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Naraka Bladepoint Item ESP

Item ESP maps ground loot so you stop sprinting past a gold katana. This guide covers melee and ranged weapons, the weapon quality selector, armor, healing items, and Souljades — the full loot layer of the overlay on Windows PC.

Naraka Bladepoint item ESP showing weapon quality and Souljades

Melee, ranged, and the quality selector

Melee ESP flags katana, longsword, greatsword, spear, dagger, dual blades, and the rest of the close-range pool. Early drop, you want a usable melee before the first clash — not a grey dagger while a purple spear sits behind a wall.

Ranged ESP flags bow, musket, repeating crossbow, cannon, and other guns. Ranged wins third parties and zone edge. Filter it on when you are already kitted in melee.

The weapon quality selector hides clutter. Naraka loot colors run common through gold/legendary. Set the floor to purple or gold after the first circle so white pickups stop screaming on the overlay. Cosmetics are a different topic — katana weapon skins covers katana looks, not drop rarity.

Armor and healing items

Armor ESP marks armor pieces and Armor Powder. Armor is its own pool. You repair it; you do not treat it as HP. Legendary armor spawns are worth a detour if the zone still covers them. Skip a gold armor hunt into a dead zone.

Item ESP for heals finds Vitalia and other restore pickups when you are cracked after a parry trade. Turn heal highlights up in late circle. Turn them down at hot drop so weapons stay readable.

Souljades

Souljades are crystallized passives: melee, ranged, item, move, and buff types. Rarity runs common (white) through blue, purple, and gold/legendary. You start with a few slots and unlock more during the match. Gold pieces like weapon-specific legendaries or Skyforce-style armor restore on kill are the ones worth a path change.

Track rare Souljades with the same quality floor you use for weapons. A gold katana Souljade is useless if you already committed to spear. Filter by type if the menu allows it. Player boxes stay on player ESP overlays so you do not get beamed while staring at a jade.

Aim lock for the fight after loot is Naraka Bladepoint aimbot. auto parry helps the first blue-focus swing when you still have a med in hand.

For the full Windows PC overlay, naraka bladepoint hacks includes item ESP with the rest of the license.

FAQ

What does item ESP show? Ground loot: melee, ranged, armor, heals, and Souljades. It does not replace player boxes. Those are player ESP.

How does the weapon quality selector help? It hides low-tier clutter so gold and purple weapons stay visible. Raise the floor after you have a usable kit.

Should I always path to legendary armor? Only if the circle still covers it and you can take the fight. Armor Powder in bag is often the better repair plan.

Which Souljades are worth tracking? Gold/legendary first. Weapon-specific melee and ranged jades, plus strong buffs. Common white resist jades are fine if you walk over them — not if they add a 40-second detour.

Does item ESP unlock cosmetics? No. It reads world loot. Shop skins still cost Gold or battle pass.

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