
General's Bronze Mirror Treasures
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- In the world
- 2Across 1 region
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General's Bronze Mirror description
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An ancient bronze mirror inlaid with turquoise. Legend has it that a general of old once used it to expose evil forces. The damaged base is scorched and mottled, as though eaten away by some lingering corruption.
A priceless treasure. It can be traded to Quick Hand Zhang for useful items.
All 2 General's Bronze Mirror locations
Game dataEvery spot the game places General's Bronze Mirror, numbered in route order with the nearest Bell. Tick them off as you go: the interactive map keeps the same list.
| Found | # | Where | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mirage Estate · 2 spots | |||
| 1 | ChestNear the Bell Opera House 83 m away, 21 m lower | Show on map | |
| 2 | PickupNear the Bell Nuo Mask Altar 62 m away, 6 m lower | Show on map | |
Numbered in route order: region by region, then by the nearest Bell in the game's own Bell order. Distances are straight-line from that Bell, and the height tells you whether to climb or drop. Ticks are shared with the interactive map (and your account when signed in).
Data: Phantom Blade Zero 26367565 (CL-302256, UE 5.7.4). How we source this
General's Bronze Mirror belongs to the game's Treasures. The world holds 2, all in Mirage Estate.
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General's Bronze Mirror FAQ
Where do you find General's Bronze Mirror in Phantom Blade Zero?
The game data places 2 in the world: Mirage Estate (2). Found in a chest in Mirage Estate.
What is General's Bronze Mirror?
An ancient bronze mirror inlaid with turquoise. Legend has it that a general of old once used it to expose evil forces. The damaged base is scorched and mottled, as though eaten away by some lingering corruption. A priceless treasure. It can be traded to Quick Hand Zhang for useful items.
