to Thunder
* **Shadows in the Fog** (10 Crickets) - Changes the weather to Fog
* **A Chorus of Raindrops** (20 Crickets) - Changes the weather to Rain/Snow

## Video

Cornelius Boots, Shakuhachi Flute Performance - Ghost of Tsushima PlayStation E3 2018 Showcase
## Reference

1. ↑ *Ghost of Tsushima, Tales of Tsushima, The Husband*
Benkei's Falls

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**Benkei's Falls** is a location in Toyotama. The name likely is a nod to the legendary monk, Musashibō Benkei. Who was a close companion to the legendary Samurai, Minamoto-No-Yoshitsune. Benkei infamously made his last stand on a bridge, holding off attackers, so his master (Minamoto-No-Yoshitsune) could commit Seppuku. Legend says that despite being dead, Benkei remained standing.
Indebted

***Indebted***is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from February 7, 2020 to TBA.

## Plot

The series follows a couple, Dave and Rebecca, who are ready to start a new life after years of parenting. That is, until Dave's parents show up unannounced and broke, leaving Dave with no choice but to open the door to the people who gave him everything, which eventually leads to a clash of parental chaos among families. The series follows a couple, Dave and Rebecca, who are ready to start a new life after years of parenting. That is, until Dave's parents show up unannounced and broke, leaving Dave with no choice but to open the door to the people who gave him everything, which eventually leads to a clash of parental chaos among families. The series follows a couple, Dave and Rebecca, who are ready to start a new life after years of parenting. That is, until Dave's parents show up unannounced and broke, leaving Dave with no choice but to open the door to the people who gave him everything, which eventually leads to a clash of parental chaos among families. The series follows a couple, Dave and Rebecca, who are ready to start a new life after years of parenting. That is, until Dave's parents show up unannounced and broke, leaving Dave with no choice but to open the door to the people who gave him everything, which eventually leads to a clash of parental chaos among families.

## Cast

* Adam Pally as Dave Luis
* Abby Elliott as Rebecca Luis
* Jessy Hodges as Joanna Luis
* Steven Weber as Stew Luis
* Fran Drescher as Debbie Luis
Daikoku

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Daikoku** was an archer of Yarikawa. During the Mongol invasion, Daikoku rejected Ujimasa Yarikawa's orders to stay within Yarikawa's walls and led a group of archers to harass the Mongols in the countryside. After Jin Sakai helped rescue some of his archers made captive by the Mongols, Daikoku joined him and helped in the defense of Yarikawa.
Arrows

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**Arrows** are a type of ammunition which fired by the Half Bow and Longbow.

## Description

Arrows are the most common ammunition found in the game, found on Mongol archers and in quivers throughout the map. Arrows can be found in Mongol Ammunition pouches scattered throughout most Mongol-inhabited bases.

## Arrow types

### Standard Arrow

> Shot by the Half bow. The archer's standard weapon.
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### Flaming Arrow

> Shot by the Half bow. Ignites enemies, cloth, and dry grass.
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> ― In-game description
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### Heavy Arrow

> Shot by the Longbow. Pierces helmets and can knock enemies backward
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> ― In-game description
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### Explosive Arrow

> Shot by the Longbow. Explodes moments after impact, igniting bystanders.
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> ― In-game description
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### Piercing Arrow

> Unlock Piercing Arrows for your bow that can penetrate shields
>
> ― Technique description
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Available only in Legends to the Hunter for both the Half Bow and Longbow, Piercing Arrow passes through Enemy Shields.
Blowgun

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> Shoots a variety of poisoned darts.
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> ― In-game description.
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The **blowgun** is a ranged weapon that shoots poison and hallucination darts. It is obtained in the story tale "Ghosts from the Past." Initially, the blowgun shoots only poison darts; hallucination darts are obtained in the Yuriko Tale, "The Proud Do Not Endure".

## Gameplay

This section requires expansion.
The Blowgun's darts are silent on firing and impact, but travels a very limited distance and cannot pierce heavily armored parts and shields. The ammunition for the Blowguns can be gathered from special flowers growing among pampa grass; the purple Wolfsbane for Lethal Poison darts and the orange Spider Lilies for Hallucination dart. these flowers look similar to normal flowers used to trade with merchants but give darts instead of flowers.

### Poison Dart

> Shot by the Blowgun. Passes through armor and poisons enemies.
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> ― In-game description.
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Lethal Poison darts kills any enemy that are successfully shot with it, though not instantly. The enemy would have a seizure and gruesomely vomit their own blood before slowly falling down and dying; this process is loud and would easily set nearby enemy alert, but witnessing their poisoned ally slowly dying has a chance of terrifying them. For this reason, Lethal Poison is not exactly an ideal weapon when the player's goal is not to rile up the enemy's base or camp; it functions best to remove the most troublesome enemies while having a chance to make the rest harmless.

