Have you been travelling back to the days of the samurais? Then you are definitely been spending some time in Like a Dragon Ishin, the latest chapter in the famous Sega series about gangsters in Japan. But have you been wondering about some of the game’s concepts? We will explain how Like a Dragon Ishin virtue works.

There are so many different things to do in the game, as with many other chapters in the Like a Dragon Ishin series. From sidestories, to fishing and many other different tasks.

But in this guide, we are here to see how Like a Dragon Ishin virtue works. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about what to do with Virtue and where to go to spend it, so we hope this helps.

How does virtue work in Like a Dragon Ishin?

Virtue is a series of points which can be gained by doing good deeds for the townsfolk. You can do this by helping them and solving some simple side quests. Virtue points can, then, be exchanged for several different blessings at temples and shrines located at various places around Like a Dragon Ishin’s world.

In addition to gaining blessings and bonuses, townsfolk also treat you more kindly the more virtue points you have. There is also another way to gain virtue points: you can go ahead and complete tasks in diligence records.

When you visit a shrine to spend your virtue, you will be able to get rewards like an expanded inventory or a better relationship with people and areas in the game.

That’s all you need to know about virtue in Like a Dragon Ishin. If you’re looking for more information on the game, you can check out our guides on the Sega RPG for more tips and tricks such as inventory explained and where to find Takechi.