This guide is about Gold in Ghost of Tsushima. Learn more about what Gold is and how can you get Gold.
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Gold is one of the materials needed to upgrade the Sakai Katana at swordsmiths. Each upgrade tier of the Katana will require an amount of Gold pieces to upgrade to the next tier.
How to Upgrade the Sakai Katana
Your primary way of getting Gold is going to be liberating Large Camps. You can tell the type of Mongol Territory through the icon displayed on the map. Large Camps are indicated by a large tent icon.
You will need a total of 13 Gold to fully upgrade the Katana and each Large Camp will give you 2 Gold, meaning you will need to liberate a total of 7 camps.
List of Mongol Territories and Locations
Specific Trappers will also be selling Gold. You can buy them using your Supplies. This is not the recommended way of getting Gold as each piece will cost a hefty amount of Supplies, 300 to be exact. But could be a viable source of Gold if you have an excess of Supplies.
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