### Hallucination Dart

> Shot by the Blowgun. Sends enemies into a violent rage where they attack friend and foe alike.
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> ― In-game description.
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Hallucination darts would send the affected enemy into a blind rage and would attack anyone (except hostages, strangely); they gain an increased health pool and attack power for the duration of the effect which can help them slaughter their own brethren to Jin's favor; this doesn't mean these affected enemies wouldn't turn on Jin, however. Hallucination darts can decimate a large number of enemy with minimum effort while maintaining stealth for Jin when used right; Mongol Leaders are the strongest unit in a group by default with one under hallucination being able to kill his entire patrol group with little effort.

## Ammo capacity upgrades

Capacity upgrades can be purchased from a trapper. Rank IV (4) can only be obtained in New Game+.

 2
 3
 4
 2
 3
 4

## Gallery

Jin Sakai using the Blowgun for the first timePoison dartHallucination dart
Dawn Refuge

**Dawn Refuge** is a location in Toyotama that becomes available when the player completes the game and kills Lord Shimura, after The Tale of Lord Shimura. It is Jin's new home, having been kicked out of the Sakai family home at Omi Village by the shogunate. There are several items Jin can inspect and reflect upon, including a few Easter Eggs. Fast Travel is also available to this site.

## Trivia

If Jin spares Shimura in the The Tale of Lord Shimura, he will relocate to Tradition's End in the Kubara Prefecture.
Forbidden Shrine

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## Forbidden Shrine

* Front View
* Location

### Inhabitants

none

> The old world is gone
> Though life is never-ending. Focus your spirit
> Take up the archer's mantle
> A Seeker must aim for truth.
>
> ― Riddle of the shrine
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**Forbidden Shrine** is a shrine on the most northern Island of Iki, in the Raider's Promontory. It is a reference to the PlayStation video game series *Horizon*. It contains a riddle which Jin must solve in order to receive a new cosmetic dye for the Tadayori's Armor set, which takes heavy inspiration from the main character of the franchise Aloy, as well as a unique headband.

## Solution

Wear Tadayori's Armor and press  to activate Focused Hearing. Three points on the statue will be highlighted. Shoot each point with an arrow.

## Reward

* Seeker's Attire dye for Tadayori's Armor
* Sign of the Hunter headband

## Trivia

* On the release of the Iki Island expansion, this shrine was called the Destroyed Shrine. The map did not use the icon for a Wind Shrine for this location, and instead used a normal circular point of interest icon. There was no carpet leading to the shrine. Where the center stairs would be today, there was only a stone-littered dirt ramp. Some of the wooden railings surrounding the shrine were broken. The statue's upper half was broken. There was no scroll to read, no puzzle to solve, and no cosmetic to obtain. With the release of the  patch 2.15, the Destroyed Shrine was repaired into the current Forbidden Shrine.
Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan as memoralized at Chinese picture.

**Genghis Khan** (born ***Temüjin Borjigin***, in Chinese ***Genghis Huangdi***) (c. 1155/1162 - August 18, 1227) was the founder and the first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. He ruled that state for nearly 20 years, conquering much of Eurasia. He was the grandfather of Kublai and Khotun.

## Biography

Born at Khentii Mountains in Borjigin royal dynasty he became khan of his tribe. 20 years after his birth he started to unite whole Mongols under his banner. After that he established Mongol Empire at Great Kurultai in the year 1206, elected as first Great Khan or Khagan of Great Mongol State. Since that he started greatest military campaign in 13th century, taking control over northern China, Qara Khitai, Khwarezmia. His armies also tried to capture Volga Bulgaria, Kievan Rus and Georgia, but those raids were repelled.

He died in Yinchuan, Western Xia, deciding that his state will be elective monarchy.

### Legacy

In 1274, nearly fifty years after Genghis's death, his grandson Khotun Khan led the first invasion of Japan.
Conversations With The Khan 1

**Conversations With The Khan 1** is one of many Records you can find throughout the game.

## Transcript

> What can a simple monk like me hope to accomplish by recording my conversations with Khotun Khan? My aim is to document his words and deeds, in order to counter the natural suspicions of the people of Tsushima, foster mutual understanding, and thereby prevent more bloodshed.
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> The Khan has been most receptive to these talks, and surprisingly frank on a range of matters, though I am a mere translator, and Japanese to boot. His Ambition is boundless as any shogun's, and he has a keen sense of history, and his place in it, At the same time, he is eager to learn more about our culture and history
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> Such an intriguing man.
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Furuta Village

* Minor Legend Increase
* 6 Steel
* 2 Ghost Flowers

**Furuta Village** is a village in northern Izuhara in Tsushima. It is a minor Mongol camp.

## Description

Furuta Village was initially a civilian village before it was overtaken by Mongol soldiers. This is evidenced by the makeshift towers and relatively untouched houses throughout the village. Consequently, many villagers who still stayed were closely monitored and worked by the Mongols, and some were even killed. The village itself consists of a stable and a few houses, as well as the aforementioned makeshift towers. There is a road that runs through the middle of the village that horseback Mongols used for patrolling.

