Outlaw Warblade Phantom Blade Zero

What Is the Outlaw Warblade in Phantom Blade Zero?

The Outlaw Warblade is a two-handed main weapon, and its level-one numbers are already strong for the class: 240 damage and 106 Guard Break. The Fextralife wiki sums it up as a two-handed weapon with high Shield-breaking power and high damage, and Game8 lists the same 240 and 106 as starting values.

Both Outlaw Warblade Phantom Blade Zero listings agree on the weapon category, which matters more than it sounds: a two-hander changes how you spend Sha-Chi and how long each swing locks you in place. Everything else on this page — where the blade comes from, what it drains, and which skills unlock on the way up — hangs off that two-handed classification.

Where Is the Outlaw Warblade Location?

The Outlaw Warblade location is Crimson Forest, and the weapon comes from one fight: defeating Jing Ye, the Outlaw. Game8 puts the kill in the chapter Snake’s Reflection and tags Jing Ye as a Maskwalker, while the Fextralife wiki lists Crimson Forest as the location and the Jing Ye kill as the way it is acquired.

The PBZ.gg fan site and All Things How describe the same reward line, so the unlock is an enemy kill rather than a shop purchase or a chest. The yzr0guide weapon list adds a landmark: it places the drop near the Outlaw Trap bell in Crimson Forest, which narrows the search inside the region.

The Jing Ye boss page covers the fight itself, and the walkthrough shows where Snake’s Reflection sits in the chapter order if you have not reached the forest yet.

• Reach Crimson Forest in the chapter Snake’s Reflection.
• Track down Jing Ye, the Outlaw, and start the fight.
• Win, and the Outlaw Warblade is added to your weapons.
• Check the weapon list to see it next to the other two-handers.

What Are the Outlaw Warblade Stats?

The Outlaw Warblade Phantom Blade Zero stats at level one are 240 damage and 106 Guard Break, and both numbers are starting values rather than an endgame total. The Fextralife wiki and Game8 agree on 240 and 106, so quote those two figures with confidence; every other number below comes from a level gate or a skill description.

Two more figures sit outside the stat line but shape the weapon: Soul Tempering unlocks in Chapter 4, and the Ruthless Outlaw effect raises damage by up to 25% the longer you hold Recoverable HP. Read them as the ceiling the blade grows into rather than something you have on the first fight.

How Do the Outlaw Warblade Combos Work?

Every hit in the standard combo drains life from the target and restores your HP, and the healing climbs while Soul still holds Recoverable HP. That drain does not apply to Puppets, Golden Bodies or Phantom Bodies, so the blade is a duel and mob tool rather than a universal answer.

The Sha-Chi combo is two heavy attacks that can follow any swing in the standard string. With enough Sha-Chi it turns into an enhanced attack with more damage and Guard Break, and it converts your own HP into Recoverable HP, which is why the 12-second window in the table above matters: heal before it lapses or the pool disappears.

Two named moves finish the set. Fextralife calls the light-attack follow-up Repeating Retreat and Game8 calls it Reaping Retreat, but both describe a retreating slash that drains life and returns more HP when Recoverable HP is still banked. The Power Surge, Bloodthirst Frenzy, spends 1 Sha-Chi Essence to pin an enemy and drain its blood, and it cannot be blocked. For input timing and the parry basics behind these strings, the combat guide covers the same controls.

How Do You Upgrade the Outlaw Warblade?

Upgrade it at a blacksmith with weapon upgrade materials: each level raises the damage and Guard Break, and the set skills unlock at levels 10, 15 and 25. Game8 also notes Reforge Talismans, which reset a weapon’s upgrades and hand back the invested materials if you would rather build something else.

Soul Tempering is the second track and it runs through Myst in Pengzhen once the feature opens in Chapter 4. It needs a weapon-specific material, the Six Paths Warrant, plus Remnant Dust, and Game8 warns that the process is irreversible, so decide on the Outlaw Warblade before you spend either. Because the material is weapon-specific, the items overview is the place to check what else competes for it.

Is the Outlaw Warblade Worth Using?

Our take on the Outlaw Warblade Phantom Blade Zero blade: it is worth it if you like trading hits. The two numbers to trust are 240 damage and 106 Guard Break at level 1, and the effects around them all push one direction — spend HP, then win it back. Nothing here asks you to learn a second meter.

Compare it on paper before you commit upgrade materials. If you want a weapon whose payoff is a transformation rather than a drain loop, the Crescent Blade page covers Qinglong Form, and the best builds page shows where a two-hander that heals itself fits a loadout. The rest of the weapons list shows how it lines up against the other two-handers.

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