| Name: Man-Cutter | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; “an enormous halberd” with a charged smash | Note: Official: on the game’s own equipment screen (2025 demo, 4:24). Possibly the same weapon as the Dread Axe under an earlier name; that is our guess. No Chinese name. | Sources: IGN, official 2025 demo walkthrough |
| Name: The Flesh Sculptor | Language: English only | Where it appears: The sorcerer or healer who gives Soul a new heart | Note: Press-reported. No source gives a Chinese name. | Sources: RPGFan, CGMagazine |
| Name: Against The Flow | Language: English only | Where it appears: Title of a section of chapter 1 | Note: Press-reported, one outlet. No Chinese name. | Sources: CGMagazine |
| Name: Steel And Steam | Language: English only | Where it appears: Title of a section of chapter 1 | Note: Press-reported, one outlet. No Chinese name. | Sources: CGMagazine |
| Name: Wayfarer | Language: English only | Where it appears: Difficulty name; for players who want the story | Note: Official. No Chinese name found. | Sources: PlayStation Blog, 2026 |
| Name: Pathbreaker | Language: English only | Where it appears: Difficulty name | Note: Official: on the in-game difficulty menu. No Chinese name found. | Sources: State of Play difficulty menu, 11:10; GamingBolt |
| Name: Hellwalker | Language: English only | Where it appears: Difficulty name; adaptive enemy AI | Note: Official. No Chinese name found. | Sources: PlayStation Blog, 2026 |
| Name: Sixty-Six Days | Language: English only | Where it appears: Difficulty mode; press also writes “66 Days” | Note: Official. No Chinese name found. | Sources: PlayStation Blog, 2026 |
| Name: Perfect Dodge | Language: English only | Where it appears: A dodge at the last moment against a Killer Move | Note: Press-reported. No Chinese name. | Sources: The Outerhaven |
| Name: Bleed Gauge, Blood Loss | Language: English only | Where it appears: Bleed build-up on one weapon, as printed in one preview | Note: Press-reported. A full “Bleed Gauge” triggers “Blood Loss”. The August 2026 menu text of Jagged Steel says “Bleed” and “Blood Loss Gauge” (best reading of out-of-focus text); the 2025 demo said Bleeding and Hemorrhage. | Sources: The Outerhaven |
| Name: Wills / Hands / Instruments | Language: English only | Where it appears: Earlier games: older English words for The Order’s ranks 冥使, 人使 and 鬼差 | Note: Unconfirmed (fan wiki, as read 10 October 2026). Which rank each word maps to is our guess. | Sources: Fandom |
| Name: Nether Envoy | Language: English only | Where it appears: Earlier games: older English for Zuo Shang’s rank | Note: Unconfirmed (fan wiki, as read 10 October 2026). The Chinese rank it maps to is our guess. | Sources: Fandom |
| Name: 黑伤 as Soul’s title | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Earlier games: Soul’s later title, after his weapon | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). “Black Scar” is our gloss, not a name a source gives. The weapon Sanguine is 黑伤 on the game’s own menus (group 1). | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 精英双钩 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A later trailer; twin hooks carried by Pangzhen elites | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 军用棹刀 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A later trailer; a two-handed blade | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 石蒜大刀 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A later trailer; a two-handed blade | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Phantom Edge: 墨血无痕 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: 2024 closed-door demo; January 2025 demo. A one-handed sword. | Note: Press-reported. According to gcores in January 2025, the only Phantom Edge shown up to then that recharges by itself. | Sources: gcores |
| Name: Fan label: 高压水炮 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Later trailers; a Phantom Edge | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 火铳 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Later trailers; a Phantom Edge | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 三叉戟 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Later trailers; a Phantom Edge | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan label: 血滴子 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Later trailers; a Phantom Edge | Note: Unconfirmed. One fan cataloguer’s label, not a confirmed game name. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Fan labels: 力量, 远程, 武学, 奇术 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Four Phantom Edge categories, by icon: axe, bow, twin sickles, bell | Note: Unconfirmed. From one fan list. Power, ranged, martial and arcane are our glosses. | Sources: fan list on Gamersky |
| Name: Boss: 玉面郎君 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: 2024 closed-door demo; a three-person boss | Note: Press-reported. gcores says he gives the weapon 玉双环, now the official Chinese name of Seamless Death (group 1). English: no name; the bosses page calls him an unnamed three-person bounty. | Sources: gcores |
| Name: Faction: 蛇屋 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A faction the Chinese preview says returns | Note: Press-reported. Earlier games: The Order’s research houses, per a fan compilation. | Sources: Gamersky preview |
| Name: Faction: 十一人阁 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A faction the Chinese preview says returns | Note: Press-reported. No English name yet. | Sources: Gamersky preview |
| Name: Soundtrack themes: 雁字归川, 辰虫木楼, 跋扈万里 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Themes from the earlier games that the Chinese preview says return | Note: Press-reported. No English titles given. | Sources: Gamersky preview |