## Objectives

* Defeat the Mongols.

Possible Bonuses

* Find and observe the Mongol leader
* Damage enemies with a Sticky Bomb (3)
* Kill an enemy with Dance of Wrath
* Kill an enemy using a Perfect Parry

## Rewards

### New Game+

* Minor Legend Increase
* 6 Steel
* 2 Ghost Flowers

## Gallery

Aerial view of the camp during the dayAerial view of the camp during the nightDaytime view of the west part of the camp (due east)Nighttime view of the west part of the camp (due east)Daytime view of the west part of the camp (due north)Nighttime view of the west part of the camp (due north)Daytime shot of the east part of the camp (due west)Nighttime shot of the east part of the camp (due west)Daytime view of the northeast part of the camp (due south)Nighttime view of the northeast part of the camp (due south)Daytime view of one of the houses in the campNighttime view of one of the houses in the camp
Dance Of wrath

The Dance Of Wrath is a fighting technique that was secretly passed down from one member to another member of Clan Yarikawa for generations. The Dance Of Wrath met it's greatest user, Lord Tokiasa Yarikawa, Tokiasa started the Yarikawa rebellion and led it during the war. Tokiasa used the technique to slay Lord Shimura's father and brothers. Once Lord Shimura took down the rebellion and dissolved Clan Yarikawa, Lord Tokiasa Yarikawa was sentenced to death for his crimes, before he got killed he swore to avenge his people beyond the grave thus creating The Spirit Of Yarikawa's Vengeance. The Spirit used the Dance Of Wrath technique to kill the people said in it's shrine offerings and had Jin Sakai mentioned in one of them, Jin and the Spirit engaged in a duel with Jin emerging victorious thus having Jin Sakai as the last person who knows of the technique.
Caretakers of the Eagle

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## Caretakers of the Eagle

### Rewards

* Minor legend increase
* Minor defense charm
* 10 Linen

**Caretakers of the Eagle** is a side tale in *Iki Island*.

## Objectives

* Speak with the scared temple caretaker
* Survey the temple grounds
* Learn more about the caretakers
* Find out what happened to the missing villagers
* Rest until the caretakers fall asleep
* Rescue the kidnapped villagers
* Clear the Mongols from the temple grounds
* Enter the temple
* Confront Zenshin the monk

## Journal entries

 Encountered
 Begin tale
 End tale
Jinroku

> I found a peaceful home filled with women who claimed to serve a samurai. I met him briefly and doubted every word that left his mouth.
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> ― Jin Sakai
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>

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

**Jinroku** is a boss available encountered in the Tale "The Other Side of Honor" in the Izuhara region. Much like other bosses, he initiates a fight with Jin in the Duel at the Kashine Onsen; however unlike any of Jin's other opponents, Jinroku only engages Jin as a bluff and immediately runs away after starting the duel. After the events of the tale, Jinroku is never encountered again.

## The Other Side of Honor

After the death of the samurai Lord Higuchi, the peasant Jinroku acquires his saddle and a set of samurai armor, which he dons and saddles a farm horse in order to pass himself off as a samurai. He soon comes across a village of women in Kashine, where his grandiose stories of heroism amuse its people such that they humor his antics and provide him a place to stay. Furthermore, he manages to acquire a katana and tanto set to complete his disguise as a samurai.

At some point in time, the samurai Jin Sakai arrives at the village, curious about the stories regarding Jinroku who seemingly survived the Battle of Komoda Beach which wiped out all the samurai on the island. Jinroku speaks with Jin about the events of the Komoda Beach, however he mistakenly refers to the battle taking place at Komatsu, which incites Jin's suspicion. Realizing his mistake, Jinroku quickly leaves the village once Jin is on his way to a bath, however he is soon tracked and chased by Jin after he recognizes Lord Higuchi's stolen saddle and Jinroku's farm horse.

After the pair reach a dead end near the Carved Mountain Hot Spring, Jinroku bluffs by challenging Jin to a duel, however he quickly cowers in fear when Jin shows no signs of hesitation. Pleading for his life, Jinroku admits to his lies and promises to leave the village in Kashine forever. Jin spares his life, but threatens to kill Jinroku if he ever poses as a samurai again.

## Trivia

* Jinroku seems to have some level of competence in swordsmanship, as he is seen ready to draw his katana with the same skill as all of Jin's other opponents in duels who use Japanese kenjutsu.
* The quest The Other Side of Honor is only one of two quests in the game where Jin does not fight; the other being the This Threefold World. Furthermore, Jinroku is also the only opponent whom forfeits immediately after a duel.
* The armor Jinroku wears belongs to Clan Shimura.
* Lord Higuchi’s stolen saddle seems to be “Cloudless Dash,” which would indicate that he was a retainer for Clan Adachi.
Daizo

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**Daizo** was a Japanese monk who accompanied Khotun Khan during his time on Tsushima, recording their conversations. Inclined towards scholarship and serving as a translator, Daizo began documenting his discussions and impressions of Khotun in the vague hopes that he'd bring mutual understanding and help end hostilities between Japan and the Mongol Empire; Khotun was amenable to the discussions and talked freely with Daizo about politics, history, tactics, current events, and philosophy. For his part, he tried to introduce Khotun to various Japanese cultural practices and values. Eventually, Daizo's scholarly neutrality ebbed into fervent support of Khotun Khan, whose intelligence and ambition he found admirable.

