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Tomiko's Homestead

Tomiko's Homestead was the personal residence of the Japanese farmer Tomiko, located within the Katano Foothills of the province of Izumi Settsu.

History

The residence was a farm belong to Tomiko's family during the 16th century. Following her parents' death during the civil war between the Japanese clans, Tomiko inherited the homestead and slowly rebuilt it.[1] On 30 September 1581, the shinobi Fujibayashi Nagato, who was a friend of Tomiko's family, came to the homestead in the midst of Oda Nobunaga's invasion of Iga. He brought his daughter Naoe on his horse hoping that Tomiko could treat Naoe's injuries, notwithstanding the fact that he himself was also injured after being shot in the back with an arrow. Tomiko took both of them in and treated their injuries.[2]

After Naoe woke up, she left the homestead in order to pursue a masked samurai who had stolen a box she had been tasked to retrieve. Nagato himself woke up much later, and also left Tomiko's homestead in order to assist his daughter. Both of them failed to return as Nagato was subsequently killed while Naoe was heavily wounded[2] and was taken in by the monk Sorin and his apprentice Junjiro at the Makinoodera Temple.[3]

A few months later, a fully healed Naoe returned to the homestead, informing Tomiko of her father's death and showing her a drawing she had made of her father's killers, which she referred to as "the Onryo". Fully understanding and empathizing with Naoe's experiences, Tomiko gave her full control of the land, allowing her to establish a hideout to pursue the masked men.[1]

Customization

Naoe and Yasuke can customize the hideout by renovating acquired buildings and rearranging the layout and decorations to their aesthetic tastes. Doing so can provide them with various advantages in combat or for the community that lived on the grounds.

Rooms

Main Rooms

Name Image Tier Boons Description
Hiroma N/A The heart of the hideout where key decisions are made. Allows new rooms to be built and manages the hideout.
(Can only be built once)
Stables

Level 1: Stockpiles can be tagged at the cost of 2 scouts, providing resources at the end of the season


Level 2: Stockpiles can be tagged at the cost of 1 scout.

Level 3: Scouts smuggle 20% more resources from stockpiles

A hub for transportation animals and materials. Lets you tag stockpiles for your scouts to smuggle.
(Can only be built once)
Kakurega

Level 1: Acquire a scout. Kakurega grant fast travel, seasonal contacts, and supplies.


Level 2: Kakurega offer seasonal provincial rumors that reveal the locations of collectibles, unique treasures, and more. From here, scouts can be assigned to clear regional alerts.

Level 3: Adds additional kakurega locations around Japan and reduces kakurega unlock costs by 30%.

A hub to manage kakurega safehouses all over Japan. Upgrading makes them more efficient. You can also refill your scouts.
(One room of this kind can be built)
Study

Level 1: An additional scout joins the league. Reduce search zone for quests by 25%.


Level 2: An additional scout joins the league.

Level 3: An additional scout joins the league. Reduce search zone for quests by 60%

The League's information center, where secrets are gathered. Upgrading expands the network by recruiting more scouts.
(One room of this kind can be built)
Forge

Level 1: Weapons and armor can be upgraded to level 20 and dismantled.


Level 2: Weapons and armor can be upgraded to level 40 and non-legendary engravings can be applied to them.

Level 3: weapons and armor can be upgraded to level 60 and legendary engravings can be applied to them.

A place to dismantle and upgrade your gear. Unlocks visual customizations in inventory. Upgrade to apply engravings.
(One room of this kind can be built)
Dojo

Level 1: Allies can be trained up to initiate rank.


Level 2: Two allies can assist you instead of one.

Level 3: Allies can be trained up to veteran rank.

A place for your allies to practice. Upgrade allows allies to train to higher ranks.

