Tideseal Stone

Tideseal Stones are an exploration mechanic in Nod-Krai.

They were placed by the Lightkeepers to dispel the permeation of the Wild Hunt.

Three of the Tideseal Stones have a blue Lightkeeper symbol on them. These stones are subject of the World Quest The Bell of Mourning Echoes and the Hidden Exploration Objective Secrets of the Tideseal Stones.

Tutorials

Tideseal Stones: A seal placed by the Lightkeepers to dispel the permeation of the Wild Hunt.
Interact with the Tideseal Stone while it is illuminated to unleash a powerful energy capable of resisting the Wild Hunt.

Locations

An interactive map of Tideseal Stones locations can be found on the Teyvat Interactive Map.

There are currently 8 Tideseal Stones throughout the land of Teyvat, all of which are in Nod-Krai:

Tideseal Stone #1

Defeat Enemies (During The Bell of Mourning Echoes)
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Exile ×2
  - Thundercraven Rifthound Whelp ×1
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Exile ×2
  - Thundercraven Rifthound Whelp ×1
- Wave 3:
  - Thundercraven Rifthound ×1
- Wave 4:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
Reward: Exquisite Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #2

Defeat Enemies (During The Bell of Mourning Echoes)
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Exile ×3
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Exile ×3
Reward: Precious Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #3

Defeat Enemies (During The Bell of Mourning Echoes)
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
- Wave 3:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
Reward: Precious Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #4

Defeat Enemies
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Exile ×2
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
Reward: Exquisite Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #5

Defeat Enemies
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
  - Thundercraven Rifthound Whelp ×2
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
  - Wilderness Exile ×2
Reward: Precious Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #6

Defeat Enemies
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Exile ×4
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
Reward: Precious Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #7

Defeat Enemies
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Exile ×5
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Exile ×4
Reward: Exquisite Chest ×1

Tideseal Stone #8

Defeat Enemies
- Wave 1:
  - Wilderness Exile ×2
  - Thundercraven Rifthound Whelp ×1
- Wave 2:
  - Wilderness Hunter ×1
  - Thundercraven Rifthound Whelp ×1
Reward: Precious Chest ×1

Dialogue

Available after defeating the nearby monsters and cleansing the stone with kuuvahki during The Bell of Mourning Echoes

Tideseal Stone #1

Flins

(Use Flins to interact with the Tideseal Stone)

Flins: Hold on. Something is struggling within the fissure. And I sense that it... is not the Wild Hunt.

Flins: Let us break the Hunt's shackles. Perhaps we have come upon an innocent caught in its claws.

(A kuuhenki emerges from the fissure)

(After following the kuuhenki): Flins: The Wild Hunt has always been a rare sight on Hiisi Island. They seem afraid of the moon's power, and dare not approach.; Flins: Alright, we've sent the kuuhenki on its way back to Hiisi Island. Hopefully, it stays safe this time.

Illuga

(Use Illuga to interact with the Tideseal Stone)

Illuga: Wait, I think there's something trapped inside that rift...

Illuga: Don't worry, I'll get you out of there.

(A kuuhenki emerges from the fissure)

(After following the kuuhenki): Illuga: You should be safe now. The moon's power protects this place, so even the Wild Hunt wouldn't dare to come close.; Illuga: There you go, little one. Don't let the Wild Hunt catch you again.

Tideseal Stone #2

Flins

(Use Flins to interact with the Tideseal Stone): Observe; Flins: The monsters have disappeared, but still, a fissure remains. And through it...; Flins: I sense the thick stench of the Abyss. Something lurks behind this rift.; Flins: Well, come out then. Or would you prefer a sealed letter of invitation?; Flins: Did you truly think sneaking out of the fissure unseen would allow you to escape our eyes?

(After defeating the Wilderness Hunter): Flins: The monsters that follow the Wild Hunt do not utterly lack intelligence, and they have some sense of strategy.; Flins: As such, the consequences for underestimating the enemy in any battle are dire indeed.

