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How to enter the Order's underground tavern in Phantom Blade Zero

Find the secret entrance during the Town of Death quest.

How to enter the Order's underground tavern in Phantom Blade Zero

To access the Order's underground tavern in Phantom Blade Zero, one must first progress to the Town of Death quest. Once there, head to the wine yard located behind the tavern building. Pay attention to Soul's observation that the pavilion's floor on the right appears hollow. This hollow area is where the secret entrance is concealed.

To reveal it, exit the pavilion and strike the large black jar. Upon doing so, a crank will emerge, which can be turned to unlock the cellar door. This location, similar to others in the game such as Weeping Creek Valley's outpost and the Crimson Forest's Thieves Camp, serves as a key hub for various sidequests within Pangzhen.

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