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Tai

Last updated 2025-02-25

Tai is an open-world NPC in Liyue Harbor. He can be found at Chihu Rock, just behind Third-Round Knockout.

Location

Profile

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Appearance

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Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Ho there, come...
Media:VO Tai 01.ogg "Ho there, come! Come and see these rare and precious curios!"

Dialogue

Tai: Ho there, come and have a look. Each item here is a treasure you shall find in few other places!
Icon Dialogue Talk White What are your wares?
Tai: Interested, are we? Well then, allow me to tell you a little something—
Tai: Look at this porcelain bottle, if you will. It may look plain, but it is a true relic, perhaps worth as much as half of Chihu Rock!
Tai: And this censer — legend has it that it has offered incense to Rex Lapis himself for a thousand years, and has become filled with adeptal energy in the process!
Tai: And have I mentioned this teapot? Why, it was once used by Rex Lapis himself. You will never find another like it...
Icon Dialogue Talk White How much for these?
Tai: How much? Oh no, I never said I was selling. In fact, you couldn't make me sell these.
Icon Dialogue Talk White So what's with the shop if you're not selling?
Tai: Ha, that's a good one. Whoever said that a shop must needs hawk wares?
Tai: I bought this store here precisely to show these beauties off to any who would pass by.
Tai: Every day, some ignorant bystanders like you will come by and ask me these questions. That said, this is precisely what I want...
Icon Dialogue Talk White I'm good, bye.
Tai: Sure. Come again if you have time to spare, and I'll spin you another yarn!

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishTai
Chinese
(Simplified)
阿泰
Ā Tài
Chinese
(Traditional)
阿泰
Ā Tài
Japanese阿泰
Atai‍‍[!]
Korean태수
Taesu
SpanishTai
FrenchTai
RussianАтай
Atay
ThaiTai
VietnameseTai
GermanTai
IndonesianThai[• 1]
PortugueseTai
TurkishTai
ItalianTai
  1. Indonesian: His name is altered to Thai due to negative connotation for "Tai" in this language.

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