A large seaweed-encrusted coffin lies upended at the bottom of the wreck. The remains of what appears to be seals of some corroded metal lies snapped about the casket.
Alken Rock Coast, situated in The West, stretches along the southern shoreline, featuring a vast rocky expanse complemented by a large amount of walkable coastline and a couple of small islands, one in the distant southeast corner of the map.
Char Cape Passage - Northeast
Charwood Forest - Northwest, through Navasar Pass
Crossings - North, through Parallel Passage
The Jade Urn - Southwest, near Skirr Islet
Jade Urn Pavillion: Northwest, at the very edge
Coastal Grotto - cave on the north of map
Wind Dust and 
Feathers, it also has a fireplace.
NPCs that are permanent or recurring only on this map
NPCs that are permanent or recurring only on this map
NPCs that do not appear all the time and show up in other areas
NPCs that only appear in groups
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check. check, they will provide more dialogue.Its historical significance lies in the wreckage of the famed WaveJinn sea vessel, a frigate from The Age of Dynasty that met a tragic end here, carrying an enigmatic ancient coffin and leaving no known survivors. The events surrounding the WaveJinn's demise and the enigmatic coffin have been immortalized in the play The Fate of the WaveJinn, regularly performed in the nearby Western Harvest Route.
Visitors to Alken Rock Coast can witness the remnants of the WaveJinn's wreckage. The old frigate, its name sign deteriorated but still legible as "WaveJinn," grinds against the rocks with each push of the waves. A captivating sight awaits beneath the surface, as a large seaweed-encrusted coffin lies upended amidst the ship's remains. Seals made of corroded metal, once attached to the coffin, now lay snapped around it.
The old wreck of a frigate grinds against the rocks with each push of the waves. A word on the ship's rotting name sign is still legible: 'WaveJinn'.
A large seaweed-encrusted coffin lies upended at the bottom of the wreck. The remains of what appears to be seals of some corroded metal lies snapped about the casket.
Legend has it that the crew was transporting an ancient stone coffin that has been found during a treasure hunting expedition on some uncharted island. It is believed that remains of the shipwreck still can be found somewhere on the Char Cape Coast.
The Unnamed Ghost Warden
Wandering Weaver and her mystic rift
Two Khelims in Ibis Cove