Themed Rooms

Name Image Description Effects
Hiroma
Terra A small Buddhist altar where ancestors are enshrined. Experience gained is passively increased.
(One room of this kind can be built) 		+10% experience gained
Jinja A Shinto shrine to create a spiritual bond with the Kami. Benefits of praying at any shrine are enhanced.
(One room of this kind can be built) 		Praying grants a boon for the next 15 minutes. All effects of shrine boons are increased by 20%.
Nando Comfortable apartments for a restful night's sleep. Reduces the scout refresh cost in kakurega.
(One room of this kind can be built) 		–30% mon to replenish scouts in a kakurega
Zashiki A reception venue to unwind and entertain guests.
(One room of this kind can be built) 		+20% reason efficiency
Tea Room A room for hosting tea ceremonies. Increases your reason efficiency.
(One room of this kind can be built) 		+20% reason efficiency
Gallery This gallery displays gear found on your travels. It allows you to create and switch between equipment loadouts. N/A
Small Room A small unfurnished room to decorate as you wish. N/A
Medium Room A mid-sized unfurnished room to decorate as you wish. N/A
Large Room A large unfurnished room to decorate as you wish. N/A

Engawa

Name Image Description
Small Engawa A small roofed corridor connecting one room to another.
Medium Engawa A mid-sized outdoor corridor connecting one room to another.
Long Engawa A long outdoor corridor connecting one room to another.
Corner Engawa An angled outdoor corridor leading in another direction.
Junction Engawa A roofed outdoor corridor branding into two paths
Crossway Engawa A crossway outdoor corridor connecting four directions.

Paths

Dirt

Name Image Description
Packed Dirt This is a simple yet effective choice for starting any healthy garden.
Firm Dirt Firm foundations are a sturdy choice for a growing garden.
Gravel The element of flowing water can be symbolized by gravel.
Fine Gravel This gravel is a refined choice.

Gravel

Name Image Description
Green Gravel This is a key element used to create islands around your garden.
Rocky Garden Gravel Each piece of stone is as mighty as the mountain it came from.
Wealthy Courtyard Gravel Nobles would start only the richest of gardens using gravel like this.
Rich Courtyard Gravel This is an elevated choice of quiet luxury.

Cobblestone

Name Image Description
Mossy Cobblestone These seasoned cobbles have seen the roughest of tides.
Cobblestone This balanced path makes for smooth passage.

Forest

Name Image Description
Forest Rock This is a good option for the warrior who chooses a rougher path.
Moss Moss brings to mine beauty and simplicity.
Forest Moss Like the forest, this moss smells of fresh air and transience.
Overgrown Forest Gravel This was taken from deep in the forest where the path becomes lost.
Forest Gravel Harvested from a forest's edge, this is a unique path to use.

Flora

Birch Trees

Name Image Description
Baby Birch Tree This young tree represents the good to come.

Flowers

Bushes
Name Image Description
Birch Bush This bush emits the scent of dry wood.

Outdoor Cosmetics

Statues

Fox Statue

A statue representing the fox

Komainu Statue

Transitional shrine statue representing the lion

Right Facing Tiger Statue

This tiger statue faces the right

Lefty Facing Tiger Statue

This tiger statue faces the left

Buddha Statue

Symbolic of not only peace, but also happiness

Sekito

A pagoda-like Buddhist stone structure sometime used as a grave marker

Large Gorinto

A type of Buddhist stone tower symbolising the five elements, often used as memorials and grave markers

Small Gorinto

A type of Buddhist stone tower symbolising the five elements, often used as memorials and grave markers

Praying Hands Jizo Statue

Strike statues just like this can be found across various parts of the country

Palms Open Jizo Statue

This pensive statue is said to hold spiritual power of protection for travellers

Patient Jizo Statue

A comfort to grieving parents, Jizo statues protect the spirits of children who pass far too early

Lights

Name Image Description
Small Stone Lantern This will light the quaintest of gardens.

Banners

Oda Kamon Banner

The Oda clan is represented by a stylised version of the quince flower

Hashiba Kamon Banner

The Hashiba clan is represented by a stylised version of the Paulownia tree

Akechi Kamon Banner

The Akechi clan is represented by a stylised version of the bellflower

Niwa Kamon Banner

The Niwa clam is represented by a stylised version of the cross mark

Bessho Kamon Banner

The Bessho clan is represented by a stylised version of the tomoe

Akiyama Kamon Banner

The Akiyama clan is represented by a stylised version of a triple lozenge

Tsutsui Kamon Banner

The Tsutsui clam is represented by a stylised version of the ivy plant

Shibata Kamon Banner

The Shibata clan is represented by a stylised version of the wild goose

Ikko Ikki Kamon Banner

The Ikko Ikki is represented by a stylised version of the swan

Junjiro Kamon Banner

Junjiro's special crest

Critical Roll Banner

This banner celebrates the spirit of adventure and begs the question, "How do you want to do this?"

