Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret - Phantoms Guide

Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret Overview

Dragon's Regret is not a skill, an ending, or a standalone weapon; it is a Phantom, a summon companion in the Phantoms system. The wiki lists it as an Epic Phantom with rarity 4 and flame 4. Its base bonus is ATK +11. Its synced-skill perk is Dragon's Flight, and its passive is Dragon's Fury. It belongs to The Long's Secret Phantom set, so its set bonuses depend on the other listed members in the skill chain. For initial equip guidance, use this Phantom when synced skills and ATK stacking fit the skill chain rather than treating it as a universal pick. Is it the same as the Epic Phantom from Phantom Blade: Executioners? No verified source identifies them as the same; this page covers a Phantom Blade Zero Phantom, while Executioners is a separate game, so treat them as separate entries.

The distinction matters because Phantoms are not gear slots or talent trees. They are summon companions, and their bonuses are tied to rarity and set membership. A reader looking for an ending, a skill, or a weapon should look elsewhere; this entry covers the companion entry only. The verified labels are short, so the practical questions are about how the perk and passive fit a chain, not about hidden stat rolls or drop tables.

• Rarity: 4
• Flame: 4
• Base stat bonus: ATK +11
• Synced-skill perk: Dragon's Flight
• Passive: Dragon's Fury
• Set: The Long's Secret
• Classification: Epic

Stats, Dragon's Flight, and Dragon's Fury

Dragon's Flight is the synced-skill perk on Dragon's Regret. At rank 1, synced skills summon several flying swords that damage targets ahead for 250% of ATK. The wiki does not list a proc rate, duration, cooldown, or scaling beyond that rank-1 value, so do not infer extra numbers from this entry. The perk's wording ties it to synced skills, which means the Phantom is most useful when the skill chain actually uses those skills.

Dragon's Fury is the passive. When the related skill is released, attack power increases by +5%, and the effect can stack up to 5 layers. The description says the trigger is releasing the related skill, not landing a basic attack, so the passive is tied to skill use. The cited data does not name the related skill, so that detail remains open. The stacking limit is five layers, and each layer is +5%; no duration or refresh rule is stated, so those points are unverified.

The stat line is short: rarity 4, flame 4, and ATK +11. Flame 4 is the listed flame value, but the wiki does not define the flame scale or show flame changing this Phantom's combat numbers, so flame value is a label here, not a confirmed damage stat. On rarity, no source compares rarity 4 with rarity 5 for this Phantom, so rarity 4 is not shown to be a trap; it is simply the listed rarity. Treat both values as labels, not a ranking. The only supported stat conclusion is that the base bonus is ATK +11 and that the perk and passive are tied to synced skills and the related skill.

The Long's Secret Set and When to Equip It

This Phantom belongs to The Long's Secret Phantom set and is classified as an Epic Phantom. With Kirin Warlord and Smoke and Cloud in the skill chain, the set effect increases attack power by 15% when on the ground and defense by 15% when in the air. The set condition is practical when all three named Phantoms fit the same chain; if the chain cannot fit Kirin Warlord and Smoke and Cloud, the set effect is not part of the plan. Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret is therefore a conditional pick: equip it when the chain uses synced skills and ATK stacking, because Dragon's Flight ties value to synced-skill use and Dragon's Fury rewards releasing the related skill. It is also the natural choice when the three-piece The Long's Secret condition is practical.

On whether Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret is good: it is a good fit when the skill chain uses synced skills and can hold the Dragon's Fury stacks, and when the three-piece The Long's Secret condition is practical. No verified source ranks it against Dark Lord or any other alternative, so a tier comparison is not supported. It is not called the best Phantom, a must-use pick, or a build-defining item. If those conditions are not practical, the entry gives no basis for forcing the set. Do not infer drop rates, unlock steps, or tier placement from this page; those points are not documented in the cited material.

Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret in a Summon Chain

A practical check is to confirm that the skill chain uses synced skills often enough for Dragon's Flight to matter and that it releases the related skill often enough for Dragon's Fury to stack. The verified numbers are fixed: 250% of ATK at rank 1 for the perk and +5% attack power per layer up to five layers for the passive. The entry does not state proc rates or durations, so a player should not assume perfect uptime. If the chain cannot support the three named members of The Long's Secret, the set effect is a separate decision rather than an automatic bonus.

For equip decisions, start with the condition that fits the verified text: synced skills, ATK stacking, and the three-piece set condition if practical. Phantom Blade Zero Dragon's Regret gets no tier list or best-build claim on this page, and nothing here says rarity 4 is a trap. It also does not state an acquisition method, so a player cannot derive unlock steps from this entry. Use the verified labels as the checklist and leave drop rates, rankings, and acquisition to unverified notes.

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