EquipmentsupportingArmourArmour set

Traveler's Attire

The exploration set. It does nothing in a fight and is arguably the most useful thing you can wear on Tsushima.

Type
Armour set
Role
Armour set
Importance
supporting
Traveler's Attire — weapon art
Ghost of Tsushima · equipment
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Overview

The exploration set. It does nothing in a fight and is arguably the most useful thing you can wear on Tsushima.

Traveler's Attire makes the Guiding Wind track artifacts, clears 10–30% additional fog of war as you travel, and vibrates the controller within 10–60m of an artifact. None of that helps you kill anyone; all of it helps you find the island's collectibles without consulting a map.

It is available immediately — any merchant will hand it over — which makes it the default set for the long stretches between missions.

Not a combat set at all — an exploration tool. Worn for collection sweeps and swapped out before anything starts.

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Stats & Performance

Weapon stats
StatValue
TypeArmour set
How to get itSpeak to any merchant
ArtifactsTracked with the Guiding Wind
Fog of war cleared while travelling+10% → +30%
Controller vibrates near an ArtifactWithin 10m → 60m
Ranges run from the set as you receive it to the set fully upgraded at an armorer.
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Builds & Best Uses

Strengths

  • Finds artifacts and collectibles without map-checking
  • Clears the map faster while simply travelling
  • Available from the very start

Weaknesses

  • No combat benefit whatsoever
  • Must be swapped out before a serious fight

Best uses

  • Exploring between story missions
  • Hunting the island's collectibles
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Upgrading it

Armour is improved at an armourer, paid for in linen, silk and leather gathered from the world and from tale rewards. Every set states its effects as a range, and the upper figure is what the set does only once it is fully upgraded — an unupgraded set is materially weaker than its description suggests.

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Sources