Shakkei Pavilion

Shakkei Pavilion
One-Time Domain
Location	Tatarasuna, Kannazuka, Inazuma
Description	This magnificent mansion was built by an ancient ascetic warrior in the depths of the earth using scenery borrowed from the outside world. At some point during the many years that followed, it was sealed for reasons unknown.
Required Adventure Rank	32
Required Adventure Rank	32
Rec­om­mend­ed Party Level	World Level 5/6/7/8: 68/79/87/89
Rec­om­mend­ed Party Level	World Level 5/6/7/8: 68/79/87/89
Rec­om­mend­ed Elements
Rec­om­mend­ed Elements

Deep within these rocky mountains is a sight that does not belong to this world. Many of those drawn to it do not belong to civilization.

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Tutelage: Castle of Scrolls

Shakkei Pavilion (Japanese: 借景ノ館 Shakkei no Yakata) is a One-Time Domain in Tatarasuna, Kannazuka, Inazuma. It contains one level, Tutelage: Castle of Scrolls.

In order to unveil the path to this domain, players will need to shoot one of the Kamuijima Cannons against the rocks covering the entrance, gaining the Jackpot achievement in the process.

Walkthrough

1. Navigate the Pavilion
   • Use a Plunging Attack to break brittle floors (these appear with visible cracks)
     • Overlay message: Perhaps the ground here can be broken with a Plunging Attack...
   • Defeat enemies along the path and obtain three amulets from the shrine
     • Nobushi: Jintouban ×2
     • Nobushi: Hitsukeban ×2
     : Electro-infused by the nearby armor
   • Open the main door with the three amulets
   • Defeat two enemies
     • Fatui Pyro Agent ×1
     • Mirror Maiden ×1

First Time Completion Rewards

40

500

5

1

2

3

5

30,000

There are also several chests in this domain.

• A Common Chest is behind a ladder before coming down and plunging the planks under the ladder
• A Common Chest is in a room near the switch to bring down the ladder. (Go upstairs after defeating the Nobushi: Jintouban to find the switch and ladder.)
• An Exquisite Chest is next to the first amulet shrine in a room after going up the aforementioned ladder.
• An Exquisite Chest is next to the last shrine, which can be accessed by climbing up the aforementioned ladder and jumping down with a plunge attack to break the floor.
• A Precious Chest appears after defeating the Fatui enemies.

Soundtracks

No.	Soundtrack Name	Album	Played In
59	Duel in the Mist	Realm of Tranquil Eternity	Beneath the Abandoned House, Crumbling Guilt, Formation Estate, Hidden Mountain Base, Moshiri Kara, Occupied Hold, Police Detention Center, Shakkei Pavilion, Tenryou Commission Headquarters (Domain), As the Courtyard in Spring Once Appeared: Part I (combat), As the Courtyard in Spring Once Appeared: Part II (combat) Combat, Event Gameplay

Trivia

• Prior to Version 3.3, the domain's description was "This magnificent mansion was built by an ancient ascetic warrior in the depths of the earth using scenery borrowed from the outside world. In latter days, a deeply disheartened eccentric would be discovered within."
  • "A deeply disheartened eccentric" refers to Scaramouche.
    • The original Chinese equivalent says 如同白纸一般失心的倾奇者 ""a kabukimono who [was] disheartened like a blank sheet of paper.""
    • Kabukimono (Japanese: 傾奇者 lit. "crazy one"; Chinese: 倾奇者) refers to a type of eccentric samurai or retainer who was active around 1600, from whose culture the style of kabuki (Japanese: 歌舞伎) was developed. Kabukimono was also localized with similar terms in the Rather Aged Notes ("wandering eccentric") and Plume of Luxury ("long-wandering eccentric" (Chinese: 流浪多年的倾奇者 "long-wandering kabukimono")).
    • Archon Quest Interlude Chapter: Act III - Inversion of Genesis reveals that Scaramouche was called a kabukimono while he was in Tatarasuna and that he was found in Shakkei Pavilion by Katsuragi after being placed there by Ei.
    • Bloom Times makes the same analogy using the word 白紙 ("blank sheet of paper"): "young man in the distant past, who was akin to a blank sheet of paper" (Chinese: 遥远往昔那白纸一般的少年).
    • "Disheartened" (Chinese: 失心 lit. "lose heart") is possibly used here in its literal sense (or as a pun for its literal sense), namely, the fact he was not chosen as a vessel for a Gnosis, whose Chinese name 神之心 means "Heart of God."
  • Considering the above lore, the "ancient ascetic warrior" who built this mansion may be Ei.

Etymology

• Shakkei (Japanese: 借景 shakkei) is the principle of incorporating background landscape into the composition of a garden.

Gallery

Cannon Angle

Domain Entrance

Video Guides

How to Unlock Shakkei Pavilion

Walkthrough

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Shakkei Pavilion	—
Chinese (Simplified)	借景之馆 Jièjǐng zhī Guǎn	Mansion of Borrowed Scenery
Chinese (Traditional)	借景之館 Jièjǐng zhī Guǎn
Japanese	借景ノ館 Shakkei no Yakata‍[!][!]Assumed reading	Mansion of Borrowed Scenery
Korean	차경차경借景의 저택저택邸宅 Chagyeong-ui Jeotaek	Mansion of Borrowed Scenery
Spanish	Pabellón Shakkei	Shakkei Pavilion
French	Pavillon Shakkei	Shakkei Pavilion
Russian	Павильон «Сяккэи» Pavil'on "Syakkei"	"Shakkei" Pavilion
Thai	ห้วงแห่งเงา Huang haeng Ngao	Abyss of Shadow
Vietnamese	Hội QuánHội Quán會館 Shakkei
German	Shakkei-Pavillon	Shakkei Pavilion
Indonesian	Shakkei Pavilion	—
Portuguese	Pavilhão Shakkei	Shakkei Pavilion
Turkish	Shakkei Konağı
Italian	Padiglione Shakkei

Change History

Released in Version 2.0

[Edit History]

Version 3.3

• Changed the domain description.
  • Old: This magnificent mansion was built by an ancient ascetic warrior in the depths of the earth using scenery borrowed from the outside world. In latter days, a deeply disheartened eccentric would be discovered within.
  • New: This magnificent mansion was built by an ancient ascetic warrior in the depths of the earth using scenery borrowed from the outside world. At some point during the many years that followed, it was sealed for reasons unknown.

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Version 2.1

• Fixes an issue whereby players could enter abnormally, even though they had not completed certain criteria to unlock the Domain.

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Version 2.0

• Shakkei Pavilion was released.