What to know
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Tang Hengdao is not currently available on global and is shown in previews based on the Chinese server, so names and mechanics can change at release.
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The style is designed for stagger pressure through quick engagement tools, multi-hit strings, and disengage loops.
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It shares a resource system with a new Mo Blade variant and can interact with that Mo Blade’s soldier-summon mechanics.
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A projected window for Tang Hengdao plus the Mo Blade variant is around Q2 to Q3 2026, but developers have not confirmed a global schedule.
Heng Dao Blade is an upcoming Tang Hengdao weapon style in Where Winds Meet, built around fast dash-and-slice pressure, parry follow-ups, and synergy with a companion Mo Blade variant. It is easy to assume it is just another sword skin, but in Where Winds Meet it refers to a full martial-arts weapon path with its own combat identity and pairing rules.
| Topic | Quick details |
|---|---|
| What it is | A Tang Hengdao weapon style (katana-like silhouette) focused on dash-and-slice, parry follow-up pressure, and fast multi-hits. |
| Availability (global) | Not yet available on global; details shown are based on Chinese server content and translations. |
| Intended strengths | Stagger pressure, quick in-and-out combat rhythm, strong parry follow-ups; described as especially threatening in PvP and useful in clutch PvE. |
| Main pairing | Designed to work with a new Mo Blade variant via a shared resource system and cross-trigger interactions. |
| Expected timing | Projected around Q2 to Q3 2026 for global, but not officially confirmed by developers. |
What Heng Dao Blade is in Where Winds Meet
Tang Hengdao is positioned as a slick, mobility-forward blade path that wants you to engage, overwhelm posture or qi through multi-hit strings, then reset spacing and repeat.
In plain terms, you play it like a pressure weapon: you dash in, force reactions with rapid hits, then dash out before you get punished.
How the combat loop works
The core promise of Tang Hengdao is stagger pressure through speed, repeated hits, and tight windows where parry follow-ups matter.
Because it is framed as an in-and-out kit, you generally get more value when you treat your movement tools as part of your damage rotation rather than just a way to travel.
How Tang Hengdao pairs with Mo Blade
Tang Hengdao and the new Mo Blade variant are designed around a shared resource bar, which is the big reason the pairing matters.
Tang Hengdao can trigger Mo Blade’s summoned soldiers during its own attacks, giving you a clear incentive to build and spend that shared resource intelligently instead of using each weapon in isolation.
Release and availability notes
All details for Tang Hengdao are based on Chinese server updates and rough translation, with a warning that names, values, and mechanics can change with localization.
Any global timelines are estimates and not officially confirmed, even though it projects Tang Hengdao plus its Mo Blade partner around Q2 to Q3 2026.
What to do until Heng Dao Blade arrives
If you want to be ready, plan around the idea that this weapon is meant to be played as a paired set with a Mo Blade variant and a shared resource loop, so you will likely want to practice swapping weapons cleanly mid-fight.
Also keep your expectations flexible, because the preview materials emphasize that localization can change names and mechanics before global release.
Heng Dao Blade in Where Winds Meet is best understood as a fast pressure-centric Tang Hengdao path that shines when you combine mobility, parry follow-ups, and its shared-resource synergy with a new Mo Blade variant.