By the end, Daizo seemed peculiarly enamored of Khotun, and his last record, written after Khotun's defeat and death at the hands of Jin Sakai, bitterly laments the future he fantasized about—Khotun ruling Japan with Daizo as an advisor and teacher in Japanese culture, both of them living in luxury. His dream destroyed, Daizo committed suicide right after his final record.
Arrow Peak Shrine

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## Arrow Peak Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Inari
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Arrow Peak Shrine, sanctuary of Inari, kami of agriculture.
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> ― Shrine description
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**Arrow Peak Shrine** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Izuhara region, north of Sakimori Overlook, in Azamo prefecture. This Shinto Shrine does not require Grapple hook to complete.

## Description

This section requires expansion.This shrine serves as a place of refuge for a family trying to escape the Mongols. The son leaves behind scrolls, that can be collected as key items, which document their journey up the shrine.

### Shrine Protection

*"We ran when the Mongols came.*

*Father said the kami will keep us safe. The shrine would be a good hiding spot, offer us protection"*

### Hunted

*"The Mongols came in the night.*

*Luckily, Father was on watch. He set fire to the bridge and we ran away, but not before they shot an arrow through his leg. I cleaned the would. He's sleeping now. I think he has a fever.*

### Prayers to the Kami

*"Father's sick. He can't stop shivering, and we're running out of food.*

*As if that weren't bad enough, the Mongols are back. Brother is scared they'll find a way across the bridge."*

Before the last scroll, near the top of the shrine a shelter with a fireplace can be seen; together with 2 charred corpses.

### Burial

*"Father died last night.*

*I'm so tired but I can't sleep. Not while the sun it out.*

*It's beautiful up here."*

## Gallery

Shrine ProtectionHuntedPrayers to the KamiShelterBurial
Bartu

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## Physical description

### Skin

Pale

**General Bartu**  is a Mongol soldier. He must be defeated in a duel to liberate General Bartu's Camp.

## Duel

When Bartu meets Jin, he doesn't say anything and draws his sword.

## Rewards

These are the rewards for killing General Bartu.

* Moderate legend increase
* Technique point
* +2 gold
Ghost weapons

> Mongols are everywhere; In a fight, they'll surround me like wolves - I need to find new methods to keep them at bay...
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> ― Jin Sakai
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**Ghost weapons** primarily support the stealth approach of the Ghost playstyle. Every time Jin's legend grows, the player can select a new weapon to unlock.

Obtaining every Ghost weapon will unlock the bronze trophy **Every Trick in the Book**.

## List of Ghost weapons

* Kunai
* Black powder bomb
* Sticky bomb
* Smoke bomb
* Wind chime
* Firecracker

### Legends only

* Dirt Throw
* Caltrops
* Healing Gourd
From the Darkness

**From the Darkness** is part of the main story campaign, Jin's Journey, during Act 2: Retake Castle Shimura.

## Synopsis

Lord Shimura wants to stick with the bushido code and go face-to-face with more overwhelming numbers of Mongol enemies, which will most likely end the same way as the Battle of Komoda Beach, with everyone dead. Jin Sakai knows there is an alternative, but it goes against the samurai way and his uncle's orders, as it involves poisoning the Mongols’ favorite drink: fermented milk. Desperate to rid the castle of his enemies, Jin sneaks into the main grounds of the castle to reach his goal, but are the potential consequences of his actions worth the trouble?

## Objectives

* Speak with Yuna
	+ She will give you the Ghost Armor to wear during the mission
* Infiltrate the first keep of Castle Shimura
	+ Grapple across the bridge to reach the large rocks in the middle of the river
	+ Climb on the fallen tree, jump towards the cliff then continue around the right side of the castle grounds, climbing rocks and grappling when necessary
* Eliminate the Mongols inside the first keep without raising the alarm
* Survey the Mongol defense
* Sneak through the Garden
	+ Jump down to the 2nd floor roof and use the rope lines to walk towards the waypoint at the next gate
	+ Assassinate the archer standing on the lookout tower
	+ Jump down behind the shack and squeeze through the gap
* Poison the Mongols' fermented milk
	+ If an alarm is raised, it will fail the objective and you will have to begin at the last checkpoint
	+ Eliminate the first enemy standing on the half wall to your left
	+ Continue towards the left side, hop over the stairs and eliminate the enemy near the yurt (ignore the guard patrolling right in front of the stairs as he never looks behind him)
	+ Use your Focused Hearing for another enemy who patrols between the front of the yurt and a pile of logs (eliminate him as he stops next to the logs if you want to avoid anyone seeing his body)
	+ Head towards the first batch of fermented milk and wait for the guard to walk the other way, press  to poison this batch
	+ Move to the next batch of fermented milk - again, wait for the guards to look/walk away, then poison the 2nd batch
	+ Wait and watch the cutscene
* Enter the main keep to confront the Khan
* Defeat Ryuzo
	+ Ryuzo is stronger now than during your first duel, but he's still easy to defeat, as long as you pay attention and be patient
* You'll enter a series of cutscenes that will bring you to Kamiagata and into Act 3: Kill the Khan with the quest, Honor and Ash.

