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Onigiri - Sekigahara (Level 60-70)

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Progress Update in Onigiri: Leveling in Sekigahara

Navigating character growth and quest requirements in the land of the samurai.

70
Target Level
10
Shizuka Friendship
15
Susanoo Level
Section I

Grinding in Sekigahara

I am currently in Sekigahara, focusing on leveling up to 70. When I feel bored, I travel back to Kyoto for easy dungeon runs, which also help me improve my sword skills. I’m still using my Tatsujin and Ranmagiri, but I’m on the lookout for a third sword to complement my setup. The Hakujin and Helm-Splitter are looking particularly promising.

 

Current Weapon Loadout
  • Tatsujin — primary sword currently in rotation.
  • Ranmagiri — secondary sword currently in rotation.
  • Hakujin — potential candidate for the third slot.
  • Helm-Splitter — potential candidate for the third slot.
Section II

Friendship Ratings with Shizuka

I'm currently stuck in Sekigahara because I need to level up my friendship rating with Shizuka. If I don't increase it, I won't be able to progress further in the game. I have a bit of a desire to move on to Kaga already, but from my research, it seems that Shizuka must be at least level 10 friendship by the time I reach Sekigahara.

Note: Shizuka must be at level 10 friendship to progress past this stage, and Susanoo needs to be at level 15 before the endgame.
CharacterRequirementMilestone
ShizukaFriendship Level10
SusanooCharacter Level15
Stay tuned for my next update as I push toward Kaga!

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