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Mani | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Powers & Abilities [ ]

Being the personification of the Moon itself, Mani is extremely powerful and probably possesses abilities that reflect this. It's possible that his powers mirror that of the Greek goddess Selene.

Superhuman Strength : As a god Mani must have tremendous superhuman strength, however it's unknown if he's at the same level as Aesir Gods like Odin , Thor , Týr , and Baldur but it's certain that he's weaker than his chaser Hati as the latter proved to pose enough threat for him to run for his life. Photokinesis : Being the personification of the moon it's presumed that Mani is capable of manipulating the moonlight according to his will. Telekinesis: It is not clear if it is an ability of his, but it is assumed that Mani was the one who made the Moon return to its place in the Sky. Immortality : Typical of a god, he's immortal and have lived for millennia up until Hati eventually able to reach and devour him in the beginning of Ragnarök.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

Máni (Old Norse: [ˈmɑːne]; "Moon") is the Moon personified in Germanic mythology. Máni, personified, is attested in the Poetic Edda , compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional sources, and the Prose Edda , written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson. Both sources state that he is the brother of the personified sun, Sól, and the son of Mundilfari, while the Prose Edda adds that he is followed by the children Hjúki and Bil through the heavens. As a proper noun, Máni appears throughout Old Norse literature. Scholars have proposed theories about Máni's potential connection to the Northern European notion of the Man in the Moon, and a potentially otherwise unattested story regarding Máni through skaldic kennings.
Lahkesis | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Personality [ ]

Lahkesis is not as cruel as her older sister Atropos but still enjoys toying with the lives of mortals. She is very much proud of status as sister of fate. She does tell the truth to Kratos that it will end badly. She does seem to admire Kratos, at least in some capacity. She admits that she and her sisters always found Kratos amusing and she willingly allowed the Spartan to make it all the way to her throne room. She also cares for her sisters when Atropos is trapped in the mirror, she frees her first.


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Powers and Abilities [ ]

“ I'm through playing games with you, Kratos! This power was never meant for a mortal like you! ” –Lahkesis

As she is one of the Sisters of Fate , Lahkesis is more powerful than the Gods , than the Titans , than anyone in the mythological world.

Immortality: as a Greek Goddess , She is immortal, meaning she does not age and is immune to disease and toxins. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill her. Superhuman Agility: Lahkesis and proved to be agile beyond the human peak. She was able to evade Kratos with great ease. Superhuman stamina: being a goddess, Lahkesis takes enormous effort to exhaust her. Superhuman Durability : Lakhesis was able to withstand immense and powerful attacks, as well as her own reflected attacks. Flight : Lahkesis had wings growing out of her back, using them to hover above the ground or fly. Time Manipulation : The Sisters could travel through time using the Loom of the Fates which could take them to the time and place of their choosing, as well as manipulate time for others. Probability Manipulation : According to Lahkesis, she was the one who decided that the Olympians would defeat the Titans in the First Titanomachy, she was the one who allowed Kratos to kill Ares, and she was the one who allowed him to survive the many dangers of the Island of Creation. Magic :  Lahkesis was able to fire green bolt from the tip of her staff. She was also able to summon pillars of the same energy to strike her enemies.

She can also throw her staff in a boomerang-like style, which causes it to deliver a barrage of falling projectile and create large balls of energy which explode after some time. Her staff is only a channel of her abilities, as she can be seen using it for most of her attacks.
Lahkesis can also act like a Fates Statue , and have the Amulet of the Fates used on her to slow down time, but this only works if she's stunned. Additionally, she can possess statues that bear her likeness to speak to people from a distance.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology, Lachesis is the second oldest, and possibly the least cruel, of the three Sisters of Fate who determine the destinies of Gods and mortals alike. It is her duty to "embellish" the Threads of Fate , which then determines how a person lives their life. Her Roman Equivalent is Decima.
Curios | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Up to two curios can be equipped at the same time. Defeating Yin Tiger will give the Destined One an additional slot. Each curios has a different passive effect or certain stat boost. In New Game+ playthrough, you can defeat Yin Tiger again to obtain more slots for up to maximum five slots.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Soaks | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Different soaks provide different effects to the Gourd. Soaks are rare treasures that can be found while exploring or obtained by defeating certain enemies.
The number of Soaks that can be used (and hence the number of effects that can be equipped) is affected by the Drink .

