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How to complete Whence the Weeping in Phantom Blade Zero

Find the source of the weeping and discover its mysteries.

How to complete Whence the Weeping in Phantom Blade Zero

Whence the Weeping is not a minor sidequest in Phantom Blade Zero's initial Weeping Creek Valley region, but rather a crucial story mission that spans a substantial portion of the game. For newcomers who are puzzled about its presence, rest assured that this guide is unnecessary at this stage. Moreover, the quest's tracking feature becomes accessible as you advance further in the narrative. For those seeking spoilers on how to unlock later regions, proceed with caution.

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