Illuga

(Use Illuga to interact with the Tideseal Stone): Observe; Illuga: The monsters here have been driven back, and yet a Wild Hunt rift remains. Could it be...?; Illuga: Enough hiding, you wretch. I know you're lurking behind that rift.; Illuga: Cheap tricks like this won't fool me. Come out and face your end!

(After defeating the Wilderness Hunter): Illuga: That should be the last of them... The old man was right. The Wild Hunt has been getting craftier lately.; Illuga: Looks like we'll need to be a lot more careful from now on.

Tideseal Stone #3

Flins

(Use Flins to interact with the Tideseal Stone): Observe; Flins: Normally, once all the monsters that follow the Wild Hunt have been defeated, the stench of its taint should fade along with them.; Flins: But this fissure persists... Unusual, but not unprecedented.; Flins: Let's search the area. Perhaps something unclean still remains.

(Investigate the Oath Lantern on top of the rock): Investigate; Flins: Ah, a lantern. This is something that all Lightkeepers carry with them, and is a key tool in dispersing the Wild Hunt...; Flins: The lantern remains, and on its cover lingers the scent of the Wild Hunt's permeation. The bearer, however, is nowhere to be found.; Flins: I see. Though perplexing, it's not hard to conclude what happened here.; Flins: The sacrifices of our Lightkeeper brethren are sometimes silent as a whisper. Finding out my colleagues have passed in this way is... always a shame.; Flins: ...Allow me to carry the lantern you left behind, nameless one.; Flins: Its body will be cleansed, its light, rekindled. It will find a new home in the arms of another Lightkeeper who vows to protect Nod-Krai.; Flins cleans the lantern, then carefully puts it away.; Flins: This lantern must be why the Wild Hunt didn't completely disappear. I'll hold on to it until someone from headquarters can come to retrieve it.

Illuga

(Use Illuga to interact with the Tideseal Stone): Observe; Illuga: Normally, once the nearby monsters are cleared out, the rifts around here should disappear on their own.; Illuga: So why does the Wild Hunt's presence still linger...? This is far too strange.; Illuga: Could there be something I've overlooked? Something else that's been tainted by the Wild Hunt?

(Investigate the Oath Lantern on top of the rock): Investigate; Illuga: There's an Oath Lantern here as well. It must've belonged to someone who came before us...; Illuga: The lantern is still stained with the Wild Hunt's corruption. It's not hard to imagine what happened...; Illuga: From the day we take up the Oath Lantern, our lives are bound to the flame within it, until the moment our rightful mission is fulfilled.; Illuga: To you, who fought to your last breath for the peace and safety of Nod-Krai, I offer my deepest respect.; Illuga: I will take your lantern for now. Rest assured, the crown of the honored fallen will keep your legacy safe.; Illuga: I'll bring it back to headquarters, rekindle its flame, and entrust it to someone worthy of carrying your will forward.; Illuga cleans the lantern, then carefully puts it away.; Illuga: With that, the Wild Hunt has been wiped out from this place, and our predecessor's spirit has finally found its rest.

Trivia

After clearing the enemies for the first time and claiming the chest, respawning Wasteland Wild Hunt enemies can be encountered at the locations.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Tideseal Stones	—
Chinese (Simplified)	汐印石	Tideseal Stones
Chinese (Traditional)	汐印石	Tideseal Stones
Japanese	潮印石 Chouin-seki‍‍^[!]Assumed reading‍
Korean	조석 인장석 Joseok Injangseok
Spanish	Piedra sellomarea
French	Pierres de maréoscellage	Tidesealing Stones^{[• 1]}
Russian	Камни приливной печати Kamni prilivnoy pechati
Thai	ศิลาผนึกวังวน
Vietnamese	Tịch Ấn Thạch
German	Siegelsteine der Gezeiten	Sealstones of the Tides
Indonesian	Tideseal Stone
Portuguese	Pedra Sela-Maré
Turkish	Gelgit Mührü Taşları
Italian	Pietre Sigilmarea

↑ French: Maréoscellage is a portmanteau made of marée "tide" and scellage "sealing."

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Released in Version "Luna I"

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[fr-1] French: Maréoscellage is a portmanteau made of marée "tide" and scellage "sealing."

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