## Journal Entry

>  The first day of battle ended in a bloody stalemate. Lord Shimura insists on pressing forward at dawn, but I know there's another way.
>
> ― Jin
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Jogaku Temple

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## Jogaku Temple

### Prefecture

Jogaku

**Jogaku Temple** is a monk pagoda in the Jogaku prefecture, in northern Tsushima. The temple is occupied by Mongols but later freed by Jin Sakai and Yuna. It is used as their headquarters in preparation for the attack on Izumi.

Jagaku is the temple furthest to the north and is meant of feel very cold and quiet in the game. The frozen waterfalls inside the temple area are designed to reinforce the idea that it's almost frozen in time.

The Temple can be entered, and the armorer is located inside the interior of the temple.
Bowyer

"There is no substitute for a great bow."

The **Bowyer** is a vendor found throughout the more established settlements of Tsushima. She will help improve the player's bows, specifically the Half Bow and Longbow.

## Description

The Bowyer is one of the basic vendors, found at strongholds and established points of refuge. In exchange for Supplies, she will offer her services in improving your bows to be deadlier weapons of range. Improving the Half Bow helps make it fast mid-range weapon, while improving the Long Bow produces a terrifying long-range weapon.

The Bowyer is recognizable for brown and black attire that she wears, together with the white cloth she wears over her head. She also wears a Yugake bow glove on her right hand. While located indoors when possible, when located outside, the Bowyer will have bundles of wood lying around, together with stockpiles of arrows. She will be working on a new bow until approached by the player.

## Vendor

The Bowyer only offers upgrades to the Half Bow and Longbow, each of which serves different purposes.

### Half Bow

Obtained through The Tale of Sensei Ishikawa Tale, the Half Bow functions as Jin's first dedicated ranged weapon. Compared to the Longbow attained later on, the Half Bow can fire arrows quickly, making it possible to use it both from range and during a skirmish. However, the Half Bow lacks the range, stability and damage the Longbow possesses.

Upgrading the Half Bow will increase damage, draw speed and reload speed, while also increasing stability a small amount.

### Longbow

Obtained through The Curse of Uchitsune Mythic Tale, the Longbow covers the long distance capabilities and fire power that the Half Bow lacks. As a trade off, the Longbow has a long draw and reload speed, together with a smaller reserve for arrows.

Upgrading the Longbow will increase damage, range, stability and zoom, while also increasing draw speed a small amount.

## Locations

### Izuhara

* Azamo Bay
* Golden Temple
* Hiyoshi Springs

### Iki

* Fune's Refuge
* Cloud Forest Temple

## Quotes

* First Meeting with the Vendor:
	+ TBA
* Approaching the Vendor:
	+ TBA
* Talking to the Vendor:
	+ TBA
* When unable to buy a select item due to lack of resources:
	+ TBA
* Leaving the Vendor:
	+ TBA
Adachi Estate

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## Adachi Estate

* Art
* Front
* Back

### Tales

* The Tale of Lady Masako
* The Husband

The **Adachi Estate** was the home of Clan Adachi on Tsushima. It was the site of the Adachi massacre.

On the night men of Clan Adachi rode to fight in the The Battle of Komoda Beach, a group of assassins attacked the Estate. While Lady Hana escaped with the children, Masako Adachi stayed behind with the other mothers to fend off the attackers. However, they were outnumbered and Masako was the only survivor of the attack, barely managing to escape on horseback.

## The Tale of Lady Masako

Jin Sakai visits the Adachi Estate in his attempt to gain In contact Lady Masako, to help free his Uncle from Castle Kaneda. After investigating the grounds of the abandoned estate, Jin begins to piece together evidence of a Massacre and is promptly ambushed by three men. After disposing of his opponents, Jin discovers the men were not Mongols nor Bandits, and continues his search by investigating the stables, where he discovers that someone managed to escape the Estate on horseback.

## The Husband

After tracking down the headman Sadao, a suspect in the Adachi Massacre Lady Masako brings back Sadao's wife Hina to the Estate for questioning. Jin questions Hina after Masako fails to gain any information as Hina bursts into tears every time she is asked a question. Jin and Masako take a walk to discuss their plans with Sadao, and Masako laments her family's death. Whilst Jin plays a melody on his flute to console Masako, Hina is murdered. It is revealed that Masako intended for Sadao to follow Hina back to the estate so she could have her revenge, however it is revealed that Hina's killer is Hachi, Sadao's brother.

