Naraka: Bladepoint, with its own adventurous spin, joined the roster of battle royale games in August 2021. The world and character design are derivative of mythical legends, garnering support from those who enjoy the historical fantasy represented in Asian culture. Unlike many battle royale games, the game mainly centers around melee combat, opening the door for play styles heavily dependent on hero selection and skills. Players must battle on a vast yet alluring land, hashing it out within a 60-person PVP arena for number one. Players of the community strive for in-game advantages, which Naraka: Bladepoint provides generously.
Players develop their skill set through their heroes (each with a different set of skills and equipment), weaponry, Glyphs the fans can level up in the game lobby, and Souljades found across the map. Many Souljades can determine survivability and should not be overlooked by players desiring the upper hand. Souljades often act as passive skills to increase the stats of the hero one chooses to play; the stats vary on their type and rarity. Bearing in mind how common certain Souljades are, as well as the overall advantage gained when harnessing them, these are the best Souljades in Naraka: Bladepoint.
8 Soft Step
Soft Step joins this list for its wide-range utility. Though an underrated Souljade, it climbs the ranks of Souljades as Naraka: Bladepoint often relies on what players can hear during their time within the arena. Soft Step not only increases the player's health by 12%, but it silences their footsteps. An underrated feat, seeing as if players choose a more stealthy play style, enemies will not be able to locate where the other is by sound.
Enemies will find it difficult to locate players as Naraka: Bladepoint maps can be large. Due to this single advantage, players are more likely to be able to initiate a sneak attack on enemy players, revealing the opportunity to make combo attacks on players before they can retaliate. The extra health is merely a bonus, but the Soft Step catalyzes mischievous attacks on enemy players, especially when this Souljade is used by such as Matari.
7 Melee Resist
Melee Resist is a Souljade every player should have on their Souljade roster. The game may have a variety of ranged weapon usage, but still, the vast majority of players rely on melee combat. Due to this fact, Melee Resist is a powerful aid in reducing the damage gamers receive from enemy players. It joins the list for being common yet efficient, as players can stack these Souljades on top of the other. Melee Resist is a Souljade that varies in levels, from common to legendary.
A common Melee Resist Souljade provides +4% melee defense, whereas a legendary Souljade provides the player with +12.5%. There is a limit to the maximum amount of Melee defense allowed per player. Even just using two Melee Resist Souljades within five Souljade slots would help a great deal for any hero chosen.
6 Group Heal
Group Heal Souljade joins the team of the best Souljades as it is one of the most effective Souljades for Naraka: Bladepoint players who play in duos/trio parties. The player who possesses the Souljade gets an increase of health by 12%, and whenever they use Vitalia or Armor Powder, the health/armor restore will be shared with their teammates.
Group Heal Souljade can is best utilized during or after a rough battle with an opposing team in the battle royale. By stepping away from the fight to restore health, teammates gain the health and armor to persevere, joining right with them to finish off the enemy with a survival advantage on their side. The usage of this Souljade after a fight is less risky however, still a very rewarding perk.
It doesn’t take the number one spot for the best Souljade, as the downside to this Souljade is that the health/armor recovered by the player is less than what would be without the Souljade. Though, some would argue that this drawback is worth it when playing as a party.
5 Tu Na
Naraka: Bladepoint utilizes its emoticon system by incorporating it into the game for the players’ gain in multitudes of ways. The Tu Na Souljade is no exception using the [Rest] emoticon recovers the player’s health. This means that gamers can recover without using the item, Vitalia which can be of great help for players low on healing items during the battle royale.
The bonus introduces itself when completing the emoticon. Finishing the [Rest] emoticon allows the player a buff that recovers their armor over time for 120 seconds. This Souljade joins the ultimate pack for survival on Naraka: Bladepoint as making sure gamers are in prime condition is imperative, players never know how skilled the next enemy is. That extra bit of health and armor recovered before the next battle can go a long way.
4 Soul Release
Top-grade Souljades provide a maximum health increase of 12-18%, Soul Release is not shy of this. This Souljade can be very useful, as once a player defeats an enemy, their skill cooldown resets instantaneously. While it may seem like a small perk, Naraka: Bladepoint has a variety of characters that use their skills as an advantage within a fight. This is especially effective when a player has stumbled on a popular area, with enemies attacking them one after the other.
This simple passive ability can change the tide of a fight. Heroes like Viper Ning can reuse skills containing knock-back and silencing effects on short notice. Soul Release has the ability to alter the pace of a multi-person battle entirely. This Souljade should not be underestimated. When used with calculation, players can overturn the battle of survival.
3 Mortal Defiance
Fighting skilled enemies during a battle royale is far from a laughing matter in the opinion of the players attacked by them. The battles in Naraka: Bladepoint, are fast-paced once gamers encounter them. An enemy player could have the upper hand by performing multiple combos that can put the other player in severe harm. This Souljade has the ability to save the day. A player could take a lethal blow from an enemy, but if they have Mortal Defiance, the Mortal Defiance Souljade breaks. Upon breaking, the attack dealt will be evaded.
The player receives a 40% damage reduction buff for 5 seconds and a bonus of 500 health. This Souljade has the potential to save a player from a dire situation. Though it can only be used once, as the Souljade breaks, this is still a formidable passive skill.
2 Desperation
The player who is below 50% health should have little fear when the Desperation Souljade is near. If a player possesses this Souljade and half their health disappears, they are provided an attack buff. This will allow the player to fight back ferociously. This advantage increases a player's odds of survival by aiding the damage dealt to an enemy.
Enemy players won’t know that the gamer has this Souljade while attacking, so the immediate change in damage could throw many players off their momentum and allows the gamer to finish them off much quicker than what a player usually would. Desperation makes it to the high ranks as battle royale players understand that the best way to recover from the damage received is by defeating the enemy dealing it.
1 Sky Force
Sky Force is the Souljade fans pray they're able to obtain during battle. The passive buff of +18% health is only the beginning of its dangerous feats. Once an enemy has been eliminated by the player with the Sky Force Souljade, the player will have their armor restored. This attribute has a significant influence on a player's survivability.
When in battle with more than one enemy at a time, which occurs rather often, defeating just one enemy in an all-out fight of multiple players will restore the armor a player has lost, making the player ready to fight their next opponent at a moment's notice. It is no understatement that Sky Force completely changes the odds of survival in the arena.
Naraka: Bladepoint is available on PC and Xbox Series X/S.