Phantom Blade Zero Heavenly Plume: Phantoms Summon Entry

Phantom Blade Zero Heavenly Plume: Overview

This Phantom is a Phantoms summon companion tied to Yin Ling, the northern grassland archer described in its story text. The entry's verified profile is compact: rarity 4, flame 4, Synced Skill DMG +10.2%, the Arrow Storm synced-skill perk, the Dragon's Path passive, and a blank set field. On Phantoms, that makes it a synced-skill option rather than a generic ATK or crit stat stick. The story text calls Yin Ling an Epic Phantom; the stat table lists rarity 4. No Phantom set is listed, so no set-bonus claim is supported by the entry.

What Are Phantoms?

Phantoms are items that sync with skills. Each one grants bonuses based on its rarity and on whether it belongs to a Phantom set. A synced skill carries the Phantom's perk, while the passive adds a conditional effect. In practical terms, the entry describes a companion item, not a talent tree or a gear slot.

In lore, Phantoms are memories and echoes of Kung Fu masters distilled by illusionists into tangible objects. Those masters may be long dead or still living, and a person's own moves can exist as a Phantom even if the projected moves differ from the known version. The lore frames Phantoms as knowledge and technique made usable, not as ordinary equipment.

Phantom sets are named collections, but this entry's set field is blank. For the current index of companion entries, use Phantoms. For the full profile of this one, stay on this page.

The system is separate from talent trees and gear slots. A Phantom's rarity, flame value, base bonus, perk, and passive are the fields shown on its entry, and set membership is a separate field. The page does not state how many Phantoms exist, so the Phantoms index is the place to check what is currently documented.

Phantom Blade Zero Heavenly Plume Stats, Rarity, and Set Status

The page documents six practical details: rarity 4, flame 4, a base bonus of Synced Skill DMG +10.2%, the Arrow Storm synced-skill perk, the Dragon's Path passive, and a blank set field. Rarity 4 is also described as Epic in the story line. Flame 4 is listed as a numeric value, but the entry does not explain what flame changes in combat or scaling.

Set status is simple: the phantomset field is blank, so the page lists no Phantom set membership. That blank field should not be read as a hidden set. It simply means no set is listed.

Flame is shown as a number, not as an explained meter. The page does not say whether flame 4 is an element, a rarity gate, a scaling tag, or something else. Until the wiki adds that explanation, any claim about flame's combat role is unverified.

Use the numbers in the table as the verified baseline. The page does not list ATK, crit, elemental damage, or set-bonus values beyond those fields. It also does not rank this Phantom against other rarity-4 Phantoms.

Arrow Storm and Dragon's Path

Arrow Storm is the synced-skill perk. It unleashes a rain of arrows on enemies in front, dealing damage equal to 250% of ATK. The wording makes it a frontal attack, so its area value depends on enemies being in front of the character.

Dragon's Path is the passive. If Arrow Storm hits only one enemy, the character deals +25% more DMG for the next 5 sec. The bonus is conditional: it checks whether Arrow Storm hits exactly one enemy, not whether the fight has only one enemy at all times.

Together, the perk and passive create a clear use case. Arrow Storm can hit a group, but Dragon's Path rewards a single-target hit. Build notes should treat the +25% as a window that appears under that condition, not as a permanent bonus.

Synced-Skill Use and Limits

Synced-skill builds care about how often the skill hits and whether the condition is met. This Phantom adds +10.2% Synced Skill DMG at base, so the skill needs to be part of the rotation to justify the slot. Arrow Storm's 250% ATK damage gives the skill a clear damage packet, while Dragon's Path asks for a one-enemy hit to add +25% more DMG for 5 sec.

Against other rarity-4 Phantoms, the page lists no comparison or ranking. It only documents this entry's rarity 4, flame 4, Synced Skill DMG +10.2%, Arrow Storm, and Dragon's Path, so no verified stronger or weaker order exists. Because the page does not list ATK, crit, or set bonuses, the entry cannot be evaluated as a generic stat item; it is a focused synced-skill choice.

Heavenly Plume Build Fit: When to Equip

Consider this Phantom when the build wants synced-skill damage and can use a frontal Arrow Storm. Its +10.2% Synced Skill DMG bonus is the documented baseline, and Dragon's Path adds a conditional +25% damage window when Arrow Storm hits only one enemy. That makes it easier to justify in single-target fights or fights where the front arc catches one priority target.

It is not a direct replacement for an ATK or crit Phantom because the page lists no ATK or crit bonus. If a build needs raw ATK, crit, or a set bonus, this entry does not supply those numbers. The page also gives no tier label, so no verified ranking calls it good, bad, or trash.

Equip decisions should start from the synced skill, not from a tier label. If the character already runs a synced-skill plan, the +10.2% base bonus applies to that plan, and Arrow Storm provides a 250% ATK packet. Dragon's Path then adds value only when the hit lands on one enemy.

For a simple rule, use it when the synced skill is part of the damage plan and the fight lets Arrow Storm hit a lone enemy. Skip it when the build needs a different stat profile or set membership that the entry does not list. The page does not compare it with other rarity-4 Phantoms, so no verified ordering exists.

Lore and Acquisition Status

Yin Ling was born in the northern grassland and was a good archer from a young age. She served the Order for 25 years before receiving a top-secret assignment. Her heart was rigged to explode if she stepped outside a given boundary. The story text also says a mission was accomplished, a debt was paid, and she departed this world with a smile.

The page does not identify Feather Fan Plume as another name for Phantom Blade Zero Heavenly Plume, so the two should not be treated as confirmed equivalents. It also does not address Phantom Blade: Executioners, so the version in Phantom Blade Zero cannot be confirmed as the same as in Phantom Blade: Executioners.

The page does not identify Feather Fan Plume as another name for this Phantom, so the two should not be treated as confirmed equivalents. It also does not address Phantom Blade: Executioners, so the versions cannot be confirmed as the same from this entry.

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