## Trivia

* After the death of her family, Masako no longer considers the Adachi Estate her home, only the place her family was slaughtered
* Masako's grandchildren would make songs with her on the edge of the estate, to celebrate the changing of the seasons
	+ This alludes to Jin's flute, which has the power to change the weather to clear, fog, Thunder and rain. This is demonstrated when Jin plays the flute for Masako, changing the weather to clear.
* The women of Clan Adachi fought with Naginatas when fending off the assassins, whilst Lady Masako fought with a katana
Black powder bomb

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> Thrown explosives that deal damage across a large area.
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The **black powder bomb** is a Ghost weapon used by Jin Sakai. It can be upgraded two times, and Jin can hold a maximum of five at a time.

## Gameplay

> If i pack the Mongol's black powder into a clay pot, i can set it aflame - and throw it as a weapon.
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The Black powder bomb is the only throwable weapon that deals damage. Upon impact, the black powder bomb will explode, and cause any enemies within its radius to become staggered. Upon it's first upgrade, the black powder bomb will instead knock down all enemies caught in its blast, which will allow Jin to perform an execution move on enemies whom have not recovered yet. Jin can upgrade it even further by adding shrapnel to the bomb, which will increase its blast radius. Furthermore, if Jin equips the Charm of Incineration, it will cause all enemies caught in it's blast radius to catch on fire and and deal burn damage to nearby foes. When the black powder bomb is equipped, Jin's bow will be concealed, leaving only the quiver visible to the player. Much like other Ghost weapons, this tool cannot be equipped during Duels.

## Techniques

Techniques can be purchased in the game menu (Techniques → Ghost).

 Explosive shrapnel

## Capacity upgrades

Capacity upgrades can be purchased from a trapper.

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Kharchu

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**Kharchu** was a Mongol general and torturer involved in the battle against Tsushima´s warrior monks. He tortured, dismembered and interrogated the most notable of them all, Enjo, from whom he managed to extract some information before the Cedar Temple, where he was located, was attacked by Norio´s warrior monks and Jin Sakai.

After Norio witnessed his brother´s state, he decided to avenge him and eventually tracked down Kharchu's base and agreed to take him down with the Ghost. However, just before the attack, Norio decided to assault the base by himself. The fort was ravaged by the vengeful Norio, who slaughtered the Mongols inside. Kharchu in particular was burned alive, and Norio admitted that he felt a sense of joy at the Mongol's screams of agony.
Cloud Ridge Shrine

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## Cloud Ridge Shrine

### Rewards

* Charm of Azumi-no-Isora
* +1 Wax Wood

> These torii gates lead to Cloud Ridge Shrine, sanctuary of Azumi-no-Isora, kami of the seashore.
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***Cloud Ridge Shrine*** is a Shinto shrine in *Ghost of Tsushima*. It is located in the Toyotama region, north of Urashima's Village in Kushi prefecture.

At the base of the shrine, along the shore, is the "Duel of Crashing Waves", an objective that must be completed during the quest, "The Six Blades of Kojiro".

## Gallery

Map with rewardsMap locationTorii descriptionMain toriiBeach torii
Half bow

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> Moderate damage and draw speed. Once a gift from Lord Nagao to Sensei Ishikawa, now wielded by the sensei's new student...
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The **Half Bow** is a ranged weapon used by Jin Sakai in his journey to liberate Tsushima from Mongol invaders. Jin acquires the bow during the "The Tale of Sensei Ishikawa"; it was originally owned by Ishikawa and was bestowed upon him by Lord Nagao as a symbol of his long service to Clan Nagao. The sensei allows Jin to "borrow" the bow until victory is achieved over Khotun Khan.

## Use

The Half Bow can be used to fire both normal and fire arrows (which are unlocked during "The Way of the Bow"). Fire arrows will burn enemies, causing light damage, and can start large fires if fired into dry grass. They can also cause barrels of gunpowder to explode and burn all nearby enemies.

The longer the bowstring is drawn, the further the arrow travels straight before yielding to gravity and falling to a downward trajectory; Jin cannot hold a full-drawn string for too long, however, and will automatically release it out of fatigue after some time.

Compared to the Longbow, the Half Bow does less damage, has a much shorter maximum firing range (also a shorter maximum straight line of fire) and cannot penetrate Mongol helmets; however, the bow has a much better firing rate, faster string draw, higher maximum ammunition count, and far easier usability from a crouching position. This makes the Half Bow somewhat more reliable in open combat where pinpoint precision is not needed/feasible, and even makes it a more reliable mid-range assassination weapon.

## Upgrades

Note: Half Bow Level VI (6) and Ammo Capacity IV (4) becomes available in New Game+.