Legends speak of an untold history.
Ingredients | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Ingredients can be found and collected while exploring the world. Some ingredients can only be found in certain types of terrain.
Seeds can be found while collecting ingredients or dropped by specific enemies. Upon collecting a seed, it can be given to Chen Loong in Zodiac Village , who will then plant it in the garden. Players then can come from time to time to harvest the ingredients from the garden. There are a total of 12 seeds, however 3 of them provide two types of ingredients.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Gourds | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Different gourds hold varying amounts of wine and the amount of times they can be used before they become empty varies. Some gourds are mystical treasures themselves, offering unique benefits.
Gourds can use different Drinks and Soaks , which will additionally provide unique benefits. Certain gourds can be upgraded with Luojia Fragrant Vines ; there are sufficient Luojia Fragrant Vines in a single playthrough (i.e., before New Game+ ) to upgrade these gourds.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Relics | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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All relics are obtained automatically upon completing a Chapter. The sixth relic, Free Mind can only be obtained after completing Erlang 's questline, then completing the game by defeating The Great Sage's Broken Shell and starting a New Game+ .
Upon obtaining the relic, players can activate one of its three nodes, obtaining a unique benefit. When the relic is recollected in a New Game+ a second node can be activated, and a third in New Game++. That goes very well with the Old Monkey King's Armor Set , as its boosts the defense quite a lot when all nodes are active.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Materials | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Materials can be found in the world, obtained by defeating certain enemies or be given by certain characters. Some weapons can be upgraded into higher qualities. The special materials for crafting those weapons will remain in the inventory, allowing you to re-craft any older or newer weapons at any time.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Drinks | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Different drinks can heal for a different amount. They can instantly restore a certain amount of health or restore it gradually. Some drinks also provide unique benefits.
Drinks can have different types and/or amounts of Soaks , which will provide unique benefits. Certain drinks can be upgraded with Awaken Wine Worms ; however, it is not possible to upgrade all of them in a single playthrough (i.e., before New Game+ ).

Legends speak of an untold history.
Spirits | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Upon using a Spirit Skill, the Destined One will transform into a powerful yaoguai to unleash their signature abilities costing Qi, which can be recovered by absorbing it from enemies during combat.
Spirits of the yaoguai can be cultivated at Keeper's Shrines to enhance their Spirit Skills.

Cultivation Will Material Upgrade Effect 1 → 2 1,500 N/A Reduces Qi cost 2 → 3 3,000 Blood of the Iron Bull × 1 Reduces Qi cost 3 → 4 6,000 Blood of the Iron Bull × 2 Increases Equipped Effect and Spirit Skill Effect/Damage 4 → 5 9,000 Knot of Voidness × 1 Reduces Qi cost 5 → 6 12,000 Knot of Voidness × 2 Increases Equipped Effect and Spirit Skill Effect/Damage

It should be noted that there are insufficient materials to fully upgrade all Spirits in a single playthrough (before New Game+ ). Additionally, Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang (Spirit) requires Tadpole to upgrade instead of Blood of the Iron Bull or Knot of Voidness.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Portraits | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Someone has documented the various beings encountered by the Destined One, capturing their portraits, names, and intriguing anecdotes.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Vessels | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Upon using a Vessel, the Destined One will be granted various powerful protections.
Some hidden Vessels left by the predecessors can be discovered in the journey, each with unique power. Using them costs Qi, which can be recovered from hitting the enemies.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Sun Wukong | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Death and Rebirth [ ]

