Image: Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStationNo screenshot of Mongol Artifacts yet. This one shows Kamiagata (Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStation).
Mongol Artifacts are 50 objects from the invaders' culture, found in their forts, camps and the homes they took over. Each one teaches you about how the Mongols lived and fought, and 20 count toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
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.Look in Mongol forts, camps and occupied villages. Liberating a territory usually gives you time to search it. Many artifacts share a spot with a record or Sashimono Banners, so search each site fully.
Adak Tree at Yoichi's Crossroads, Black Powder Cannon at Mongol Shipyard, Aaruul south of Izuhara Clearing, Hanging Pitcher at Fort Yatate, War Horn at Takuzudama Cemetery, Mongolian Horse at Tangled Crossroads, Paiza at Kuta River Bridge, Yatga at Salt Wind Estate, Juniper northeast of Kashine Forest, Saddle at Stone Arch Crossing, Urtuu north of Old Azamo Cliffs.
Gold Bracelet at Beachside Camp, Mongol Plans at Rushing Water Crossing, Dagger at Traveler's Rest Inn, Egyptian Mask at Logging Base, Chalice at Logging Camp and Bankhar Dog at Ogawa Dojo.
Mongol Gutal outside Yarikawa Stronghold, Dried Meat north of Fort Koyasan, Composite Bow at Secluded Lighthouse, Eagle Cage at Lucky Genzo's Inn, Horse Skull at Mountainside Ruins, Milk Rack at Rebel's Retreat, Quiver at Dark Water Encampment, Shagai near Old Clan's Hill, Shaman Drum at Yoshinaka Bay, Tono at Lonely Forest Clearing, Tsam at Riverside Farm, Mongol Saber near Musashi Coast, Mongol Bomb at Moss Light Inn, Offering Plate at Stone Mire Lookout, Mongol Shield at Kawamata Village, Greek Vase at Kishibe Village, Chinese Vase at Fort Imai.
Siege Weapons at Fort Jogaku, Dishware and Pottery at High Point Guard Post, Gunpowder at General Bartu's Camp, Hide at Icy Forest Crossroads, Milk Pot at Izumi Village, Ongon at General Dogshin's Camp, Soldier Supplies west of Kamiagata Falls, Mongol Spear at Frozen Overlook, Mongolian Coins at Mountain Pass, Mongol Helmet at Frozen Forest Crossroads, Ovoo at Twilight's Edge Overlook, Qubchur at Derelict Mine, Hwacha at Bitter Hills Garrison, Prisoner Coffin at Jogaku Temple Lake, Fire Lance at Silk Farm, Mahakala Mask at White Falls Village.
Image: Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStationBamboo 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.
Image: Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStationCharm 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.
Image: Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStationCharms
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.
Image: Sucker Punch Productions / PlayStationDyes
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.