Overview
Sworn to Moji, Wei Sanchuan belongs to the Mandate Encampment as a disciple.
Moji departed after entrusting Wei with the outer gate's spare key. The player learns only two things about him: the key itself, and his pledge to Xiaowan that he would meet her in Pangzhen. The quest Pillars of Kunlun is where he shows up.
Relationships
- MojiMasterMojiMaster
Moji handed this disciple the encampment's outer-gate spare key prior to his departure.
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Of the trio who rejected Transcension, he signed the document denouncing Huangxing.
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Role in the Story
How the outer gate was to be sealed
Neither Wei, Zhao Di nor Zhuge Feng would accept Transcension, so each of them planned to run. Wei intended to get to the outer gate and bolt it from outside, keeping out whatever was no longer human. Any of the others who made it out were told to carry on without him.
Pangzhen's well
Xiaowan never saw him again. His corpse ended up in a Pangzhen well, still holding the outer-gate key, and that spot has since been named Well of Wei Sanchuan.
All three, Wei, Zhao Di and Zhuge Feng, signed a denunciation of Huangxing before running. The document brands Huangxing a betrayer of the Mandate who practised the Dragon Body art and killed his own junior brother, Moji, who was their master.
Missions Featured
| Appearance | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Pillars of Kunlun | Side tale | This quest carries a quest-log entry for Wei Sanchuan. His dialogue brings up the outer-gate scheme and what he promised Xiaowan. |