At some point in Sun Wukong's eternal life, he would resign from his position as the Victorious Fighting Buddha and retreated back to Mount Huaguo to revel in the simple joys with his monkey tribe as their beloved Handsome Monkey King once more, because he found the Celestial Rules cumbersome and desired total freedom. Furthermore, the Old Monkey in Chapter 6 suggests that another reason he abandoned the Buddhahood he worked hard to attain was due to lingering mortal love he felt for Baigujing , who he was forced to kill three times hoping his heart would no longer ache.
But of course, the mistrust and grudge of the Celestial Court remained, and his choice to forgo the life above only ended up fueling the fire. Despite all of his efforts in the journey of redemption that granted him maturity, wisdom, and Buddhahood, the deities of the Court still views Wukong's presence as a potential threat and a constant intimidation factor to them due to his overwhelming prowess and infamous reputation. Fearing that history may repeat itself, the Jade Emperor sent his nephew Erlang Shen to lead the Celestial Army with a task to destroy Mount Huaguo and massacre the Great Sage's kinsfolk in order to coerce Wukong back to his heavenly position.
However, as a sworn brother and friendly rival of Wukong, and given his lifelong grudge against his uncle thanks to the cosmic injustice he had done upon him and his mother, Erlang secretly and voluntarily helped Wukong in achieving his total freedom, essentially scheming a rebellion against the Celestial Court. And when the preemptive invasion on Mount Huaguo came, Wukong faced the Celestial Army to avenge his fallen kin, and staged a duel with Erlang in the process. At the climax of the battle, Wukong's magic circlet triggered and gave Erlang the opportunity to deliver the "finishing blow".
Subsequently, this made the pieces of their scheme fall into place, allowing Wukong to kill himself on purpose after being struck down and split his spirit into six relics with each of them corresponding to a certain sense, and are distributed by Erlang to Black Bear Guai ( eyes ), Yellow Wind Sage ( ears ), Yellowbrow ( nose ), Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master ( tongue ), and Bull King ( body ), with the mind being kept by Erlang himself. Wukong's broken shell was then sealed inside the birthstone and Erlang divulged his plans to his six other sworn brothers about testing the worthiness of Sun Wukong's reincarnation should he come to be.
Centuries has passed after the Great Sage's formulated death, the remainder of his spirit would eventually reincarnate into his spiritual successor known as the Destined One , a nameless, mortal, monkey warrior from Mount Huaguo tasked to go on a journey from China to India to recover the Six Senses of the Great Sage in order to bear both his name and nature. With this rebirth, Wukong and Erlang's coup has truly begun.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Birthstone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Heart of Birthstone [ ]

From the Water Curtain Cave 's Peak of Innocence, you will enter the Birthstone. After a cutscene you will face Stone Monkey . If you happen do die in any of the boss fights, you will be automatically put next to the Heart of Birthstone shrine, which is right next to the boss.
The following Chiefs and Kings are located here:

Stone Monkey The Great Sage's Broken Shell

Shrine

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Fungiman | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Whirl : Take the form of Fungiman. Wield a staff that spins like a wheel to charge into the foe and nearby yoaguais.

In Combat, Press R2 + L2 to Use

Legends speak of an untold history.
Fungiling | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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As mountain rains kiss the ground, Youthful green is all around. In her virtue's quiet display, Even guais in the woods repay.
In the highland bounds, there lived a widow and her girl, left to fend against the harsh days alone. The mother sold pancakes in the nearby village; the girl gathered firewood, ground grain, and cooked meals, shouldering her share of the family's responsibility.
Ceaseless rains had worn down the woodshed, long neglected without a man's hand. The beams rotted, and the roof caved in. One day, the girl found atop the ruins a gleaming mushroom, vibrant and capped like a bowl, dew dancing on its surface, a spark of life too precious to pluck. She sheltered it with straw, letting it thrive in peace.
Laden with tasks, the girl had no time to play with other children. All her secrets and dreams, she whispered to the mushroom, as if it were a dear friend.
The toils of life led the widow into illness, urgently needing money for medicine. After discussing it, the widow and her daughter decided to sell their house. A wealthy neighbor, who had once been close to the widow's late husband, expressed interest in buying the house. However, this neighbor was very stingy and tried to exploit the widow's illness to lower the price. They spread various rumors to scare away other potential buyers, bullying the helpless widow and her daughter.
Worried and anxious, the girl often hid in the woodshed to cry. The mushroom witnessed all her grievances.
The next day, something strange happened at the neighbors' house. Overnight, mushrooms had sprouted all over their property. When the neighbors ordered their servants to clear them away, they discovered a large, eerie mushroom about a foot tall, neither green nor yellow, growing on the main beam.
When they tried to cut down the mushroom with long-handled sickles, it suddenly rose into the air, opened its cap like a fishing net, and floated above them. It shook itself and then fell onto the man of the house, crushing him to death. The air was filled with countless spores the creature released, knocking everyone to the ground.
Afterward, the mushrooms crawled out of the ground, transforming into many guais. They helped the widow and her daughter pack their belongings and leave the village, disappearing into the mountains.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Croaky | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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In pools they dwell, forms unrefined, Ugly and odd, voices entwined. Bellies swell with a raucous tune, In death, they burst-an angry boom.
Two frog guais practiced in the marshes. The smaller frog was often bullied, yet the bigger one always stood up for him, and soon they forged a strong friendship. One day, amid a contest held by Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang to appoint a sergeant among all the frogs, turmoil stirred and rippled through the ranks. Finally, the choice was narrowed down to the two, the brawny big frog and the quick-witted small frog. Though the other frogs were discontented, they dared not voice their dissent.
The two then were assigned to guard the dwelling of Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang. On their duty, a valuable amber glass was found broken. Unable to identify the culprit, all the frogs began clamoring for punishment against the two instead. The big frog attempted to reason with them but got antagonized by their words and soon escalated the argument into a brawl. The frogs interpreted this as his reaction out of embarrassment, hence evidence of his guilt. The small frog, meanwhile, remained silent beside them. Seeing this, the big frog chided him for not speaking up in his defense and even began to suspect his smaller companion.
Hesitated for a while, the small frog then admitted to breaking the glass. However, the other frogs dismissed his confession, arguing that one of them had committed premeditated vandalization while the other had neglected his duty, and both deserved punishment by death. The small frog grew anxious and could not help but engage in the argument. As their voice grew louder and louder, their bellies inflated larger and larger, until some of them finally burst, splattering blood and flesh all over the place, leaving none unsoiled.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Deathstinger | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

