Baishan Stormswords Phantom Blade Zero: Where to Get Them and Stats

What Are the Baishan Stormswords Phantom Blade Zero?

Four lines cover the pickup: a dual-wield main weapon, the kill that unlocks it, the level 1 numbers, and the Wind-and-Thunder effect that pays out in combat. Every figure below is stated outright by a guide that lists the pair, so the same two swords read identically wherever you check them.

What Are the Baishan Stormswords Stats?

The three listings that give numbers agree at level 1: 312 damage and 142 status effects, from Game8, the Fextralife fan wiki and the PBZ.gg fan site. The rest of the row set is timing: a 20-second blessing, a level 25 unlock, and the 30 seconds the buff reaches afterwards.

Damage is the figure to quote with confidence, because all three listings land on 312 with nothing to argue about, and status effects settle on 142 for the same three. The two durations come from All Things How, which gives the base blessing as 20 seconds and the extension to 30 seconds once Baishan’s Divine Favor is in place.

Where Do You Get the Baishan Stormswords?

Defeat Yubi, the No. 21 Swordfighter Puppet, in Mandate Encampment. That kill is the only unlock the guides name, and Game8 reports the fight in the encampment region. Two accounts narrow the spot further, both pointing at the Training Grounds bell, so search that corner of the camp first.

Mandate Encampment is optional, so the fight can sit well off the main route: Push Square calls it an optional area rather than a story gate. If you are already sweeping the region, the side quests guide and the walkthrough both list Mandate Encampment stops, and the boss list keeps the puppets together so Yubi is easy to spot by number.

• Reach Mandate Encampment, an optional region off the main route.
• Head for the Training Grounds area near the bell.
• Defeat Yubi, the No. 21 Swordfighter Puppet.
• Take the swords, then compare them on the full weapon list.

How Do the Wind and Thunder Effects Work?

Both swords carry a stance of their own, Wind Sword and Thunder Sword, and holding the pair active is what pays out. Baishan’s Blessing then raises attack for 20 seconds, and Push Square adds that Lightning Storm can be triggered while the boost is up.

Duration is the part that changes as you upgrade: 20 seconds is the base, and All Things How states that Baishan’s Divine Favor unlocks at weapon level 25 and pushes the window to 30 seconds. Treat 25 as the level to reach if the boost feels short, and read the combat guide for how Sha-Chi spending fits around a weapon swap. Because the quoted 312 damage and 142 status effects are level 1 numbers, what upgrades buy on the Baishan Stormswords Phantom Blade Zero is the longer blessing, and level 25 is where the second breakpoint lands.

Is the Baishan Stormswords Worth Using?

Our take: the acquisition is the cleanest part of the package, since three guides name Yubi and two of them narrow the spot to the Training Grounds bell. The numbers are just as settled at 312 damage and 142 status effects, which puts the pair in line with other early pickups rather than ahead of them.

What makes it worth a slot is the buff window, not the base damage. Twenty seconds of extra attack on demand, stretched to 30 at weapon level 25, suits a loadout that swaps weapons to open the window and then commits to a finisher. Put the Baishan Stormswords Phantom Blade Zero pair beside the rest of the weapons list and the best builds before you spend upgrade resources.

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