Where Winds Meet Map Guide – All Wayfarer Locations to Unlock the Map
The world of Where Winds Meet is vast, stunning, and full of mysteries, but your map is nearly empty at the beginning. If you want to uncover the whole world, you have to find the wandering Wayfarers that are scattered in Qinghe and Kaifeng regions. Each of them gives you a part of the local map, which makes it easier to explore and helps you locate quests, fast travel points, and secret places. This guide helps you understand the location of every Wayfarer, so that you can quickly access the full map for an easier time exploring.
How Wayfarer’s Work in Where Winds Meet?
Wayfarers are those NPC’s who are disguised seasoned travellers in Where Winds Meet. These guys have travelled certain areas of the Jianghu world in detail, and have the important locations marked on their map. You can increase the vision area of the World Map by simply talking to them, as they are quite generous when it comes to sharing knowledge. By talking to Wayfarers, players can get access to all rivers, cities, villages, districts, mountains, and more. You can also see the Boundary Stones locations to quick travel to certain locations.
Keep an eye out for NPCs who wear a big-heat and are flocked by eagles. These are generally “Wayfarers”. Make sure to put your game into Solo mode before talking to any wayfarers. This is because map unlock can be a bit buggy to see in multiplayer mode. If you are still unable to find any Wayfarer in the area, we have another tip to locate them. Simply go to your World Map -> Your current region information. It will say to find a Wayfarer for more information. Click on it to fast-track the location of the Wayfarer on your map.
All Wayfarer Locations in Qinghe
Qinghe is the first major province you explore and it introduces you to the Wayfarer system early on. There are three Wayfarers here, positioned along routes you naturally visit during your first chapters. Their locations are as follows:
Verdant Wilds Wayfarer – Usually, this is the first Wayfarer that players meet. He is the one you discover the village you are starting by the Bamboo Abode in the prologue. When you talk to him, he gives you your first piece of the map along with a secret word which turns out to be very helpful when you talk to other Wayfarers. By revealing the Verdant Wilds map, you can see the roads leading to the north along with the villages that are close to you and will appear in your first game of the new script.
Moonveil Mountain Wayfarer – As you are heading to Heaven’s Pier in the first chapter, there will be a long bridge visible from your car that curves over the river. The Moonveil Mountain Wayfarer can be found on a rock by the water in this area. His map fragment illustrates the cliffs and the trails leading to Heaven’s Pier. Because this region is full of walls, the best way to go up and down the mountain is to have a complete map.
Sundara Land Wayfarer – The Sundara Land Wayfarer is found at a small fire on the side of a hill near the Halo Peak Courier Post. You have to use the Lightness Skill Platform Up to ascend the mountain in order to reach him. In exchange, he offers you a complete overview of Sundara Land. This place is full of winding trails and hidden corners, so, unveiling this map is an excellent means of getting to know the area.
All Wayfarer Locations in Kaifeng
Kaifeng mixes grand city areas with open farmlands and rugged desert. It contains four Wayfarers, each placed along natural travel routes or major locations. Their locations are as follows:
Granary of Plenty Wayfarer – Kaifeng City is a place that you should visit at least once. It has a large agricultural plain that is quite a sight with the numerous granaries scattered around. Mounds of grain will catch your eye from the road. The Granary of Plenty Wayfarer, which is piled high, stands on a wooden platform and is surrounded by these stores. This piece of a map reveals the fields that extend to the capital and thus, making the trip from the port to the city easier to comprehend.
Kaifeng City Wayfarer – This Wayfarer is the person who is outside the city streets of Kaifeng. He can be found inspecting the streets from the city walls. If you are willing to locate him, just enter the city through the South Gate, make a turn to the right and climb the stairs to the ramparts. He reveals the entire map of Kaifeng City and also gives other hints about the city’s leisure places if talked to further. Make sure to meet him to make ease of exploring the Kaifeng City.
Jadewood Court Wayfarer – After touring the Imperial Garden, you should visit the rope pulley station that descends to Jadewood Court. By the pulley mechanism, you will find this area’s Wayfarer with his map widely opened. The map is indicating the area of Jadewood Court as well as the gardens, which are difficult to get around because they have many layers of paths and very narrow walkways.
Roaring Sands Wayfarer – To meet the Roaring Sands Wayfarer, you have to get out of the Willowshade Village from the east and go up the nearby ridge. The area is dry, without any shelter, and is dominated by long ridgelines. Hence, you will need to look more keenly for him. Once you approach and talk with him, the entire region of the Roaring Sands will become accessible to you on the map.
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