"That hurts!"
For a short duration after using the gourd, inflicts Poisoned State to the Destined One himself.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Charface | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Magma Forged : Take the form of Charface. Smash lava-forged blade on the ground, causing magma to bursts out and damage surrounding foes.

In Combat, Press R2 + L2 to Use

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Bullguard | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"Majestic of height, he looms with might, In heavy armor, ready to fight. His eyes-a fearsome, vacant lot, A sage or fool, we know not."
Being the gatekeeper of the mountain was a thankless task indeed. For more than a century, Bullguard stood watch, never once climbing the ranks. Yet he voiced no grievances, for his devotion to the king as his sole concern, and the king's pills, his only desire. he treasured those pills within a lacquered box of pear wood, lined with silk. Each time he partook of them, he performed a ritual: a process of cleansing, rinsing, and offering incense to the universe, thanking it for its gifts. Many a lesser guai had tasted the king's rewards, but none with such reverence as Bullguard.
One day, a curious guai inquired, "How do you maintain such vigor despite the toils of this job?" With earnest simplicity, Bullguard replied, "It is the king's pill that fuels me. Take more, and you shall be as I am." The guai confessed, "We've partaken in our share, yet felt nothing. Mayhaps the king's gifts to you are finer?" Bullguard was aghast, "From the same hand we are served, how could there be a 'mine' and 'yours'?" The guai still skeptical, insisted on an exchange of pills. Soon after, the guai felt no change, while Bullguard remained as robust as ever.
Some say, "A fool's luck", but perhaps it isn't a lack of wit that's compensated, but the power drawn from blind devotion.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Fuban | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Armored strong, with horns that rise, Burrowing brings endless human cries. A Buddha's head, yet ominous it seems, One side a saint, the other a fiend.
The Kingdom of Flowing Sands, abundant with gold, marked the sun's daily demise.
The sun, truest of fires, plunged into the Western Seas, and the waters boiled and hissed at its touch. Each dusk as the evening bell tolled, the king sent men to the ramparts, where they beat upon a great drum and sound clarion calls, thus neutralizing the noise of the seas, which would otherwise be sharp enough to ravage babies in their cradles.
This drum, known as the Drum of the Setting Sun, was a gift from the Buddha and granted peace to the common folk. In gratitude, they filled their land with golden statues of all those enlightened, and the place came to be known as the Buddhist Land of Gold.
Yet as the years passed, the people's reverence for the Buddha grew to overshadow their regard for their secular ruler. This did not sit well with the King of the Flowing Sands. The chancellor, sensing his displeasure, petitioned for an end to Buddhism. And so the King decreed the razing of temples, the banishment of monks, and even the change of the kingdom's name.
Not long after, at dusk when the great drum was struck, a monstrous insect erupted from the earth beyond the border. With terrible might, it ravaged the humble villages, leaving untold dead in its wake. From then on, the sound of the drum unfailingly drew that yaoguai from its den to wreak new ruin.
The people declared this to be karmic retribution, the result of the king's impiety. The chastened king halted his suppression of the Buddhist faith and sent armies to slay the creature. Yet what hope had mortal men to prevail against a foe so mighty and dreadful? After a bitter struggle, they could only manage to frighten it back to its lair.
Fortunately, there was an enlightened monk, yellow of hair and garb, passing through the land. This righteous soul could not bear to witness woe and injustice and aided the armies in slaying the wicked insect. In gratitude, the king honored him with the title of Royal Sage, and the monk resided in the kingdom for several years.
In time, the Royal Sage took his leave and resumed his wanderings. Word came that a bodhisattva, well pleased by his worthy deed, had taken him as a disciple. He then founded his temple in Yellow Wind Ridge. "See how the world favors virtue!" the king often remarked.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Ginsengling | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"Inherent gifts in there mystical sprouts reside, Walking forth from the earth, spirits untied. Roots serve as limbs, nourishing body and mind, Beware, excessive gathering brings hardships unkind."
It was written in ancient records that consuming ginseng could bestow longevity, leading many to develop a fervent passion for devouring this precious tuber-especially aged ones. However, some scholars dismissed this notion, viewing ginseng as both a tonic and a poison; its elevated status stemmed from its humanoid appearance, they said. Nonetheless, those who made their living by harvesting ginseng always found eager buyers.
