How to Slogan Snatch in Where Winds Meet's Well of Heaven Training

Master the timing-based chant mechanic to earn bonus Constitution points during this daily activity.

By Pallav Pathak 3 min read
How to Slogan Snatch in Where Winds Meet's Well of Heaven Training

Slogan Snatch is a competitive mini-game mechanic in Where Winds Meet that appears during the Well of Heaven Special Training daily quest. Players race to claim the group chant by pressing the correct button at precisely the right moment, forcing everyone else to shout their chosen slogan. The mechanic rewards quick reflexes and proper timing rather than complex strategy.

Quick answer: When the countdown timer reaches approximately 1 second remaining, start mashing the confirm button (X on PlayStation, Enter on PC) to snatch the slogan before other players.

Slogan Snatch is a competitive mini-game mechanic in Where Winds Meet that appears during the Well of Heaven Special Training daily quest | Image credit: NetEase (via YouTube/@MistaWigglez)

Slogan Snatch controls by platform

The input method differs between PC and console versions, and the game's tutorial system often fails to explain this clearly since tutorials trigger based on when the game expects you to encounter an activity rather than when you actually do.

On PC: Press Enter for a fast slogan snatch. Press F for the basic slogan shout. The chat bar appears at the bottom of the screen during the encounter, and you can either type a custom slogan or use the preset options.

On PlayStation 5: Press Square to highlight the chatbox. Use the right directional input to navigate to the circle icon with a checkmark and lines. Press X to open the slogan menu, which displays four preset slogans. Highlight your preferred option, then when the timer approaches zero, rapidly press X to claim the snatch.

The critical timing window sits between 1-2 seconds remaining on the countdown. Starting your button mashing at around 1 second left gives you the best chance of registering the input exactly as the timer hits zero.

The critical timing window sits between 1-2 seconds remaining on the countdown | Image credit: NetEase (via YouTube/@MistaWigglez)

Solo mode eliminates competition

Online mode makes slogan snatching frustrating due to network lag and the sheer number of players attempting the same action simultaneously. Players located far from the game servers often find that spamming inputs produces no results because their commands arrive after someone else has already claimed the snatch.

The Well of Heaven Special Training can be completed in Solo mode, which removes other players from the equation entirely. Head to the Well of Heaven location and join the NPC train running the course. Without real players competing against you, successfully snatching the slogan becomes trivial.


Constitution bonus rewards

Successfully snatching the slogan twice before completing the quest grants a bonus Constitution point. This effectively doubles your daily reward from +1 to +2 Constitution per day. Snatching more than twice or running additional laps does not increase rewards further.

The Constitution bonus from this activity maxes out after 10 completions. Once you've earned the bonus 10 times, that particular reward disappears, though the base quest completion reward remains available.

Successfully snatching the slogan twice before completing the quest grants a bonus Constitution point | Image credit: NetEase (via YouTube/@MistaWigglez)

Leaving the training session

Exiting the Well of Heaven Special Training isn't immediately obvious, particularly on console. On PlayStation 5, open the pause menu first, then navigate to the top of the screen where the leave icon appears. This unintuitive placement has confused many players who completed multiple laps while searching for the exit option.


Custom slogans and player interaction

Beyond the preset slogan options, PC players can type custom text into the chat bar before the timer expires. Whatever text you enter becomes the chant that all other participants must shout when you successfully snatch it. This creates opportunities for humor during online sessions, with players forcing groups to yell everything from pop culture references to inside jokes.

The social element disappears in Solo mode, but the mechanical rewards remain identical. For players focused purely on earning Constitution points efficiently, Solo mode offers the path of least resistance without the frustration of competing against dozens of other players and network latency.