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Mann

Last updated 2026-08-05

Mann is an open-world NPC located in Dornman Port, Windrest Peak, Mondstadt.

He appears in the open-world after completing step 8 of the World Quest The Wind Has Ceased in Series A Long Day in the Mountains: Prologue - Magic Mountain.

Location

Profile

Mann has been the doorman at the Old Sanatorium Site for seven years. He oversees demolition work and cultural heritage preservation and has a dog companion named Hauptmann (German: Captain lit. "Mainman").[1]

Appearance

(To be added)

Quests and Events

World Quests

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Windrest Peak...
Media:VO Mann 01.ogg "Climb the hill, climb the hill... Well, I climbed the hill but I still can't find the sanatorium."

Dialogue

Mann: Climb the hill, climb the hill... Well, there's no sanatorium to be found even if you do...
Icon Dialogue Talk White About the sanatorium on the mountain...
Mann: It was torn down long ago.
Mann: Ghost stories or not, there's no treasure up there. You should go home now.
Mann: I lived there for seven years. The air was so cold that it could freeze even time and wind. Seven years passed like seven days, gone in the blink of an eye.
Mann: But we all have to go down the mountain. Even one pushed by the wind still moves forward.
Mann: There's nothing left to see. Nothing left to find. If you go up there and end up disappointed staring at ruins, don't blame this old man for not warning you.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Take care.
Mann: Thank you. It's damp near the mountain. Take care of yourself.

Trivia

  • Mann might be a reference to Thomas Mann, a German novelist, short story writer, social critic, philanthropist, essayist, and the 1929 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate. Notably, his seven-year stay at the sanatorium mirrors the experience of Hans Castorp, the protagonist of Thomas Mann's novel, The Magic Mountain.
  • Mann's dog being named Hauptmann might be a reference to Gerhart Hauptmann, another German novelist and the 1912 Nobel Prize in Literature Laureate. Thomas Mann met Hauptmann at an Alpine resort and adapted some of Hauptmann's traits for his character Mynheer Peeperkorn in The Magic Mountain.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishMann
Chinese
(Simplified)
曼恩
Màn'ēn
Chinese
(Traditional)
曼恩
Màn'ēn
Japaneseマーオン
Maaon
Korean
Man
SpanishMann
FrenchMann
RussianМанн
Mann
ThaiMann
VietnameseMann
GermanHerr Mann
IndonesianMann
PortugueseMann
TurkishMann
ItalianMann

Change History

References

  1. World Quest, A Long Day in the Mountains: Prologue - Magic Mountain: The Wind Has Ceased