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Hunter's Chain Sickle - Phantom Blade Zero Guide - IGN

The Hunter's Chain Sickle is a Phantom Edge in Phantom Blade 0 that operates as both an incredibly powerful combat tool and a means for traversing new

· 265 words· updated October 29, 2026 at 03:57 PM

The Hunter's Chain Sickle is a Phantom Edge in Phantom Blade 0 that operates as both an incredibly powerful combat tool and a means for traversing new parts of the environment.

This is one of the most useful Phantom Edges you can have equipped, especially early in the game. Its area-of-effect attacks are great for crowd control and managing fights that have ranged and close-quarters combat.

You'll unlock the Hunter's Chain Sickle by defeating The Hunt, Hunter of The Order. After you've defeated him, you'll be given the Hunter's Chain Sickle and taught how to use its swinging ability outside of combat to access new areas in Weeping Creek Valley and beyond.

Grappling Traverse: Once obtained, the Hunter's Chain Sickle can grapple onto distant anchor points for traversal, even when not equipped.

There are so many other Phantom Edges to add to your arsenal as you make your way through Phantom Blade 0, so make sure you don't miss any. You can have two equipped at any given time.

As the story progresses, you'll be able to upgrade your Phantom edges to increase their damage and Guard Break/Status Effect potential. Don't worry, though; you'll be able to refund all of your investment if you decide to change up your armory later on. Below you'll find a table showcasing the upgraded abilities of the Hunter's Chain Sickle

<meta /> For more helpful guides be sure to check out our pages for Weapons , Accessories , or even our main walkthrough if you're having trouble in Phantom Blade 0.

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