Baishan Headband Soul Tempering Materials
- Needed in total
- 1Across 1 upgrade path
- In the world
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Baishan Headband description
A headband belonging to a disciple of the Baishan Sect, originally the property of Lu Jieyuan's wife. After her death, he kept it with him at all times.
At some point, the world changed. The villagers stopped worshipping their ancestors and instead covered the ancestral tablets with red flowers. So they bade farewell to their aging father and their young daughter, vowing to carve out a brighter road with their blades. But the Mandate was changing too. Martial artists abandoned their training, tying red flowers around their swords and muttering prayers to ghosts and gods.
In the end the village drowned in red flowers, and the road they had set out to carve proved nothing but hardship.
What uses Baishan Headband
CalculatedEvery upgrade, polish, Soul Tempering and talent that consumes it, summed over all levels.
| Used by | For | Total |
|---|---|---|
 Baishan Stormswords | Soul Tempering | ×1 |
Data: Phantom Blade Zero 26367565 (CL-302256, UE 5.7.4). How we source this
Baishan Headband belongs to the game's Soul Tempering Materials. All upgrades together need 1 of it (Baishan Stormswords ×1). Given by the story in .
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Baishan Headband FAQ
Where do you find Baishan Headband in Phantom Blade Zero?
Given by the story in .
What is Baishan Headband used for?
1 upgrade path consume 1 in total, for example Baishan Stormswords ×1.
What is Baishan Headband?
A headband belonging to a disciple of the Baishan Sect, originally the property of Lu Jieyuan's wife. After her death, he kept it with him at all times. At some point, the world changed. The villagers stopped worshipping their ancestors and instead covered the ancestral tablets with red flowers. So they bade farewell to their aging father and their young daughter, vowing to carve out a brighter road with their blades. But the Mandate was changing too. Martial artists abandoned their training, tying red flowers around their swords and muttering prayers to ghosts and gods. In the end the villa