Composite Bow |
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| Collectible Type | Mongol Artifact |
| Location | Secluded Lighthouse |
Composite Bow is a Mongol Artifact in Ghost of Tsushima (GoT). A Mongol artifact is a collectible item - in Jin's Journey, players will come across Mongol Artifacts that allows the player to learn more about the culture and background of the Mongols. The purpose of these artifacts is to be collected and to unlock a trophy for collecting it all. There are 50 artifacts that can be found in forts, encampments, and dwellings across the island.
One of the Mongols' principal weapons, the composite bow is incredibly accurate, with a range of over 250 yards.
The bows themselves are built with a core of wood, such as birch and elm, strung against its natural curve. Over time, bamboo has become one of the most desirable materials for this, as its lack of grain reduces the risk of developing unwanted twisting, as well as providing for greater overall strength.
Composite Bow Location
- Region 2: Toyotama
- Secluded Lighthouse.
Composite Bow Notes, Tips, and Trivia
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- Be sure to check Mongol settlements to find an artifact, or follow Guide Birds to discover hidden locations.
| Ghost of Tsushima Mongol Artifacts |
Aaruul ♦ Adak Tree ♦ Bankhar Dog ♦ Black Powder Cannon ♦ Chalice ♦ Chinese Vase ♦ Dagger ♦ Dishware and Pottery ♦ Dried Meat ♦ Eagle Cage ♦ Egyptian Mask ♦ Fire Lance ♦ Gold Bracelet ♦ Greek Vase ♦ Gunpowder ♦ Hanging Pitcher ♦ Horse Skull ♦ Hwacha ♦ Juniper ♦ Mahakala Mask ♦ Milk Pot ♦ Milk Rack ♦ Mongol Bomb ♦ Mongol Gutal ♦ Mongol Helmet ♦ Mongol Plans ♦ Mongol Saber ♦ Mongol Shield ♦ Mongol Spear ♦ Mongolian Coins ♦ Mongolian Horse ♦ Mongolian Saddle ♦ Offering Plate ♦ Ongon ♦ Ovoo ♦ Paiza ♦ Prisoner Coffin ♦ Qubchur ♦ Quiver ♦ Saddle ♦ Shagai ♦ Shaman Drum ♦ Siege Weapons ♦ Soldier Supplies ♦ Tono ♦ Tsam ♦ Urtuu ♦ War Horn ♦ Yatga |
