Not too far in, you'll need to throw a bomb at a bunch of rocks to levitate them, opening your access to some gates. The last Spirit Mail is only accessible when you start the Warrior's Path portion of Taro's quest. On The Warrior's Path From this spot in front of the big gate on the Warrior's Path, look left to the cliff face to spot some rocks you can levitate with a bomb. Head inside and climb to the top to find the Spirit Mail. The Tower is a big location you'll probably have noticed, but you can't reach it until you start working on Toshi's mementos toward the end of the game. Here, near the Maskmaker's Path area, is a big wooden tower that you don't need to enter for any other purpose. You'll visit the northwest side of the village once you have the Dash ability. In The Tower When you enter the Tower, look up for a flower that will carry you up, and then continue climbing until you reach the top. You'll find the Spirit Mail in the back corner of the room. Move it over by the house to the right and you can climb up onto the roof, then drop down inside. Go around the back of the house and direct the Rot to pick up the big barrel you find there. Drop down inside the house and you'll find the Spirit Mail in the corner. As you're headed up the path toward Taro's Tree, the last house on the right side of the path will have a door blocked by a piece of wood. There are a lot of houses along the way but not many you can enter. When you first arrive at the village, you'll eventually head off the main path to the right, past where the first hat cart is. Look for a big barrel with blue paint, and have the Rot move it to the circle nearby to climb up on the roof. On The Path To The Forest On your way out of the village heading east toward Taro's Tree, you can slip behind one of the houses. The rest of the Spirit Mails in the game can be grabbed as you enter each area and gain its new power. The first you can get on your way to Taro's Tree, Rusu's Mountain, and the Forgotten Forest, but you'll have to return later to grab the rest.

There are three Spirit Mail messages to find in the Village, but the latter two won't be available until late in the game when you start looking to deal with the game's third spirit, Toshi. You might also want to read our guide for beating the game's tough first major boss, Taro, if you stall, and check out our Kena: Bridge of Spirits review. Read our beginner's tips to get you started, and check out our guide to solving the Fishing Shrine in the Forgotten Forest, which has tripped up a lot of players. We've got lots more Kena: Bridge of Spirits coverage to help you make your way to the ultimate goal of reaching the Mountain Shrine. If you need help finding any Spirit Mail messages, you can check the mailbox in front of the house you're trying to unlock, which will provide a clue as to where you can find the message that unlocks it. We've found all the Spirt Mail hidden within the game, and below, you'll find instructions to unlocking each one. Like other collectibles, Spirit Mail can be tough to find-but often, the paths to the items are just out of view, and your powers of observation will help you locate them. In order to completely restore the village, you need to find all the Spirit Mail messages hidden in various areas of the game, and you can't find all the rewards hidden in Kena: Bridge of Spirits without them. With Spirit Mail, you can access each of the houses in turn, which often hide battles and always contain collectible rewards. Scattered throughout the world of Kena: Bridge of Spirits are bags of what are called 'Spirit Mail.' These messages correspond to the various houses in the village at the center of the game, most of which are covered in corruption that blocks your ability to enter them.

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