Walkthrough for the tale The Generosity of Lady Sanjo in the game Ghost of Tsushima. This page covers all main objectives, key steps, or helpful tips to guide you through the tale smoothly. Whenever possible, the guide points out locations for key items and details interactions with NPCs, among other tips. To ensure maximum clarity, in-game screenshots are included for easy-to-follow visual guidance.
Quest Group: Tales of Tsushima
Location: Toyotama
This tale will be unlocked when you finish "A Message in Fire" and "The Delicate Art of Negotiation" tales. To get it started, talk to Lady Sanjo in her dojo in Umugi Cove.
Lady Sanjo, the woman who runs Umugi Cove, lives above the tavern. Perhaps I should pay her a visit.
You can find out that this tale is available by talking to people you meet while exploring the world.
Something of great value was stolen from Lady Sanjo in Umugi Cove. I need to know what it was.
When you talk to Lady Sanjo, she'll ask you to help her retrieve a certain map.
Lady Sanjo asked for my help retrieving a stolen map. She claims it reveals the location of food stores that she uses to feed the people of Toyotama. She may be a criminal, but she sounded sincere. I'll look for the map and expect no shortage of trouble along the way.
Travel to the well Lady Sanjo told you about.
The Gambler's Den is between the rocks a little to the north. Walk around the rocks and approach the stilt house in the middle.
There's a man hiding inside but he won't let you in, so you have to find another way.
Climb a large rock in front of the house and use a grappling hook to jump on the roof of the house.
Go inside through a small window.
Talk to the man inside. It'll turn out to be a trap set by the ronin.
Go outside and talk to one of the ronin. He'll want you to buy the map from them but you won't agree to it and the fight will start.
There will only be three opponents. Easy fight. When you kill them, take the map from the corpse of the one you talked to.
Return to Lady Sanjo and hand her the map. It will end this tale.