Mongol Occupied Territory

Learn about all Mongol Territories in Ghost of Tsushima, including their locations in Izuhara, Toyotama, Kamiagata, and Iki. Discover how liberating them helps clear the fog of war and earns rewards.

Alright, let's talk about the Mongol Territories you'll be encountering all over Tsushima and Iki. Think of these as the enemy's strongholds, camps, and even villages they've taken over. Clearing them out is a big part of Jin Sakai's journey and really helps push back the invaders. Every territory has its own set of objectives, and sometimes bonus ones too. You might need to rescue hostages, use specific techniques like Shoji Assassination, or even use certain weapons. Don't worry if you don't get them all on your first try; some are tied to specific missions like Jin's Journey, Tales of Tsushima, and Mythic Tales. Why bother clearing them? Well, besides the satisfaction of taking back the land, liberating these areas does two key things: 1. Rewards: You'll gain Legend, which is crucial for leveling up Jin, and you'll get resources like Iron and Steel. Liberating major territories nets you Gold and Technique Points, and you can even find Sashimono Banners. 2. Fog of War: Each liberated territory clears a bit of that annoying fog on your map. Clear out an entire region, and the fog lifts completely, revealing any spots you haven't discovered yet. There are a total of 57 Mongol Territories across Tsushima: * Izuhara: 24 territories (18 available in Act 1, and 6 become occupied in Act 2). * Toyotama: 18 territories. * Kamiagata: 15 territories. And don't forget about Iki Island! It has an additional 6 Mongol Territories, some of which are tied into the Tales of Iki. Liberating these is key to earning the trophy 'The Butcher Redeemed' after defeating the Eagle. Trophy Hunting Tip: Keep an eye on the trophies related to liberating territories. You'll need to clear specific counts in each region (like 12 in Izuhara for 'Hero of the People') or go for the big one, 'Master Liberator,' by clearing all of Tsushima Island. Izuhara Breakdown: * Act 1 (18 Territories): * Minor Territories: Beachside Camp, Fallen Outpost, Furuta Village, Kuta River Bridge, Old Trading Post, Rushing Water Crossing, Salt Wind Estate, Stone Arch Crossing, Tangled Crossroads, Traveler's Rest Inn, Yoichi's Crossroads. * Major Territories: Logging Base, Logging Camp, Ogawa Dojo, Shipyard. * Towns: Azamo Bay (linked to 'The Broken Blacksmith' and 'Unfinished Business' tales). * Act 2 (6 Territories): These pop up as you progress, so don't be surprised if new ones appear on your map. Toyotama Breakdown (18 Territories): * Minor Territories: Urashima Village, Koshimizu Farmstead, Omi Monastery, Nomoto Small Farm, Kaneda Small Farm, Kuta Valley, Koshimizu Pond, Koshimizu Spring, Koshimizu Swamp, Koshimizu Stream, Koshimizu Village, Koshimizu Wood. * Major Territories: Koshimizu Estate, Koshimizu Shipyard, Koshimizu Town. * Towns: Port of Yarikawa (linked to 'The Tale of Yarikawa' tale). Kamiagata Breakdown (15 Territories): * Minor Territories: Kiiyan Village, Kiiyan Farmstead, Kiiyan Pond, Kiiyan Spring, Kiiyan Stream, Kiiyan Wood. * Major Territories: Kiiyan Monastery, Kiiyan Shipyard, Kiiyan Town. * Towns: White Flower Park (linked to 'The Ghost and the Lady' tale), Sago Bridge (linked to 'The Unbreakable Gosaku' tale), Kiiyan Castle. Iki Island Breakdown (6 Territories): * Minor Territories: Raider's Camp, Raider's Camp (second one), Raider's Camp (third one), Raider's Camp (fourth one). * Major Territories: Raider's Camp (fifth one), Raider's Camp (sixth one). Remember, taking these territories back isn't just about completing objectives; it's about reclaiming Tsushima piece by piece. Good luck out there!