The Latest Update for Where Winds Meet Introduces the New Jianhu Legacy

A new update has been released for Where Winds Meet. One of the new content introduced is the new Jianghu Legacy. It offers three volumes.

Volume I is about "In the Quiet of Night." On nights when the moon is full, there are those who say that they hear recited lines of Quiet Night Thought coming from the moon. People say that it serves as a lament for the fallen Tang. The displaced souls, upon hearing it, look up to see the same moon the immortal bard saw and hear the echoes of the glorious Tang.

Volume II heads to the "Desert Without Sails." This one is about a giant ship that's said to have sailed across the sands, emitting mournful wails before disappearing without a trace into violent sandstorms.

Finally, there is Volume III which is about "A Wellspring of Hope." It's said that fate is cruel and calamity strikes. The path is set but the light can be rekindled. While fate is fleeting, the human spirit endures.

New Campaign

The new update for Where Winds Meet introduces a new campaign. The Whitecrown Fortress is now live. It's said that horses lose their way and men find no life. According to legends, at the desert's edge lies an ancient battlefield on which a city of life and death stands. Time descends into chaos and all things sink into stillness. Those who seek to cross the desert see the city as not only a road home but also a path to doom.

New Area

Finally, there is the new area with the Hexi-Jade Gate Pass. To access, players need to be at least Lv. 14 and complete the Hexi Main Chapter: By Lamplight - Rendezvous. Players can test and see if they have the skills to survive.

Learn more about the new update here.

Where Winds Meet is an epic open-world action-adventure RPG that's rooted in the rich legacy of Wuxia. It is set during the turbulent era of tenth-century China and players take on the role of a young sword master as they uncover forgotten truths and the mysteries of their own identity.

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