This isn’t a lazy DLC. It explores Jin’s trauma regarding his father, introduces a shaman enemy who buffs surrounding foes, and offers trippy “mythic tales” with surreal visuals. The new Animal Sanctuaries (guiding foxes to haikus) and Winds of Vanity (armor-dye side quests) are small but lovely additions.
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