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What does the Dancing Dragon Mask do in Sekiro? ›

A dragon's head dancing mask, made whole by piecing the fragments back together. Grants the ability to exchange Skill Points for Attack Power in the Sculptor's Idol menu. The Okami warrior women would wear this to the Fountainhead Palace. There, they would dance as an offering for the dragon.

The three Mask Fragments, when combined, produce the Dancing Dragon Mask. This unique item allows you to spend Skill Points to increase your attack power. Typically, you're only able to improve your attack power when confronting memories of important boss battles, which is a fairly rare occurrence.

Mask Fragment: Dragon – 5,000 gold

This mask fragment can be bought from the Memorial Mob at the Abandoned Dungeon Entrance Idol in Ashina Castle. It costs a rather hefty 5,000 gold, but you can actually grind gold fairly easily using a Mibu Balloon of Wealth and some trash mobs.

If you can collect all eight Dragon Priest Masks, then you can take them to the dragon shrine near the Labyrinthian. The shrine will be broken on arrival. Take and equip the Wooden Mask from the skeleton near the shrine and you will travel to a point in time when it worked.

The final mask is Konahrik, the greatest mask. You will have to go to the central barrow at Labyrinthian, then go to the broken shrine and put on the wooden mask. That shall teleport you to a new shrine.

You need to give Emma a blood sample of someone infected. Go to the npc in Ashina Outskirts, that gives you the bell. There should be an option to collect her blood sample, when you talk to her. Emma will give you 2 items after getting the sample, and then you'll be able to cure dragonrot at a Sculptor Idol.

Difficulty increases up to NG+ 7. Enemies have increased Vitality and Posture and also deal significantly more Vitality and Posture damage for each NG+ cycle. Sen and Skill Experience gains are increased for each NG+ cycle.

There are 5 headless in total and they are optional bosses. Defeating them will give you a permanent version of the 5 sugars and these will use up emblems. So, yes, you can leave them till last. You didn't mention which headless you had just defeated.

As soon as the game tells you The Sculptor is sick, talk to Emma. She'll tell you about a possible Dragonrot cure, but she'll need two samples of infected blood in order to create the medicine. So you'll need to resurrect a few more times to spread Dragonrot to another person.

Great White Whisker Usage

Give to the Feeding Grounds attendant to receive Divine Grass and set the attendant free. This completes the sidequest set by his daughter to free him. If you give him the whisker and rest, the daughter will show up to his dead body and you'll miss his carp scales.

What is the most expensive item in Sekiro? ›

Gourd Seeds are arguably the most valuable item in Sekiro because they allow you to take another swig from the magic health potion in your Healing Gourd. More health means more healing, which means less death (probably). You'll get Gourd Seeds from defeating certain enemies and (rarely) just sitting in the world.

Sekiro is very clearly a FromSoftware game, and yet in the same breath it's nothing like its studio stablemates. Beyond one complimentary update rolled out 18 months after launch, Sekiro never did receive substantial DLC. Many have argued it never needed it.

All Dragon Priest Masks

Adds 20 to carry maximum, waterbreathing and improves prices by 20%. After getting all eight masks, go to Labyrinthian to acquire the Wooden Mask, which will transport you to Bromjunaar Sanctuary, where you will receive Konahrik.

The mask also granted its wearer with darkvision and blindsight, as well as the understanding of Draconic. When two or more of the dragon masks were brought together, they magically transformed into the Mask of the Dragon Queen, combining the properties of all five individual masks.

Awarded for defeating the True Monk at the entrance of the Fountainhead Palace.