In Ghostwire: Tokyo, players can wear Prayer Beads to strengthen attacks, get extra passive abilities, and more. They are quite numerous and can be upgraded through various means. Get to know the effect of each Prayer Beads, how to get them, upgrades, and more using this guide.
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| Gust Beads |
Wind-Elemental Attack Power +20% / 40% / 60%
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| Flame Beads |
Fire-Elemental Attack Power +20% / 40% / 60%
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| Aqua Beads |
Water-Elemental Attack Power +20% / 40% / 60%
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| Archery Beads |
Arrow Attack Power +20% / 40% / 60%
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| Talisman Beads |
Level 1: Increases the effect duration of Stun and Thicket Talismans to 2x
Level 2: Increases the effect radius of Exposure and Decoy Talismans to 2x |
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| Astral Beads |
Increases the amount of ether that appears
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| Incognito Beads |
Makes it longer for enemies to detect you.
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| Spirit Perception Beads |
Allows you to sense spirits within a radius of 100m / 200m
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| Prosperity Beads |
Doubles the amount of meika gained from yellow ether crystals
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| Nourishment Beads |
Doubles the amount of HP recovered by consumables
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| Self-Defense Beads |
Reduces damage taken by 10% / 20% / 30%
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| Sleuth Beads |
Allows you to sense KK’s investigation notes within a radius of 100m / 200m / 300m
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| Transmission Beads |
Allows you to transmit souls on the spot without using a phone booth
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| Tireless Beads |
Allows you to unleash unlimited attacks.
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| Shadow Beads |
Makes it nearly impossible for enemies to spot you.
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Clearing the fog by cleansing Torii Gates usually rewards you with a Prayer Bead that you can equip. Duplicates of Prayer Beads upgrade your current one, bolstering its effects and making it more effective in either combat or exploration.
You can also get Prayer Beads from Nekomatas, the cat spirits that sell rare items. However, you cannot simply buy them with money. You have to look for rare items around Tokyo and retrieve a specified number of them to get the Prayer Beads. Note that each Nekomata shop is unique so be sure to check them out!
Read our review of Ghostwire: Tokyo here.
