The Tidewrack Sink

foreshadows

• ←The Ash-Sealed Barrow — Ancient dead the keepers refuse to disturb inland, kin to the drowned faithful who keep their stations on the coast — both too old, both better left sealed.
• →The Sered Catacombs — A drowned holy dead that will not rest, kin to the proud house dead refusing the dark inland — faith and pride, both unquiet.
• ←The Drowned Bell — The Drowned Bell's nine strokes signal the flood's return, warning divers in the Tidewrack Sink they are out of time.

located_in

• →Gull's Watch — The drowned shrine sank into the narrows directly below the leaning beacon at Gull's Watch.
• ←The Tide-Pickers — They run the drowned shrine on the slack tide, stripping the altar between the waters.

guards

• ←The Ashen Temple — The Temple's drowned still keep their stations at the unreconsecrated altar, faithful past death — the orthodoxy claims them and dares not enter.

references

• →The First of the Drowned — The same reaching-too-deep that left the First at the bottom of the still tarn lingers in the sink's drowned keepers.
• ←Sresha of the Silt Hands — The Tideboss eyes the sink's altar-goods as salvage the Temple will never bless, if a diver could beat the tide.
• ←A Coward's Field-Guide to the Vale's Barrows — Entry: a drowned church on the tide, and the censer below that lets a diver breathe water.
• ←The Last Keeper's Roost — Sumeh rows from the Keeper's Roost out to the Tidewrack Sink at dusk; the roost is the staging point for the shrine vigil.

hidden_in

• ←The Drowned Censer — It hangs on its chain at the drowned altar, smoldering under the tide.

occurred_at

• ←quest.the-slack-tide (unresolved) — The run plays out in the drowned shrine, on the slack tide between the waters.