Deep within the valley, the younglings of ginseng shoots trembled with fear at the unmistakable sound of footsteps. It was the dreaded rhythm of the ginseng harvesters' mountain shoes, crushing the thick layers of decaying leaves and rocky earth. And with every eerie resonance, the siblings of the ginseng plants vanished, disappearing one by one. Only the tiniest survivors managed to evade this grim fate, their diminutive size providing a fleeting reprieve. Yet, even they bore the mark of fate-a crimson thread, marking them, and restraining them. Who knew when the harvesters would return, to dig them up once they grew into their full potential?
Time raced by, swift and unyielding. And on that day, the familiar footsteps resurfaced. With the years that had passed, it was likely the offspring of harvesters who were generations younger than those who came before; then a quickened pace, a sense of anticipation-the crimson threads had surely been spotted. But oh, what ill fortune! As the ginseng harvester reached for the thread, it led him to a grim sight-the entwined remains of a skeleton. A curse gathered on the tip of his tongue, but before he could spit it out, the ground behind him rumbled with the sound of scattered dirt. He turned his head; the shifting soil unleashed a monstrous creature, towering and menacing. Fear gripped the harvester, urging him to flee, his frantic screams piercing the air, shouting of man-devouring guais.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Guangzhi | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Guangzhi was a wolf guai that wanted to live as a human and subsequently transformed himself in their form to learn their ways. Guangzhi was sent by the Black Bear Guai to learn under Elder Jinchi , and he was able to learn the basic skills of reading and writing. When Jinchi begins fawning the Tang Monk's golden kasaya, Guangzhi innocently concocts an extreme plan of killing the Tang Monk to seize the robe. This plan is encouraged by Guangzhi's fellow disciple, Guangmou , but in reality, Guangmou was jealous of Jinchi's fondness of Guangzhi and angered by the head abbot's greed.
During the night, Guangzhi set fire in the Tang Monk's quarters hoping to burn him and take the kasaya. Unfortunately, the plan backfired in the worst way as the monk was protected from the fire, and a wind summoned by Guangmou in secret had successfully spread the fire through the entire temple. Jinchi took his own life, and the Black Bear Guai, the only other person he could turn to, had been forced to submit to the Bodhisattva Guanyin after stealing the golden kasaya during the temple's fire.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Blazebone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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On the road, bare bones on display, Flesh rotted, decayed, faded away. Long gone, forgotten in name, His homeland lost, in death's claim.
In the land of Yellow Wind Ridge, where relentless winds raged day and night, the tomb mounds were often ravaged by the mighty gusts, revealing the exposed bones-a sight all too familiar.
One day, a hurried merchant found himself passing through Yellow Wind Ridge on an urgent matter. However, the villagers warned him of the terrible danger and refused to be his guide. After walking alone for hours, the merchant rested by the roadside, eating his rations. It was then that he noticed a set of skeletal remains in the withered grass. The bones were incomplete due to greedy vultures and wolves. "Were you slain by bandits, lying here in this desolate place? Or, like me, did you find no joy in life and chose to end it yourself?" Overwhelmed with sorrow, the merchant sighed as he looked upon the skull and wondered aloud. "You now lie uncovered in the wilderness, and I can only imagine the sorrow your family must feel." Moved by compassion, he untied his bundle, weeping as he began to dig a grave to bury the remains.
Suddenly, the skeleton sat up, startling the merchant, who fell to the ground and scrambled backwards in fear. Using bony hands to support itself, the skeleton approached the merchant and pushed the bundle towards him. Astonished, the merchant cautiously accepted the bundle and resumed his journey. The skeleton followed him from a distance, and together they travelled peacefully for hours. Gradually, the merchant let his guard down, and removed his inner shirt to drape it over the skeleton's frame.
From that moment on, whenever a strange noise arose, the skeleton would guide the merchant to take cover behind rocks. With furtive glances, the merchant would then witness guais passing by the path. For several days, they continued on this way until the merchant finally reached the main road again. That was the moment the skeleton ceased to move. Grateful for its companionship, the merchant offered to transport the skeleton's remains back to its homeland. However, after a moment's hesitation, the skeleton turned and walked back into the swirling sands of the ridge. Perhaps, it had already forgotten where it came from.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Gentian | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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The taste is as bitter as gut, and it supplements a deficiency in guts. This can be used to make medicines.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Thunderstone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"The gods of the Thunder Council were ordered to strike him with all the bolts they could muster, but not a single one of his hairs was harmed."