| Name: Earlier games: 万巧茹 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Wife of the patriarch, a general’s daughter | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 钢铁女皇 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The greatsword of 万巧茹 | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 魔剑 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: Soul’s elder brother, who fell from a cliff with the family sword | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 血涡 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The family sword of the Bastion’s lord | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 魔天 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The last lord of the Bastion, imprisoned beneath 烨城. Gamersky reports that this game renames him 魔渊, Mó Yuan. | Note: Press-reported. No English name in the older localisation. | Sources: Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 龙家 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The great “righteous” house, broken by The Order | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 赤蛇屋, 紫蛇屋 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The Order’s research houses | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 冥使, 人使, 鬼差 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The Order’s ranks: envoys, agents, and re-engineered corpses used as tools | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). The older English words are in the row above; their mapping is our guess. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 金玉阁 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: A house in 南城 whose former master was Inanis | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). No English name found. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 酒馆 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: The intelligence network founded by Xuanyu | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). “Tavern” is our gloss, not a name a source gives. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: 怪面之乱 | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: An uprising of masked fighters, tied to the cabal 十一人阁 | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). “Masked uprising” is our gloss. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Earlier games: places | Language: Chinese only | Where it appears: 烨城, 南城, 天云台, 生死桥, 械城, 白城, 月堡, 落城, 黑林, 荒城, 狱山, 马庄, 京城, 天岭 | Note: Unconfirmed (fan compilation). 14 names; none has an official English name yet. | Sources: fan compilation on Gamersky |
| Name: Outlaw’s Warblade | Language: English only | Where it appears: A two-handed weapon in the August 2026 character menu | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:20 |
| Name: Armybreaker | Language: English only | Where it appears: A two-handed polearm in the August 2026 character menu | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:21 |
| Name: The Fanatic’s Broken Blade | Language: English only | Where it appears: A one-handed sword in the August 2026 character menu; its text is about drinking | Note: Official (on screen for about 0.2 s). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:24 |
| Name: Flying Daggers | Language: English only | Where it appears: A long-ranged Phantom Edge in the August 2026 character menu | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:25 |
| Name: Heartrend Pipa | Language: English only | Where it appears: An Artifice Phantom Edge in the August 2026 character menu | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:26 |
| Name: Iron Gauntlets | Language: English only | Where it appears: A Martial Skill Phantom Edge in the August 2026 character menu | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 8:26 |
| Name: Ink Cut | Language: English only | Where it appears: A Phantom Edge in the 2025 demo’s equipment menu; extra damage against Huangxing | Note: Official (on screen). No Chinese name; not paired with 墨血无痕. | Sources: 2025 demo, 4:23 |
| Name: Jade Dancer | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2024 demo; a boss | Note: Official (name plate). No Chinese name. | Sources: gameplay trailer, 1:24 |
| Name: Zhuobi, the Gatekeeper | Language: English only | Where it appears: State of Play; a shielded boss | Note: Official (name plate). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 9:22 |
| Name: Blizzard Blademaster | Language: English only | Where it appears: State of Play; a boss on a snowfield | Note: Official (name plate). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 12:08 |
| Name: The Lion Dance Grandmaster’s Final Dance | Language: English only | Where it appears: State of Play; a boss | Note: Official (name plate). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 15:25 |
| Name: Alkaid | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; holds the key to the camp’s training ground | Note: Official (dialogue subtitle). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 1:38 |
| Name: Sister Wen | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; a Baishan Sect member in a healer’s journal | Note: Official (document on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 13:21 |
| Name: Xie Huichun | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; a legendary healer in a journal | Note: Official (document on screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 13:21 |
| Name: Nameless Survivor | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; a dying man at the camp fence; the Year of the Snake trailer card is signed “A Nameless Survivor” | Note: Official (speaker label). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 10:18 |
| Name: Yu’er | Language: English only | Where it appears: This game: a girl who escaped from Pangzhen | Note: Press-reported, one outlet. No Chinese name; Gamersky’s unnamed girl from Pangzhen may or may not be her. | Sources: Console Creatures |
| Name: Baishan Sect | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; Sister Wen’s sect | Note: Official (document and subtitle). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 13:21 |
| Name: Mandate Encampment | Language: English only | Where it appears: One of the eight maps | Note: Official (map screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 7:09 |
| Name: Mountain of Imprisonment | Language: English only | Where it appears: One of the eight maps | Note: Official (map screen). No Chinese name. | Sources: State of Play, 7:12 |
| Name: Perfect Vessel Estate, Marketplace | Language: English only | Where it appears: Places on the Pangzhen map | Note: Official (map cursor labels). No Chinese names. | Sources: State of Play, 7:03 |
| Name: Justice Camp (map: Righteous Camp) | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; the Allied Justice camp | Note: Official (quest and map labels; that they are one place is our reading). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 11:50 |
| Name: Lu’s Village | Language: English only | Where it appears: 2025 demo; named once in a subtitle | Note: Official (subtitle). No Chinese name. | Sources: 2025 demo, 9:58 |