Empty Baskets is a short Tsutsu side tale where a crying woman says bandits stole all her food. You recover it from a camp in the woods, with the option of doing it without a single kill, and get a Charm of Resistance I.
Part 41 of 66 in Tales of Tsushima
Villagers say bandits are stealing food in Tsutsu. The woman sits outside her house, and the tale starts when you talk to her.
The woman asks you to bring her food back but not to hurt the thieves. Jin refuses to promise that.
Head northeast into the woods and locate the small bandit camp. The bundle of rice sits in the middle of it. Fight or sneak, take the rice and carry it back to her.
Stealth works well here since the camp is small. Grabbing the rice unseen counts as finishing without bloodshed.
When she sees the rice she lets slip she has not eaten rice in ages, and Jin realizes she lied about it being hers. She apologizes and promises not to do it again. If you come back later, bandits are looting her house and she is dead, no matter how you handled the camp.
Lost at Sea
Lost at Sea is a side tale on Kijo Isle, the southern tip of Izuhara. A man named Otosuke wants his daughter back from the Mongols, so you row out and board their ships. It is a stealth-friendly rescue that pays a Charm of Resistance I.
A Healer's Touch
A Healer's Touch is an Izuhara escort tale where you guard Hanaoka, a monk healer, on his way to a sick camp in the woods. It has investigation stops and small fights, and pays a Charm of Divine Healing I.
A Mother's Peace
A Mother's Peace is an unnumbered Masako tale in Act 1 where you help Lady Masako find and bury her two sons on Komoda Beach. It opens after The Husband from a peasant at the Golden Temple and rewards the Charm of Fortunate Return and 2 Silk.
A Place to Call Home
A Place to Call Home is a short Ariake side tale where a panicked man asks you to retake his house from the Mongols. You clear the house, then follow clues to learn what became of his family, and earn a Charm of Well-Being I.