Phantom Blade Zero items and where to find them

Top 3 Phantom Blade Zero items takeaways

Game8 lists 89 entries and Fextralife lists 87; they share 11, so the tables below cover 165 distinct Phantom Blade Zero items: 78 story items, 72 materials, 4 accessory fragments, 8 treasures, 2 medicines, and 1 other item.

Story Items are key items obtained through the main story and cannot be sold or discarded. Accessory Fragments can become a complete accessory after every required fragment has been collected.

Treasures are valuable Phantom Blade Zero items hidden throughout each area and can be traded with Quick Hand Zhang. An interactive map is available for finding item locations.

Phantom Blade Zero items list: story items (78)

Game8 lists 78 story items, and all 10 story items named on Fextralife appear in that list. These Phantom Blade Zero items are obtained through the main story, and the Game8 guide says they cannot be sold or discarded.

Phantom Blade Zero items list: materials (72)

Fextralife lists 72 materials among the Phantom Blade Zero items. They appear as lootable items and can be combined to provide passive buffs once all required items have been collected. Game8 has no materials category, so every row in this table comes from Fextralife.

Phantom Blade Zero items list: fragments, treasures and other items (15)

The Phantom Blade Zero items in this table are the four accessory fragments and six treasures that Game8 lists, the two treasures and two medicines that Fextralife lists, and one other item named on both pages. Where a source gives no detail, the cell shows a dash.

How to get items and use their categories

Story Items are obtained through the main story, and their key-item status means they cannot be sold or discarded. The category includes the Cell Key, Prayer Beads, and Primal Stone as named examples. A player sorting an inventory can use that distinction to recognize story-related entries without treating them as saleable goods.

Accessory Fragments have a collection condition: every required fragment must be collected before the pieces can be combined into a complete accessory. The item database includes fragments and accessories as categories, while the guide explains how the fragment category leads to a complete accessory. Those details make fragment entries useful to track as a set rather than as finished accessories.

Treasures are valuable items hidden throughout each area, and the guide says they can be traded with Quick Hand Zhang. The interactive map is available for finding item locations, so it offers a location-finding resource alongside the category information.

Materials include Blackstone, Forged Metal, and other upgrade items. The item page says materials can be combined to provide passive buffs. Healing Gourd and Focus Pill are listed as consumables, while medicines appear as a broader item database category.

The database groups entries under accessories, medicines, upgrade materials, Memory Flowers, books, treasures, fragments, story items, and outfits. These headings help organize an item list across several types of objects, from items used in combinations to story-related entries and collectables.

Other named equipment and edition items

Phantom Blade Zero includes over 30 primary weapons and more than 20 unique Phantom Edges taken from fallen foes, according to the Steam store page Steam. Those counts describe the game's weapons and Phantom Edges, giving the item guide a wider equipment context beyond the named consumables, materials, and story objects.

The Digital Deluxe Edition includes the Wulin Legend and Blood-Steel Form outfits, an in-game digital art book, and an in-game digital soundtrack. The Steam page identifies those items as part of that edition. The item database also lists outfits, connecting outfit entries with the wider category list without adding any unlisted outfit names.

Our take on Phantom Blade Zero items

The clearest way to read Phantom Blade Zero items is by their stated role: story items move with the main story, fragments require a complete set before combination, treasures have a stated trade use, and materials can combine to provide passive buffs. Those descriptions give a player a practical sorting framework even when the entry name alone does not explain its role.

The item coverage points to two different ways to approach the list. The category guides explain how types work, while the named examples show the kinds of entries to recognize; the interactive map offers a separate way to look for locations. Taken together, those pieces let a player move from identifying an item type to checking a location resource without assuming that every entry has the same purpose.

The broader item database includes categories beyond the named entries in the tables, including medicines, Memory Flowers, books, and outfits. That breadth matters when using an item list: a search for all items can involve several distinct groups, not only consumables and materials. Keeping category and named entry separate makes the stated details easier to apply.

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