Where Winds Meet Companion App, Interactive Map & Database

• Item categories - The Items database listed "Letter" and "Common Item" twice in its category list, each with only part of the items. Each category now appears once with all of its items. Open the Items

Every object that adds a Collection entry to your Compendium is now on the map. The database's Compendium section now has the whole in-game Compendium. The Antiques filter now has a marker for every antique, named like the item in the game. Every entry name in the database is now unique, so the list and the search no longer show the same name several times. Links to skills, items, equipment and titles that were merged into one entry open that entry again.

• Compendium - 143 Collection pickups in 15 categories (Artisan: Collection, Tools - Collection, Buildings - Collection and more), each named after its entry with the entry's description. Open the map

• Compendium - the database section is now called Compendium, like in the game, and lists 2,026 entries instead of 1,422 (Ratchet, Juniper, Scaffolding and 600 more). Entries that share a name show their category, e.g. Wooden Eagle (Tools) and Wooden Eagle (Enemies). Open the Compendium
• Map links - each Compendium Collection pickup on the map opens its Compendium entry, and the entry shows where the pickup is. Gray Wolves now link to the Gray Wolf creature entry instead of the outfit with the same name.
• Antiques - 101 markers instead of 43: Qinghe 24, Kaifeng 22, Hexi 31, Imperial Palace 2 and Hidden Mountain 22. Each one is named like the item, e.g. Zhang Wanshi·Dagger with Hidden Needles. Antiques from the same area share one spot, so type a name into the map search to find one. Open the map

• Oddity Collection - About 760 Oddities also had a Treasure Chest, Puzzle Chest or collectible marker on the same spot: the Oddity Mice, Golden Toads, Swallow Nests, Cinnamon Branches, Hives, Jadesong Cicadas, Blackiron Pangolins, Terracotta Boars, door knockers and censers showed up as "Treasure Chest", the Hovering and Broken Chests of the Redmist Beetle and Dagger General Oddities as "Puzzle Chest", and the Apsara Hares, Nine-colored Deer and Redmist Beetle spores as collectibles. Each of these spots now has one marker, the Oddity. Real treasure chests are unchanged. Open the map

The Oddity Collection now shows all 891 Oddities instead of 124, so you can finish every region's Oddity count.

• Oddity Collection - All Oddities are on the map now: Qinghe 153, Kaifeng 274, Hexi 181, Imperial Palace 60 and Hidden Mountain 223. That includes the Swallow Nests, Cinnamon Branches, Oddity Mice, Golden Toads and Thunder Fluff in Kaifeng, the Terracotta Boars, Wicker Rays, Jadesong Cicadas, Blackiron Pangolins and Peltwing Squirrels in Hidden Mountain, the Apsara Hares, Azure Birds and Nine-colored Deer in Hexi, the Mantises and Hives in Qinghe and the door knockers, censers, Qilin bricks and Chi heads in the Palace. Search a name in the map search to list every spot of one kind. Open the map
• Oddity Collection - The Oddity markers now use the game's own name, "Oddity Collection", in every language, and sit in the Quest group next to Encounter and are on by default. Before, they were called "Oddity Gathering" and were hidden among the herbs in Gather. Open the map
• Oddity Collection - Every Oddity is now named by its kind, in the game's own words and in every language: "Midnight Nibbler (Ghostlight Market)", "Heartsoothe Twig (Jinming Pool)", "Terracotta Boar (Hidden Mountain - Highlands - Mirkvale)". Before, many showed placeholder names like "Hive Gameplay - 3" or "Udumbara Flower - Difficulty 2 - Fortress Area 1". Search a kind, for example "Midnight Nibbler", to list all of its spots.