Records of Iki are 25 notes and letters added by the Iki Island expansion in the Director's Cut. They tell the story of Iki's people under the Mongols, and like the main Records they count toward the Avid Reader trophy.
Should I Not Return and To My Future Shaman, Zenshin at Cloud Forest Temple, A Scrawled Message south of Lake Nagata, For Father at Thieves Rest Village, Hidden Treasure at Viper's Den, Watch Report in a cave southwest of Buddha's Footprints, To My Follower, Sainen at Saruiwa Overlook, To My Follower, Genro at Zasho River Crossing, and Fragment of a Letter to an Unknown Follower at Thieves Rest Lighthouse.
Manifest is at Barrier Cove; next, To Kichijiro Near the Crossroads in Yahata Forest at Sheltered Campsite, To My Wife and To Lord Sakai Upon Your Return at Fort Sakai, Faded Scrap of Paper northwest of Kidafure Battleground, Curse at Raider's Memorial, then Attached to an Old Crate by a shed close to Lone Spirit Fall, plus Beware the Tengu-Masked Archer inside a Yahata Forest house. Epitaph is at Yahata Lighthouse, and To the People of Iki Island is in a cave on Survivor Coast, and the captives' notes at Sentinel's Peak and Katayama Market.
To the Raiders of Iki Island is on the Mongol ship at Fune's Refuge after Jin From Yarikawa. To My Future Shaman, Zenshin appears after Caretakers of the Eagle. Finally, To the Son of Kazumasa Sakai waits at Kazumasa's End after The Blessing of Death.
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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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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 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.
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Haiku are short poems Jin writes at quiet, scenic spots on Tsushima and Iki Island. Each of the 19 open-world spots rewards a cosmetic headband, so this is where most of your headbands come from.