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Curios | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Up to two curios can be equipped at the same time. Defeating Yin Tiger will give the Destined One an additional slot. Each curios has a different passive effect or certain stat boost. In New Game+ playthrough, you can defeat Yin Tiger again to obtain more slots for up to maximum five slots.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Soaks | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Description [ ]

Different soaks provide different effects to the Gourd. Soaks are rare treasures that can be found while exploring or obtained by defeating certain enemies.
The number of Soaks that can be used (and hence the number of effects that can be equipped) is affected by the Drink .

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Ingredients | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Ingredients can be found and collected while exploring the world. Some ingredients can only be found in certain types of terrain.
Seeds can be found while collecting ingredients or dropped by specific enemies. Upon collecting a seed, it can be given to Chen Loong in Zodiac Village , who will then plant it in the garden. Players then can come from time to time to harvest the ingredients from the garden. There are a total of 12 seeds, however 3 of them provide two types of ingredients.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Licorice | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"In myriad formulas, licorice reigns, the chancellor of medicines." This can be used to make medicines.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Jingubang | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"That piece of iron-one small stroke proves deadly, while a light tap proves fatal! The slightest touch cracks the skin, a small rap cripples the muscles!"

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In Journey to the West, the Jingubang is Wukong's only weapon.
Jingubang, full name is "如意金箍棒" (As You Will Gold-Banded Staff), has a golden hoop at each end, with solid black iron in between. Immediately adjacent to one of the hoops was the inscription, "如意金箍棒，重一万三千五百斤", which means "The Compliant Golden-Hooped Rod. Weight: thirteen thousand five hundred pounds."
That was the measure with which the Great Yu fixed the depths of rivers and oceans when he conquered the Flood.

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Gourds | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Different gourds hold varying amounts of wine and the amount of times they can be used before they become empty varies. Some gourds are mystical treasures themselves, offering unique benefits.
Gourds can use different Drinks and Soaks , which will additionally provide unique benefits. Certain gourds can be upgraded with Luojia Fragrant Vines ; there are sufficient Luojia Fragrant Vines in a single playthrough (i.e., before New Game+ ) to upgrade these gourds.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Relics | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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All relics are obtained automatically upon completing a Chapter. The sixth relic, Free Mind can only be obtained after completing Erlang 's questline, then completing the game by defeating The Great Sage's Broken Shell and starting a New Game+ .
Upon obtaining the relic, players can activate one of its three nodes, obtaining a unique benefit. When the relic is recollected in a New Game+ a second node can be activated, and a third in New Game++. That goes very well with the Old Monkey King's Armor Set , as its boosts the defense quite a lot when all nodes are active.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Materials | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Materials can be found in the world, obtained by defeating certain enemies or be given by certain characters. Some weapons can be upgraded into higher qualities. The special materials for crafting those weapons will remain in the inventory, allowing you to re-craft any older or newer weapons at any time.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Yarn | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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By day, they patrol the hills; by night, they spin their yarns. Such is the life of lesser guais. Their hard-earned yarn can be used to craft armor.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Thunderbone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Emitting lightning, this loong bone strikes with the force of thunder. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Drinks | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Different drinks can heal for a different amount. They can instantly restore a certain amount of health or restore it gradually. Some drinks also provide unique benefits.
Drinks can have different types and/or amounts of Soaks , which will provide unique benefits. Certain drinks can be upgraded with Awaken Wine Worms ; however, it is not possible to upgrade all of them in a single playthrough (i.e., before New Game+ ).

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Pinebrew | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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"On the board, pieces move; a sight to please. With the axe, wood falls, a melody releases. Beneath clouds, through pines, I stroll with quiet ease."

Legends speak of an untold history.
Spirits | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Upon using a Spirit Skill, the Destined One will transform into a powerful yaoguai to unleash their signature abilities costing Qi, which can be recovered by absorbing it from enemies during combat.
Spirits of the yaoguai can be cultivated at Keeper's Shrines to enhance their Spirit Skills.

