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Pets play a significant role inRise Of The Ronin. For instance, if you’re a completionist like us, you’ve probably spent hours collecting cats across Japan. You may have also begun your Cat Concierge business with Usugumo Dayu. But where is the fun for us dog lovers out there? Don’t we get a nifty pet-reward system, too?
Do not worry, dog parents. Koei Tecmo’s got you covered! Rise Of The Ronin’s Pilgrim Dogs allows fellow ronin to share their wealth with other players via man’s best friend. Sounds like some good boys and girls to us! So, what are Pilgrim Dogs, and how do they work? (And how fuzzy-wuzzy are those chonky fur babies?) We’ll walk you through the basics.

What Are Pilgrim Dogs?
Pilgrim Dogsare anetwork of canines Rise Of The Ronin players send out to share resources and gifts. Unlike theCat Concierge, which puts players in a competitive market, Pilgrim Dogs provide a mutually beneficial service that rewards gifter and giftee.
How To Use Pilgrim Dogs
You can send out your Pilgrim Dog anytime from your longhouse. To get started, eitherpet the dog while standing outside your longhouseorenter the longhouse and follow these steps:
You need to attach a money gift to your Pilgrim Dog to send it on a pilgrimage. The amount you choose to give isproportionate to the rarity and quantity of the rewardsyou’ll receive upon their return. There are three gift tiers to choose from:
500 coins
3,000 coins
Pine
10,000 coins
Once your dog begins its pilgrimage, you’re able to view their progress via the longhouse menu. Atimer on the right side of the screenwill show you how long the pilgrimage will take.
Your dog will return to the longhouse when the pilgrimage timer has run out. Pet the dog outside or visit your longhouse to receive your rewards.
Interacting With Other Players' Pilgrim Dogs
You’ll frequently see other players' Pilgrim Dogs in Rise Of The Ronin. Make sure togive Pilgrim Dogs a petwhenever you encounter one toreceive a Silver Coinin return.
Your likelihood of running into other Pilgrim Dogsincreases when you send yours out on a pilgrimage.