Kechi Fishing Village
Kechi Fishing Village sits north of Lake Izuhara and south of the Old Woodsman's Canopy. It falls to the Mongols at the start of Act 2, and freeing it pays steel.
- Type
- Settlement
- Region
- Izuhara
- Province
- Komoda
Good to know
- The wiki lists it in Komoda, Izuhara.
- It becomes a Mongol Territory when Act 2 begins.
- Rewards: minor Legend increase and 8 Steel.
- Objective: rescue the hostages. A bonus asks for kills on burning enemies.
- The side tale The Laughing Bandits takes place here.
When to go
You cannot liberate it in Act 1. Come back after the story moves to Toyotama, when it shows up as occupied.
The Warrior's CodeThe Warrior's Code is the first tale of Act 1, where Jin and Yuna raid a Mongol prison camp looking for her brother Taka. It is the stealth tutorial: you learn Assassination and Focused Hearing and get the Sakai Tanto.- The Laughing BanditsThe Laughing Bandits is an Izuhara side tale that starts with a crying woman in Kechi Fishing Village. You investigate a home, track bandits to the Komoda ruins and clear them out, earning a minor melee charm and 10 linen.
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- Settlement
Adachi Estate
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- Settlement
Aoi Village
Aoi Village is a village on the Tsutsu Plains that the Mongols occupy at the start of Act 2. Freeing it gives you the Key of Aoi, one of the keys for The Unbreakable Gosaku.
- Landmark
Arrow Peak Shrine
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- Settlement
Azamo Bay
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