Cultivation Will Material Upgrade Effect 1 → 2 1,500 N/A Reduces Qi cost 2 → 3 3,000 Blood of the Iron Bull × 1 Reduces Qi cost 3 → 4 6,000 Blood of the Iron Bull × 2 Increases Equipped Effect and Spirit Skill Effect/Damage 4 → 5 9,000 Knot of Voidness × 1 Reduces Qi cost 5 → 6 12,000 Knot of Voidness × 2 Increases Equipped Effect and Spirit Skill Effect/Damage

It should be noted that there are insufficient materials to fully upgrade all Spirits in a single playthrough (before New Game+ ). Additionally, Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang (Spirit) requires Tadpole to upgrade instead of Blood of the Iron Bull or Knot of Voidness.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Hoarfrost | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Idling on in light of day, by night, remorse comes out to play.
Transforms into Monk from the Sea, weaving strikes with a blizzard's grace and launching attacks that inflict Frost Bane.
Focus built up before transformation can be converted for use afterwards.

Hoarfrost

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Transformations | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Weapons and valuable cherished by yaoguais often carry lingering obsessions from their deceased owners. Collecting them grants the ability to briefly take on their forms in combat. Each transformation has its own strengths, making them worth experimenting with.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Immobilize | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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A control spell that with just a gesture of the finger, can bind the enemy in place. More powerful foes may break free sooner, thus caution is advised.
To ensure this spell will not be interrupted during intense combat, cast it when the opponent is exhausted, staggered, or downed.

Immobilize

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The first appearance of the Immobilize Spell in Journey to the West occurs in Chapter 5 'Disrupting the Peach Festival, the Great Sage steals elixir; With revolt in Heaven, many gods would seize the fiend':
"Dear Great Sage! He made a magic sign and recited a spell, saying to the various Immortal Maidens, “Stay! Stay! Stay!” This was the magic of immobilization, the effect of which was that the Seven-Gown Immortal Maidens all stood wide-eyed and transfixed beneath the peach trees."

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Pitstone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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The mystic's art breathes life into stone, A servant bestowed, but caution be shown. A nature fierce, beware its provocation, For crossing its path brings fatal devastation.
Once upon a time, there lived a pretentious scholar who took great pride in a paperweight he collected. Whenever his guests commented that it was merely an ordinary stone with no notable features, the scholar would respond by sharing a peculiar tale.
During his adventurous youth, the scholar embarked on a treacherous journey. Exhausted and seeking respite, he leaned against a massive stone for a snooze. Suddenly, he felt the stone come alive. Skeletons emerged from its crevices, and the stone sprouted limbs, resembling a grotesque creature. Terrified, the scholar ran for his life until he stumbled upon a desolate valley, where he noticed a gaunt monk meditating atop a boulder. Struck by the peculiar sight, he contemplated fleeing once more. Yet, to his astonishment, he sensed the relentless pursuit of the stone creature from behind. Just as he stood on the verge of being crushed, the very boulder beneath the monk unexpectedly rose, revealing two mighty arms that pummelled and shattered the pursuing creature. Amidst this terrifying clash, the scholar barely managed to escape. And the paperweight, as he claimed, was a remnant of that cataclysmic fight.
The guests erupted into laughter upon hearing the tale, mocking the scholar for spicing up his wild dream to impress them. The scorned scholar, though indignant, began to doubt the truth of his tale himself and lost interest in the paperweight. Eventually, he banished it to a forgotten corner, never to be shown again.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Lingzhiling | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Deep in the woods, beneath the trees, Where mountains green and waters please, It guards its friends with gentle ease, But gathers strength when threats it sees.
In the highland bounds, a famed wine estate thrived, renowned for its medicinal brews. These beverages, with their enchanting aroma and exquisite flavor, were beloved by the people, and its business flourished. The master of the estate had two sons, coming of age, noble in their aspirations yet prideful in their hearts. Cared not for the art of brewing, they spent their time seeking the company of heroes, heedless of their father's admonishments.
It was at this time that a bereaved family in the village uncovered a disturbing incident-the desecration of their loved one's grave. The villagers gathered there, only to discover the shattered coffin lid and clusters of fungi where the corpse should have lain. Such sporadic incidents had occurred before, yet remained unresolved, prompting the brothers to uncover the truth.
Day after day, they scoured the mountains. Until one fateful night, as the two stealthily returned home in the darkest hour, they caught a glimpse of a figure disappearing into their brewery cellar. They pursued the presumed thief, only to discover a monstrous creature capped with a blood-red lingzhi mushroom. Without hesitation, the brothers lunged forward, slaying the creature on the spot.
The sounds startled the master, who arrived only to find the lingzhi creature lying dead. Filled with a mix of anger and frustration, he revealed that the creature was in fact the brewer of the finest beverage of the estate. His sons, who had been intent on showcasing their conquest, were filled with shame and regret, and dared not utter another word.
Their business dwindled in the years that followed; a once grand manor in disarray. Unable to endure the situation any longer, the brothers resolved to leave home in search of a new life. Prior to their departure, the aged master hosted a grand feast, bidding farewell to them alongside relatives and friends. Curiously, after their departure, the business suddenly flourished once more. Only the master knew the reason behind it. Every midnight, two monstrous beings, bearing an uncanny resemblance to his sons, with lingzhi mushroom caps atop their heads, would toil to craft the finest brews for the brewery.