Dead By Daylight Banner

The banner boasts colours from another realm, and an equally mysterious sigil...

Fences

Half Bamboo Fence For the times when more is actually less

Bamboo Fence

Bamboo grows hollow, a reminder that we should never be full of ourselves

Rock Row

Bring a mountain range to the mightiest of gardens

Some Wall

These mossy rocks form a durable wall that can be used to create divisions in your hideout

Rocks

Name Image Description
Angular Rock Island This steep rock island adds a touch of verticality.
Campfire Some huddle around the fire to tell stories of home.
Inclined Rock Island
Modest Rock Island
Mossy Angular Rock Island
Mossy Inclined Rock Island
Mossy Modest Rock Island
Mossy Peak Rock Island
Peak Rock Island
Rock Bridge
Rock Cluster
Rugged Rock Island

Set Pieces

Name Image Description
Classic Tea Bowl Collection
Decorative Paper Lamp

Miscellaneous

Name Image Description
Drying Pole

Appearances

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Assassin's Creed: Shadows – From Spark to Flame
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Assassin's Creed: Shadows – Fight of the Kakushiba Ikki
  3. ↑ Assassin's Creed: Shadows – An Unpayable Debt

Characters
Assassins
Templars
Shinbakufu
Sanzuko Ippa
Minor targets
The Betrayers (Fujichika Nakayama • Endo Tomoyasu • Itakura Shigezo • Masatoshi Nakahara • Sato Genta • Sato Katsubei • Usami Yoshiko) • The Butterfly Collectors (Gamemaker • Kacho • Mucho • Richo • Shucho) • The Corrupt Daikan (Endo Riku • Gamo Morinari • Ise Asuka • Isshiki Mansaku • Izumi Bunzo • Okudaira Toshizo) • Genzaburo's Soldiers (Akane • Genzaburo • Shishimaru • Shin-no-suke • Yasokichi) • The Godai Shinobi (Kaji • Akira • Azai Jukei • Kazumi • Rokkaku Yoshimitsu) • The Hunters of Kyonyo (Inumaru • Kamakichi • Shishi-o • Toro • Tsuchi-Gumo) • The Iron Hand Guild (Ginroku • Kanta • Kin-no-suke • Tamao • The Iron Hand) • The Kabukimono (Big Sueki • Chief Cuckoo • Corrupt Blade • Ember • Ghost General • Grave Dancer • Laughing Man • Peacock) • Kurai Eikyou (The Akiyama Agent • The Blacksmith Agent • The Katsuragi Agent • The Tsutsui Agent • The Messenger) • Nobutsuna's Students (Asari Nobutane • Hozoin In'ei • Marume Nagayoshi • Nagano Saemon • Sanada Masatoyo • Yagyū Munetoshi • Yuki no Kata) • The Pirate Alliance (Kage • Little Kappa • Lopo Cruz • Oni-yuri • Sen) • The Seta River Killers (Gaspar • Ermigo • Trader • Exterminator • Builder • Contractor • Collector • Stalker • Tormentor) • The Silver Smugglers (Enju • Fernam Moreno • Takeru • Mai • Nycollaao de Castel Branco • Shinji • Yoshisada) • The Twisted Tree (Takahashi Goro • Takahashi Ichi-Hime • Takahashi Inoshichi • Takahashi Jiro • Takahashi Saburo • Takahashi Shiro • Takahashi Taro) • The Winter Raiders (Akumu • Hayate • Sobei • Jinbei • Yasha) • The Yamabushi Imposters (The Clifftop Yamabushi • The Forest Yamabushi • The Mountain Yamabushi • The Pathway Yamabushi • The Pond Yamabushi • The River Yamabushi • The Shadow Yamabushi • The Valley Yamabushi • The Village Yamabushi) • The Yokai (Ao Andon • Daitengu • Kappa (Kappa Taku • Kappa Rei) • Makuwauri no Bakemono • Oshiroi Babā • Suika no Bakemono • Taka Nyudo • Yuki-onna)
