Check out this Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice guide to learn about the game's items (Snapseed, Divine Confetti, Gourd Seed, Treasure Carp Scales, Rot Essence, Snapseed), effects, consumables & currency.
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All Items List
All Items & Effects
All Quick Items List
Item Name | Description & Effect |
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Healing Gourd | A gourd filled with Vitality-restoring medicine. Resting refills the Gourd |
Withered Red Gourd | Reduces Burn buildup, and slightly increases burn resistance. It cannot heal Burn status abnormality however. Refills upon rest. Purchase from Pot Noble for 2 Treasure Carp Scales |
Mottled Purple Gourd | Reduces "Terror" status buildup, and increases Terror resistance. Refills upon rest. Purchase from Exiled Memorial Mob at Mibu Village for 1800 Sen |
Green Mossy Gourd | Reduces "Poison" status buildup, and increases Poison resistance. Does not heal poison status. Refills upon rest. Purchase from Toxic Memorial Mob at Sunkey Valley - Bodhisattva Valley for 1800 Sen |
Divine Grass | A secret medicine that fully restores Vitality and cures all status abnormalities |
Rice | Gradually recovers Vitality for a time |
Sweet Rice Ball | Slowly grants medium Vitality recovery and constant Posture recovery over time |
Ceremonial Tanto | Converts Vitality into Spirit Emblems |
Pellet | Medicine Pelltes that slowly restore Vitality |
Dragon's Blood Droplet | Using it will slightly increase Resurrective Power. Offer this drop to the Sculptor's Idol with the Recovery Charm in hand to heal all afflicted with Dragonrot |
Bundled Jizo Statue | Restre a node of Resurrective Power |
Antidote Powder | Heals status abnormality "Poison," and temporarily increases Poison resistance |
Contact Medicine | A weak "Poison" status abnormality is inflicted upon consumption. All other forms of poison will become ineffective |
Dousing Powder | Heals the "Burn" status abnormality, and for a time decreases Burn buildup |
Ministry Dousing Powder | Slightly more effective than regular dousing powder, it heals "Burn" status, reduces Burn buildup, and reduces damage from incoming Burn attacks |
Pacifying Agent | Reduced "Terror" buildup and increases Terror resistance for a time |
Eel Liver | Greatly reduces the amount of damage received from lightning attacks, as well as the "Shock" status abnormality |
Gokan's Spiritfall | Consume Spirit Emblems to reduce Posture damage taken for a time |
Ako's Sugar | Boosts Attack Power for a time |
Ungo's Sugar | Temporarily reduces Vitality damage taken from physical attacks |
Gokan's Sugar | Reduces Posture damage taken for a time |
Gachiin's Sugar | Suppresses sound and presence for a time, making the user harder to detect |
Yashariku's Sugar | Halves max Vitality and Posture, while granting a large Attack Power Boost |
Mibu Balloon of Wealth | Acquire more coin for a period of time |
Mibu Balloon of Soul | Acquire more Resurrective Power for a time |
Mibu Possession Balloon | Have a higher chance of obtaining items |
Divine Confetti | Confetti imbued with a divine blessing made for driving away apparitions |
Red Lump | Consume to gain red-eyes and reduce flinching from enemy attacks, but also prohibits the use of Resurrection |
Ceramic Shard | Throw it at an enemy to draw their attention |
Fistful of Ash | Throw it at an enemy to temporarily distract them |
Oil | Enemies doused in oil are easily set alight, causing them to take additional Vitality damage from fire attacks |
Snap Seed | Useful for breaking the effect of illusion techniques |
Nightjar Monocular | A bamboo tube used to see distant objects |
Light Coin Purse | A purse filled with a small amount of sen. The sen in this purse is not lost upon death |
Heavy Coin Purse | A purse filled with a large amount of sen. The sen in this purse is not lost upon death |
Homeward Idol | Returns the user to the last visited Sculptor's Idol or the Dilapidated Temple. Can be used repeatedly. |
All Key Items List
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Item Name | Description & Effect |
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Kusabimaru | A katana given by Kuro, the Divine Heir. |
Shinobi Prosthetic | The artificial arm of a shinobi, passed down by the Sculptor |
Mortal Blade | An odachi capable of slaying the undying. It's crimison blade will take the life of any who dares draw it |