Weapon upgrades
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Ammo capacity upgrades
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## Vanity gear

Dyes for the Half Bow can be purchased from any merchant for 5 flowers each. The **Storming Falcon** dye is awarded on completion of “The Way of the Bow” (Ishikawa Tale 4 of 9), the **Hidden Serpent** dye is awarded upon completion of "Friends in Passing" (Ishikawa Tale 8 of 9), and the **Midnight Shark** dye is awarded upon completion of "Laid to Rest" (Ishikawa Tale 9 of 9).

Hidden SerpentStorming FalconMidnight SharkBurning FangCrane's StrikePiercing Shadows
Kensei Armor

> The spirits of death were so astonished by Kojiro, they blessed his armor to grant him a tireless sword arm. He’s now more than a man – he’s a slayer of legends.
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## Kensei Armor

* Rank I
* Rank II
* Rank III

### Cost to buy

Complete The Six Blades of Kojiro

The **Kensei Armor** is an armor set earned during the Mythic Tale, The Six Blades of Kojiro , that provides bonuses to resolve gain and damage dealt by ghost weapons.

Originally worn by the fearsome Ronin Kojiro, Jin Sakai would claim the armor set for himself after slaying the 5 ronin allied with him before defeating Kojiro himself in the Duel on the Mirror of Sacred Light. The armor heavily resembles the Ronin Attire at it's first stage, however upon upgrading the outfit it gains a unique cape which conceals both the Half Bow and the Longbow underneath it.

## Stats

* Massive increase to resolve gains (40% at Level 5)
* Ghost weapons deal more damage (40% at Level 5)
* Striking an enemy with a ghost weapon causes them to deal less (50% at level 5) and receive (50% at level 5) more damage

## Upgrades

Like all upgradable armor sets, the Kensei Armor has the following costs for upgrades:

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## Armor Dyes

* **River Serpent** (Default)
* **Dark Promise** (Black Dye Merchant: 10 Flowers)
* **Ominous Dawn** (Izuhara Merchants: 10 Flowers)
* **Pure Reckoning** (White Dye Merchant: 10 Flowers)
* **Woodland Omen** (Izuhara Merchants: 10 Flowers)
* **Duel of Lights** (Baku the Voiceless: 15 Ghost Flowers)
* **Sanguine Autumn** (Baku the Voiceless: 15 Ghost Flowers)
* **Deadly Rival's Attire** (Baku the Voiceless: 15 Ghost Flowers)
* **Yharnam Vestments** (Complete the Blood-Stained Shrine)

## Gallery

River SerpentOminous DawnWoodland OmenPure ReckoningDark PromiseDuel of LightsSanguine AutumnDeadly Rival's AttireYharnam Vestments
## Trivia

* The Kensei Armor was the first set of armor revealed in Ghost of Tsushima, as Jin donned the level 2 set with the Ominous Dawn dye at the E3 2018 gameplay demo, during an early version of The Conspirator tale.
* The Kensei hat incorrectly swaps the "River Serpent" and "Ominous Dawn" dyes, listing the red hat as "River Serpent" and the blue as "Ominous Dawn." This error has been in the game since launch.
* The Armor Dye Yharnam Vestments is a reference to FromSoftware's Playstation Exclusive RPG *Bloodborne*, which takes inspiration from the main character of the game, The Hunter. In order to obtain the armor set, Jin must solve the riddle at the Blood-Stained Shrine, another reference to *Bloodborne*; furthermore, Yharnam is the name of the fictional city that serves as the game's primary setting, as well as an optional boss.
* The symbol on the Yharnam dye is the Hunter's Mark from the game *Bloodborne*.
* The word "Kensei" (剣聖) is an honorary title given to warriors whose skills in swordsmanship border on legendary; the literal translation of the word means "sword saint".
Fallen Outpost

NG+:

* Minor Legend Increase
* 6 Steel
* 2 Ghost Flowers

**Fallen Outpost** is one of the locations in *Ghost of Tsushima.* It is a minor Mongol camp located southwest of Cloud Pass, on the border of Komatsu and Tsutsu.

## Description

The Fallen Outpost has one main entrance, on the south side, and an opening near the north side. The entrance to the Fallen Outpost is ridden with bloodshed and violence; there is a makeshift structure for hanging dead bodies, and quite a few dead bodies are charred and left on the ground, marked by an Ovoo. A lookout tower is just outside the bridge leading inside the camp. Also outside the bridge is a large bonfire full of Japanese bodies, with many more on a cart next to said fire. Finally, there is a Siege Weapon, indicating that the Mongols rammed their way into the Outpost. Inside the camp, there are three buildings for sleeping and storage for Mongol soldiers, as well as a couple lookout towers, and a stable. There are also torn Clan Adachi banners, indicating that the Outpost once belonged to Clan Adachi before it was taken by the Mongols.

## Objectives

* Defeat the Mongols.

