IGN’s Meigu Lake walkthrough for Phantom Blade Zero organizes the area’s collectibles by timestamp, giving players a reference for finding weapons, Phantom Edges, accessories, medicine, Memory Flowers, Sha-Chi Amber Shards and Blackstone Shards. The guide is intended to support 100% completion of the area.
Game version: The guide reflects the naming used after a recent patch. Two collectible names were changed: Blackstone Fragments are now called Blackstone Shards, while Sha-Chi Amber Fragments are now Sha-Chi Amber Shards. IGN updated the timecodes and on-screen graphics to use the newer names.
Meigu Lake timestamp guide
The walkthrough begins with a Battleforged accessory at 00:00, followed by a Sha-Chi Amber Shard at 00:22. The first Memory Flowers listed belong to Yan’er, including “Bloodline” at 00:47, “Allure of Vanity” at 01:00 and “Into the Lake” at 01:18. Additional Yan’er entries appear at 01:37, 01:53 and 02:12.
- 02:38: Blackstone Shard
- 04:54: Longevity Tonic medicine
- 05:01: Deathlock accessory
- 06:20: Loong Trident Phantom Edge
- 07:06: Treasure Basin accessory
- 08:09: Sundering Dual Axes weapon
- 09:52: One-Eyed Bow Phantom Edge
The route also marks several challenge locations. Acolyte Guhe appears at 05:43, Banyan Tree at 09:25 and Lóng Pillar at 10:30. The same sequence includes Memory Flowers tied to the Blackwater Crew, Leng Tu, the Intruder and Xuan Li, along with further Blackstone Shards and Sha-Chi Amber Shards.
Later entries include the “Breaking Through” and “The Search” Memory Flowers for the Intruder at 11:55 and 12:12. Xuan Li’s “Descendant of the Xuan Clan” entry follows at 12:28. The guide also identifies accessories such as Sharpshooter’s Eye and Rouge Box, as well as the Venom Pouch, giving players item names to match against their own collection.
Patch naming warning
IGN said the updated names appear in the corrected timecodes and graphics, but footage may still display the former labels. Players using the video should therefore treat “Blackstone Fragments” as Blackstone Shards and “Sha-Chi Amber Fragments” as Sha-Chi Amber Shards when comparing the footage with the current in-game terminology.