Lotus of the Palace | One of the incense ingredients sought by the Divine Heir for Immortal Severance |
Dragon's Tallly Board | A tally board carved from a large piece of jade. Increases the stocks that can be purchased in merchant's shops. |
Ashina Sake | A bottle of Ashina sake given by Emma |
Monkey Booze | Alcohol created by dew pooled in a hollow tree |
Ashina Esoteric Text | A compendium of the Ashina Sword Style. Allows one to learn "Ashina Style" skills |
Senpou Esoteric Text | A book of secrets that grants the ability to learn "Senpou Style" Skills |
Mushin Esoteric Text | A unique text of the legendary Ashina Mushin Compound style |
Anti-air Deathblow Text | Compendium on the Shinobi Martial Art, "Anti-air Deathblow" |
Fragrant Flower Note | A note from Kuro, written by Takeru, former Heir of the Dragon's Heritage |
Tomoe's Note | A note written in Tomoe's soft handwriting. |
Page's Diary | An old diary entry written by Takeru's page |
Okami's Ancient Text | An old note left by the Okami clan, who sought to reach the divine realm |
Black Scroll | An old text describing a black Mortal Blade |
Holy Chapter: Dragon's Return | Sacred passage on a path to enlightenment |
Gun Fort Shrine Key | The key to a shrine deep within the gun fort |
Secret Passage Key | The key to the secret passage that leads out of Ashina Castle |
Sakura Droplet | Increases Resurrective Power, allowing one additional resurrection |
Young Lord's Bell Charm | A bell charm received from an old woman, who asked that it be offered to Buddha |
Unrefined Sake | A bottle of cloudy, unrefined sake. Sake is a drink meant for sharing |
Shinobi Esoteric Text | Grants the ability to learn "Shinobi Style" skills |
Prosthetic Esoteric Text | Grants the ability to learn "Prosthetic Style" skills |
Immortal Severance Text | A book from Kuro on the art of severing ties with the Dragon's Heritage |
Ornamental Letter | A letter thrown in a well |
Rat Description | A description of the "rats" that have snuck into Ashina |
Surgeon's Bloody Letter | A worn and bloodstained letter from Dosaku, the surgeon in the Abandoned Dungeon |
Flame Barrel Memo | A tattered note written by Anayama |
Hidden Temple Key | The key to the Hidden Temple in the Hirata Estate, given by the Owl |
Gatehouse Key | The key to a samurai gatehouse located in the Ashina Reservoir |
Prayer Bead | Offering 4 of them at a Sculptor's Idol will increase Vitality and Posture |
Prayer Necklace | Increases Maximum Vitality and Posture |
Remnant | Battle memory that increases Attack Power |
Recovery Charm | A Dragonrot Recovery Charm created by Emma |
Rot Essence | Indicates which NPC has Dragonrot. Lessens chance of receiving Unseen Aid |
Treasure Carp Sale | A sparkling scale from a Treasure Carp |
All Upgrade Materials List
Item Name | Description & Effect |
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Scrap Iron | Widely used for basic reinforcement, it can serve as a base material for Prosthetic Tool upgrades |
Scrap Magnetite | Base material commonly used in Prosthetic Tool upgrades of intermediate and higher rank |
Black Gunpowder | Material used in alchemical Prosthetic Tool upgrade, including those of an explosive and occultic nature |
Yellow Gunpowder | Material used to upgrade Prosthetic Tools |
Lump of Fat Wax | Can be used for intermediate and higher Occultic upgrades for Prosthetic Tools |
Adamantite Scrap | Base material commonly used in advanced Prosthetic Tool upgrades |
Fulminated Mercury | Used in explosive Prosthetic Tool upgrades of advanced rank |
Lump of Grave Wax | Used for occultic Prosthetic Tool upgrades of an advanced nature |
Lapis Lazuli | Used to fully upgrade a Prosthetic Tool to its limit. Will also unlock the Lazuline Upgrade trophy when used. |
Items Overview
Use Consumables That Help In Combat
In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Sekiro can use various items to help in battle, such as boosting defense, restoring health, and increasing the amount of posture damage you can deal on enemies.
How & Where To Find Items
Items can be obtained from as drops from enemies, or purchasable from Merchants with the in-game currency Sen.
Check Out All Area Walkthroughs Here!Upgrade Tools & Attributes With Special Items
Certain items can be used to upgrade Sekiro's tools and even his physical attributes such as health & posture, so always be on the lookout for these items!
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