Mythic Beings
Others
Animus EGO user • The Eagle • Ego • The Guide | Akechi Mitsuyoshi • Aoi • Aoki Ujimasa • Asajiro • Bessho Nagaharu • Luís Fróis • Fujita Juro • Furuta Tanji • Fuyu • Gamo Yoshimitsu • Gennojo • Genpaku • Hatakeyama Yoshimasa • Hori Hidemasa • Hosokawa Fujitaka • Imai Sōkun • Imai Sōkyū • Ise Sadatame • Ishikawa Goemon • Kanō Eitoku • Kamiizumi Nobutsuna • Kennyo • Konishi Yukinaga • Konatsu • Kumabe Ujiie • Kuroda Yoshitaka • Kyonyo • Mamushi • Matsu • Mayu • Meiran • Mitsumune • Mori Ranmaru • Murakami Norimasa • Nakamura Tadashige • Nene • Niwa Nagahide • Norimune • Oda Nobukatsu • Oda Nobunaga • Ōta Gyūichi • Otama • Rin • Samemaru • Satoko • Shibata Katsuie • Shindo Hiroshii • Shin'nyo • Shōtei • Sorin • Suzu • Tetsuo • Tokubei • Tokugawa Ieyasu • Tatsugoro • Tominaga • Tomita Nobutaka • Toyotomi Hideyoshi • Ukita Hideie • Ujimasa • Yakichi • Yamamoto Masakatsu
Factions
Assassins (Kakushiba ikki) • Templars (Abstergo Industries (Sentinels) | Japanese Rite (Sanzoku Ippa) • Portuguese Rite • Roman Rite) • Shinbakufu • Japanese clans (Akiyama • Akechi • Bessho • Fukui • Niwa • Oda • Rokkaku • Sengoku • Takahashi • Takeda • Tokugawa • Toyotomi • Tsutsui • Ukita) • Japanese confederations (Iga ikki • Ikkō-ikki • Koga ikki) • Japanese subcultures (Ashigaru • Kabukimono • Rōnin • Samurai • Shinobi • Sōhei • Yamabushi) • Minor factions (The Butterfly Collectors • Godai Shinobi • Iron Hand Guild • Kurai Eikyou • Pirate Alliance • Seta River Killers • Winter Raiders) • Jesuits • Portuguese Empire
Locations
Japan (Awaji (Sumoto • Yura) • Harima (Aga • Himeji • Miki • Takasago) • Iga (Hijiyama • Ichinomiya (Aekuni Shrine Town) • Mibuno Vale) • Kii (Mount Kōya • Negoro-ji • Saika • Shingū) • Ōmi (Azuchi (Azuchi Castle) • Hachiman • Lake Biwa (Chikubushima) • Nagahama • Ōmizo • Ōtsu • Sakamoto • Shiotsu) • Izumi Settsu (Amagasaki • Katano • Osaka • Sakai • Takatsuki • Tomiko's Homestead) • Tamba (Fukuchiyama • Kameyama • Miyazu • Tada • Takeda • Yakami) • Wakasa (Obama • Tsuruga) • Yamashiro (Kyoto (Honnō-ji) • Shōryūji • Ujitawara • Yamazaki) • Yamato (Asuka • Katsuragi • Kōriyama • Nara Heartland (Tōdai-ji) • Takatori • Uda Matsuyama • Yoshino))
Events
Terms and concepts
Animus (Anomalies • Database • Genetic memory • Hub • Memories • Rifts) • Crafting • Kakurega • Oni • Activities (Hidden Trails • Horse Archery • Kata • Kofun • Kuji-kiri) • Collectibles (Kamon • Tea sets • Sumi-e • Kano Paintings) • Imperial Regalia • Skills (Assassination • Eagle Vision • Freerunning • Eavesdropping • Leap of Faith) • Wardrobe (Naoe • Yasuke)
Weapons and tools
Blunt weapons (Kanabō) • Bow • Firearms (Teppō) • Grappling hook • Hidden Blade • Kusarigama • Polearms (Naginata • Yari) • Shinobi Tools (Kunai • Bells • Makibishi • Nightingale floor • Shuriken • Smoke bombs • Tezutsu) • Short blades (Tantō) • Staff (Bō) • Swords (Katana)
DLC
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