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If you’ve been scratching your head over what the Letters are in Dynasty Warriors: Origins, don’t worry—you’re not alone. These mysterious little deliveries might not sound like much, but they come packed with goodies to help you on your journey. Here’s a quick rundown of what they are, how to get them, and whether they’re worth your attention (or money).

What Are Letters?

Letters are essentially care packages delivered to you during your adventure. Think of them as little love notes from the game, stuffed with useful resources. Here’s what they include:

Gold: Use this to buy weapons, portable items, and other shiny things to give you an edge in battle.
Pyroxene: This becomes available later in the game and is used for creating gems (because nothing says “warrior” like crafting sparkly stones).

How Do You Get Letters?

Delivered at Inns: As you progress through the story, you’ll receive Letters when you stop at Inns.
Progress Unlocks: The Letters that contain pyroxene only start showing up after you’ve unlocked the ability to create gems in the story. So, you won’t get these right away.

Are Letters Included in the Deluxe Edition?

If you’re eyeing the Deluxe Edition, know this: the Letters are included, and they can give you an extra boost with gold and pyroxene. That said, Letters can also be earned just by playing the game. So, if you’re not in a rush or trying to save a few bucks, you won’t miss out by sticking to the standard edition.

What Are Letters Good For?

Cosmetics? Not really. The resources from Letters are more about functionality—helping you gear up and prepare for battles.
Gameplay Boost: They’re most useful for stocking up on essentials and crafting gems, which can make your life a lot easier in the long run.

Should You Care?

If you like having a little extra gold and crafting materials early on, the Letters from the Deluxe Edition might be worth it. Otherwise, you can still earn them in-game, so it’s not a make-or-break feature. Think of them as a nice bonus rather than a must-have.

So, there you have it—Letters are like little care packages to keep you battle-ready. Whether you splurge on the Deluxe Edition or earn them through gameplay, they’re handy to have, even if they’re not the flashiest feature around.