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Records
Records are 40 letters, poems and accounts written by Tsushima's people during the Mongol invasion. You find them in towns, shrines and Mongol camps, and reading 20 counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Set
- Records
- How many
- 40
- Reward
- Lore; 20 count toward the Avid Reader trophy
Found in
- IzuharaIzuhara is the southern region of Tsushima and the first one you explore in Act 1. It is where you rescue Lord Shimura from Castle Kaneda, meet most of your allies and learn the stealth tools that turn Jin into the Ghost.
KamiagataKamiagata is the snowy northern region of Tsushima and the setting for Act 3. It is thinly settled and harsh, and it is where you chase Khotun Khan to his final stronghold at Port Izumi.- ToyotamaToyotama is the central region of Tsushima, between Izuhara and Kamiagata. Act 2 plays out here: you rally allies, liberate Yarikawa and march on Castle Shimura, while side tales for Norio, Yuna and Yuriko open up.
Good to know
- There are 40 Records on Tsushima: 16 in Izuhara, 16 in Toyotama and 8 in Kamiagata.
- Reading 20 counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- 11 of them form the Conversations with the Khan series, all written by one monk.
- Akashima Village holds 4 records; Azamo Bay, Hiyoshi Springs, Umugi Cove, Yarikawa Stronghold, Omi Village and Sago Mill hold 3 each.
- The Traveler's Attire helps track missing records.
Conversations with the Khan
Parts 1 to 11 are spread across Mongol sites: a camp south of Izuhara Clearing, Mongol Shipyard, Ogawa Dojo, Logging Camp, River Child's Wetlands, Numata Settlement, Fort Imai, Kishibe Village, General Dogshin's Camp, General Bartu's Camp and Izumi Village, in that order.
Izuhara
Azamo Bay: Meet Us in Umugi Cove, Skills for Trade, Stolen Memories. Komatsu Forge: The Black Sands, To Genzo in Komatsu Forge. Brown River Gorge: First Meeting. Komoda Town: To My Love. North of Furuta Village: What Happened in Komoda. Hiyoshi Springs: True Observations in Hiyoshi Springs, Deliver to Sensei Ishikawa, Music Stories to Remember.
Toyotama
Akashima Village: Hochi and the Warrior Monks, The Healers of Akashima, To Momiji in Akashima Village, Healing Lessons. Umugi Cove: The Ritual of Nukabukuro, Necessary for Survival, Outcasts. Yarikawa Stronghold: To My Brother, Report to Steward Ujimasa, Rationing in Yarikawa Stronghold. Omi Village: Deaf Ears, Come Home, Remembrance.
Kamiagata
Kin Sanctuary: Cry for Help, Farewell. Sago Mill: Lady Hana, Watch Her, The Dye House.
Related collectibles
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Bamboo Strikes
Bamboo Strikes are button-timing challenges where Jin slices a row of bamboo poles. There are 20 in all, 16 on Tsushima and 4 on Iki, and completing them raises your maximum Resolve.
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Charm of Vitality
The Charm of Vitality is a minor Defense charm in Ghost of Tsushima. Your maximum health goes up by a moderate amount. You get it by finishing Unfinished Business, Three Actions, Three Illusions or This Threefold World.
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Charms
Charms are equippable trinkets that add perks to Jin, from extra health to silent arrows. You earn them from Shinto shrines, side tales and Legend ranks, and the six slots you can fill let you tune Jin for stealth, archery or swordplay.
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Dyes
Dyes are colour variants for Jin's armor, bows and Sakai horse armor. Most come from merchants for flowers, others from tales, Wind Shrines, Sakai Banners or Baku in New Game+, and none change stats.