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Lingzhi (灵芝, Ganoderma) is a genus of polypore fungi in the family and are used in traditional Asian medicines. Ganoderma was mentioned in Zhang Heng's (张衡; AD 78–139) Xijing Fu (西京赋).
In Chinese mythology, everything has the potential to give birth to wisdom, the chance to become a "spirit"(精怪, Guai), and the faintest hope of becoming an immortal. They are not initially good or evil, and their nature is usually determined by their experiences.
In the concept art on the right, Lingzhiling is armed and looks evil. This may be related to the plot of "Black Myth".
Poisestone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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Agile and extraordinary, with strength untold, Delicate in form, light as a feather's hold. Pure beauty, untouched by mortal's trace, Proud as a frost-kissed maiden's grace.
Before obtaining the Stone Essence, the Mother of Stones was originally a blue quartz in the shape of a woman.
The blue quartz had the unique ability to absorb the essence of the moon. Through ages of absorption, she attained enlightenment earlier than other stone guais and was honored as the mountain deity.
When the Buddha-head stone guai appeared, the other stone guais convened and decided to expel the guai from the mountain. They sought the help of the Mother of Stones. However, she refused, fearing the possibility of her blue quartz to be shattered in battle.
Yet on the day of battle, seeing that the stone guais were on the verge of defeat, she could no longer bear to stand by and decided to join the fight. Noticing the Palestones launching their quartz like a barrage of arrows to sneak attack the Buddha-head guai, she imitated their action despite her deep attachment to her precious quartz.
Despite their best efforts, they were still losing. When her blue quartz was shattered by a punch, the Mother of Stones fell to the ground in despair. Unexpectedly, a yellow-furred leading a group of yaoguais came to their aid. Seeing her grievance, the rat persuaded, "What is broken is destined not to return. If we let the guai escape, wouldn't it be an even greater loss?"
Hearing this, the Mother of Stones regained her strength and rose up. Together, they subdued the Buddha-head stone guai. As compensation for her loss, the yellow-furred rat gifted her the Stone Essence.
With the essence bestowed, the Mother of Stones gained great powers. Yet as her form grew less mobile, she crafted Poisestones from blue quartz, reflections of her former self, to watch over the mountain's happenings. Perhaps she did this to glimpse what she once was, what could never return.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Spearbone | Black Myth: Wukong Wiki | Fandom

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In a world where paths are never clear, Where directions are oft lost in fear. In the spear-tip a mighty and noble stand, Behind the shield, a pride so grand.
The priests of Windrest were proud warriors. Their shields were emblazoned with the tiger, and they danced with crescent-shaped spears, commanding a presence that frightened off guais. During funerals, they would lead the procession, striking their shields and proclaiming themselves as leading generals.
The priests held a high status in Windrest. Even the minor guais in the mountain would frequently offer them rare delicacies, hoping to ensure their peace and to avoid being banished.
One day, a settler noticed an increase in the mountain's guai population and sought the advice of the sorcerers. Dismissive, the priests responded, "The guais and us, we inhabit the same mountains; an encounter would be inevitable. Since they present us with tributes, we might as well spare them."
A few years later, strange winds began to sweep across the valley, stirring up chaos. The guais ran wild, causing trouble frequently. Dressed in their warrior attire, the priests raised their shields and ventured out of the settlement to confront the unruly guais.
However, the guais didn't fear them. The priests' spears and shields, which were once their pride, could only repel a few minor ones before they were surrounded. The leader, a red-robed rat, sneered, "We had peace only because of the Bodhisattva meditating up in these mountains. You mortals surely didn't think you could actually defeat us, did you?"
Seeing the priests unable to repel the guais and instead provoking their anger, the settlers locked the gate of Windiest, demanding that the guais be expelled before they could return.
The priests met their end on the mountains, remaining in their battle stances, serving as ominous omens to those who pass by.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.