Possible bonuses:

* Stagger Spearman with Wind Stance heavy attacks
* Find and observe the Mongol leader
* Defeat enemies with a headshot (3)
* Find and observe the Mongol leader
* Kill enemies who are on fire (4)

## Rewards

### Base game

* Minor Legend Increase
* 6 Steel
* Stance Progress

### New Game+

* Minor Legend Increase
* 6 Steel
* 2 Ghost Flowers

## Gallery

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Gyozen

**Gyozen** is a storyteller that travels all throughout Tsushima. He tells stories of Ghosts, fighting against Oni and mongols in an effort to free the Island. These tales evoke hope and desire of freedom in the people of Tsushima. His stories take place in locations all throughout Tsushima, which Jin can visit, except for certain stories that occur in Tsushima´s coast.

## Mechanics

Gyozen can appear on normal mode in different locations on the map, marked as undiscovered locations until Jin approaches them. Through them, the player can easily change from normal mode to Legends mode without having to go back to the menu.

In Legends mode, he is the narrator that tells the stories of the Ghosts the players control. He often adds remarks when the players do something extraordinary such as: Striking a Headshot with a bow, Assassinating an enemy from above, getting a Perfect Parry, etc...

In Silver Difficulty or above, two of the extra objective in the Stories are 'Finding Gyozen's lost scrolls' and 'Surviving Gyozen's Curse'.

## Appearance

Gyozen appears as an old, seemingly blind man who tells stories while sitting down, usually with papers scribbled with characters scrambled around him. He is occasionally seen with a staff or with ink to write his stories.

Gyozen´s Headband can be found and used by The Ghost.

## Quotes

> A Mongol named Sukhbaatar forced the spirits to help him conquer Tsushima. Though he wished to add the Ghost to his army, he found himself at the edge of their blades.
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> There's a legend of a blazing spirit made of fire and iron. A Demon... forged by the Mongols. Only the Ghost were able to stop such terror.
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## Trivia

* He recites parts of different Legends stories when Jin passes nearby, based on the current location of Jin (e.g. if Jin visits his spot in Hiyoshi Springs, Gyozen will proceed to tell details of "The Tale of Uchitsune" story).
* He often makes remarks in Legends Survival Mode if the players do something he considers extraordinary.
* He mentions that he met Uchitsune.
* The Undiscovered Locations (?) where he is located seem to contain some sort of bug. When you have one of this locations marked and get in around 30m of your objective, the guiding wind will disappear and appear as if you have not selected an objective. The ? symbol also disappears from the map.

## References

1. ↑ *Greg Baldwin's Twitter announcing his role in the game.*
Ghost of Tsushima (film)

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***Ghost of Tsushima*** (potential title) is an upcoming film based on the the video game of the same name. It is being directed by Chad Stahelski (the director of *John Wick*) and will feature Jin Sakai as the main character.

## References

1. ↑ A Ghost of Tsushima movie is in the works on the PlayStation Blog
Blessing

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**Blessing** is a currency in *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*. It is the rarest currency. It is obtained from completing Gyozen's Curse in a story tale or a survival stage. Additional Blessing can be obtained from completing daily challenges.
Guiding Wind

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**Guiding Wind** is a navigational aid used by Jin Sakai to help players discover the island of Tsushima and all of its secrets and collectibles. It is a representation of Jin's father Lord Sakai (as the Yellow Songbird is of Jin's mother).

## Description

Since there are no fixed waypoints or minimap in *Ghost of Tsushima*, Jin can find objectives and collectibles using Guiding Wind combined with the Traveler's Attire.

There are six types of Guiding Wind. Except the default, the other five (seven with the Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island expansion) require spending 1 Technique Point (under Exploration in the Samurai technique tree):

* **Default** (player determined)
* ***Wind of Inari*** (Inari shrines/Fox Dens)
* ***Wind of Vanity*** (Pillars of Honor, Haiku, and Vanity Gear)
* ***Wind of Health*** (Hot springs)
* ***Wind of Resolve*** (Bamboo strikes)
* ***Wind of Charms*** (Shinto shrines)
* ***Wind of Harmony*** (Animal Sanctuaries) (Iki Island only)
* ***Wind of Concentration*** (Archery Challenge) (Iki Island only)

The following requires the Traveler's Attire to be used.

* ***Undiscovered Sashimono banners***
* ***Undiscovered Artifacts***
* ***Undiscovered Records***
* ***Undiscovered Singing crickets***
* ***Undiscovered Flowers*** (Tracks the closest Flower)
* ***Undiscovered Records of Iki*** (Iki Island only)
* ***Undiscovered Sakai Banners*** (Iki Island only)
* ***Undiscovered Memories of your father*** (Iki Island only)

To use the default Guiding Wind, swipe up on the touchpad. The wind will blow in the direction of the player's determined location. If looking for a specific item or location determined by the other types of Guiding Wind, open the map, press  and select the type of collectible (this will equip the Traveler's Attire if it is not already equipped), then return to the game and swipe up on the touchpad.
Essence

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**Essence** is a currency in *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends*. It is the most common currency. It is obtained from completing any chapter of a story tale or a survival stage. Additional Essence can be obtained if the story or survival mission was done via quick play. It can also be obtained from disassembling gear.