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The '''''Biwa Hoshi Tattoo Set''''' is a [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content|downloadable content]] pack for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''. The pack can be purchased for 200 [[Helix]] Credits in the Helix Store and consists of 5 [[tattoo]]s. | The '''''Biwa Hoshi Tattoo Set''''' is a [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content|downloadable content]] pack for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''. The pack can be purchased for 200 [[Helix]] Credits in the Helix Store and consists of 5 [[tattoo]]s. | ||
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The Biwa Hoshi Tattoo Set is a downloadable content pack for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. The pack can be purchased for 200 Helix Credits in the Helix Store and consists of 5 tattoos.
Description
Depictions of ancient tales on the skin lend the strength of legendary warriors to the wearer.
Content
Tattoo
- Biwa Hoshi (Head)
- Biwa Hoshi (Front)
- Biwa Hoshi (Back)
- Biwa Hoshi (Left Arm)
- Biwa Hoshi (Right Arm)
Behind the scenes
In Japanese history, Biwa hōshi, also known as "lute priests", were travelling performers preceding the Meiji period who earn income by reciting vocal literature to the accompaniment of biwa music.