Outside of the Pillars of Honor sword kits, there are a few more to pick up. To the southwest of Bitter Hills, southeast of Fort Kikuchi To the northeast of Kin Village, east of the Endless Forest Northeast of Iwai Village on the east coast of the island On the edge of Cape Izumi in the north east Just north of Mouth Jogaku, east of General Dogshin’s Camp Southeast of Umugi Cove, out into the sea West of Kasumasa’s Isle, south of Old Clan’s Hill North of Yoshinaka Bay, northwest of Ichi’s Inn On the west coast of the island, near Sibling Bay On eastern shore next to Old Togo Rice Fields North of Azamo Foothills, south of Sakimori Overlook Up by First General’s Field and Trader’s Forest Northwest of Shigenori Peak and Komatsu Forge We'll then embedded a gallery of everything so you can pick out which ones you like. Here's a list of what you'll find at each one. Most of the best sword kits in Ghost of Tsushima are found at the Pillars of Honor shown on the map above. Ghost of Tsushima - all sword kits at Pillars of Honor To see this content please enable targeting cookies. With the entire island open to you, it's time to mop up the rest of the kits, hats, and masks - including the Sly Tanuki on the east coast. Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 3 Vanity Items: In the second area of Ghost of Tsushima, you can find one of your first easter eggs - the Band of the Second Son - on top of the pagoda at Omi Monastery.

Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 2 Vanity Items: Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 1 Vanity Items:ĭespite being early in the game, there are plenty of cool vanity items to find.

Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 3 Vanity Items.

Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 2 Vanity Items.

Ghost of Tsushima Full Map - Act 1 Vanity Items.

We've marked the regular vanity items in yellow on the map segments - split into acts to avoid unnecessary spoilers - and the secret hats, headbands, and masks in blue. Namely, the Sly Tankui Sword Kit and Band of the Second Son headband, which you can track down in act 2 and 3. Some of these more special items you can find include easter eggs harking back to Sucker Punch Productions' earlier games including the Sly Cooper series and Infamous: Second Son. Finally, those sword kits, fancy hats and masks will be yours! To see this content please enable targeting cookies. If you're having trouble tracking things down, remember, once you've finished the game and ejected the last of the Mongol invaders, you'll get unrestricted access to Ghost of Tsushima's full map. And we've also updated this page to include images of every single sword kit in the game - as well as their locations. We've done the hard graft for you and tracked down each and every vanity item to be had in the game - including the secret hats which aren't marked on the map.

It is mysterious and beautiful.With the release of Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut on PS5, there's never been a better excuse to fully explore its huge open world.īut with the fog of war clouding Tsushima, it can be tempting to traipse around every nook and cranny to fill in the blanks and complete the map. You might even hear frogs croaking around you. Moss hangs and grows on every surface, mist lingers above the ground, and incense burns near the great bell. 'For example, the healing town of Akashima is located in lowland wetlands. follow a string of torii gates to a forgotten shrine, assault a fortified castle, or find an abandoned fishing hut near the water.' Trailers for the game gave a brief glimpse of different regions - each of which has its 'own identity' - but this blog gives us the first details on a specific area. Previous screenshots have already shown us that the map will be made up of diverse regions ranging from mountains and the sea to bamboo forests and lush meadows, and Wang elaborates further: we'll see 'boggy swamp lands. 'Our goal when building an open world game is always “if you can see it, you can reach it,” with as few exceptions as possible,' says Wang.

to bring a little piece of the real island. Wang says the team visited Tsushima and 'recorded birds and nature sounds and photo-scanned leaves from Tsushima island' to use in the game as 'a way. Speaking on the latest PlayStation Blog, Sucker Punch's environment art lead Joanna Wang says 'the map is divided into three regions filled with more than forty diverse Biomes and hundreds of points of interest', and that Ghost of Tsushima 'is by far the biggest game we have ever made.' The island in the game is a combination of 'essential elements' from the real Tsushima, 'inspirations from mainland Japan', and Sucker Punch's own unique version.

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