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How to upgrade medicine in Phantom Blade Zero

Buff your healing items with healer's memories.

How to upgrade medicine in Phantom Blade Zero

Phantom Blade Zero offers players the ability to upgrade their medicine through healer memories at the Green Serpent House in the west Pangzhen region, the game's fourth area. This upgrade enhances the percentage of HP, damage negation, and Sha-Chi that healing consumables replenish, making it a significant boon for players. Upon entering the Green Serpent House for the first time in Pangzhen's second chapter, players will also obtain the Green Serpent Brew, a medicine that specifically removes status effects.

Upgrading medicine can be done using Apprentice Healer's Memories and Skilled Healer's Memories, with the latter requiring additional effort.

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