The Wanderer's Troupe, also known as the Swordsman's Troupe, was a group of people adept in both music and combat that traveled all over Teyvat a thousand years ago. Their most notable act was their failed rebellion against the Mondstadt Aristocracy, during which its members either met their demise in battle or were punished afterwards, leading to the group's disbandment.
Their story is attested to in the Wanderer's Troupe and Resolution of Sojourner artifact sets, as well as the weapons in the Wanderer's Troupe Series.
Story[]
Little is known about the formation of the Wanderer's Troupe. Chronologically, the Conductor and the Sojourner met first, followed by the Dawnlight Swordswoman, and then Kreuzlied.[1] It is unknown if there were more members in the troupe.
The group traveled around Teyvat, even once entering Mare Jivari to perform for their "foes."[2] Its members similarly came from all over Teyvat, though only the Sojourner and Kreuzlied's nationalities are known; the Sojourner was a famous figure in Fontaine,[3] while Kreuzlied was born to Mondstadt's Lawrence Clan, but ultimately split from them.[4]
The Wanderer's Troupe eventually ended their journey in Mondstadt, around the time of Ludi Harpastum. There, the Sojourner fell in love with the maiden chosen to throw the ball at the end of the festival, after which she would be claimed by a member of the tyrannical Lawrence Clan.[3] Unable to tolerate such injustice, the Wanderer's Troupe stormed the city in hopes of overthrowing the aristocracy. They failed, however; the Conductor and Sojourner died in battle, while the Dawnlight was enslaved as a gladiator. Kreuzlied's punishment was left unknown as it was never made public, though he was left alive thanks to his privileged origins.
While the Wanderer's Troupe has largely been forgotten, the Dawnlight and Kreuzlied both had a major influence on Mondstadt's ultimate liberation from the aristocracy. The Sword Dancer befriended Ragnvindr, a then-squire, and inspired him to take a stand against the corrupt nobles — he derived his title, the Dawn Knight, from her own moniker, Dawnlight.[5][6] Kreuzlied established an underground society aimed at taking down the aristocracy, and used it to aid Vennessa when she rebelled.[4]
Members[]
- The Conductor (wielder of The Widsith)
- The Sojourner (the Harpist, wielder of The Stringless)
- The Dawnlight Swordswoman (the Sword Dancer, wielder of The Flute)
- Kreuzlied (wielder of The Bell)
Trivia[]
- In the Manga Prologue, when the apple vendor warns Venti about the aristocracy, Venti envisions the silhouettes of three unnamed people. They are likely members of the Wanderer's Troupe who had, by that point, tried and failed to oust the aristocracy.[7]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Wanderer's Troupe | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 流浪大地的乐团 Liúlàng Dàdì de Yuètuán | Land-Wandering Orchestra |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 流浪大地的樂團 Liúlàng Dàdì de Yuètuán | |
| Japanese | 大地を流浪する楽団 Daichi wo Rurou Suru Gakudan | Land-Wandering Orchestra |
| Korean | 대지대지를 유랑유랑하는 악단악단 Daeji-reul Yuranghaneun Akdan | Band Who Vagabondizes the Land |
| Spanish | Orquesta del Errante | Wanderer's Orchestra |
| French | Bande vagabonde | Vagabond Band |
| Russian | Странствующий ансамбль Stranstvuyushchiy ansambl' | Wandering Ensemble |
| Thai | Wanderer's Troupe | — |
| Vietnamese | Đoàn Hát Lang Thang Đại Lục | Mainland Wandering Singing Troupe |
| German | Wanderorchester | Traveling Orchestra |
| Indonesian | Wanderer's Troupe | — |
| Portuguese | Trupe Itinerante | Wandering Troupe |
| Turkish | Göçebe Kumpanyası | Wanderer's Troupe |
| Italian | Compagnia del vagabondo | Wanderer's Troupe |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ Artifact Set: Resolution of Sojourner
- ↑ Artifact Set: Wanderer's Troupe
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Weapon: The Stringless
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Weapon: The Bell
- ↑ Weapon: The Flute
- ↑ Book: Ballads of the Squire, Vol. 2
- ↑ Manga, Prologue: Song of the Winds
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