Naraka: Bladepoint drop rates

NetEase publishes the odds for every Naraka: Bladepoint treasure on the game's official site, along with the guarantees attached to each one. The table shows two: the long-running Immortal Treasure and the Aeon Treasure, whose rates many of the newer treasures share.

What the rates mean in practice

An Immortal Treasure has a 0.3% chance of a red (Extreme) reward. NetEase guarantees at least one Extreme within your first 100 Immortal Treasures, and says this applies only once. With that guarantee the average number of opens to your first Extreme is (1 − (1 − 0.003)^100) ÷ 0.003, about 86.5; without it the average would be about 333. Only about a quarter of players (25.7%) get one before the 100th open. After the first, there is no further Extreme guarantee for this treasure. Every 10 Immortal Treasures also guarantee a purple (Epic) reward or better.

The Aeon Treasure doubles the Extreme rate to 0.6% and guarantees an Extreme within every 100 opens, a guarantee NetEase says can trigger repeatedly. That gives an average of about 75.4 opens per Extreme. The same rates and repeating guarantee apply to ten treasures on NetEase's page, including Tenacity, Pioneer, Mythic and Echelon. NetEase also says red rewards don't repeat until you own them all. The drop-rate index puts both treasures next to every other disclosed rate we track.

How it plays

NARAKA: BLADEPOINT is a free-to-play online battle royale built around fast-paced melee fighting, played alone or teamed up with friends. It is set in the lands of Morus and Holoroth, whose landscape is inspired by Far Eastern legends.

Fights centre on close combat. NetEase describes battling enemies with combos and parries, or outsmarting them with counters in what it calls an intense mind game. Melee weapons can be combined with ranged ones.

Moving around the map is a big part of play: you can wall-run, swoop down and use a grappling hook to zip across mountains and buildings, which helps when hunting down other players. Each hero in the cast has their own customised skills and a unique Ultimate move, so the hero you choose shapes your playstyle.

What it costs

On the PlayStation Store UK, Gold runs from 120 for £0.79 to 12,960 for £79.99. The best rate is the 6,560 pack at about 0.61p a Gold; the largest pack is no cheaper per Gold than the 3,240 pack (both about 0.62p). NetEase's odds pages don't give a price per treasure, so we haven't put a cost on an Extreme.

Treasures are paid random items. Under the criteria that took effect in June 2026, PEGI now rates Naraka: Bladepoint PEGI 16, up from the PEGI 12 we first recorded: its pegi.info entry says it "received a PEGI 16 because it features the ability to purchase loot boxes" (see what PEGI's paid random items label means).

Players

The 30-day peak on Steam Charts was 74,629 concurrent players on 3 October 2026. That leaves out PlayStation and Xbox players.

Crossplay

Naraka: Bladepoint has cross-play between Xbox and PC. According to the official Xbox FAQ, Xbox players always play with Microsoft Store PC players and can choose whether to also play with or against other PC versions; Microsoft Store PC players can't opt out.

How we checked

Rates and guarantees come from NetEase's Treasure Drop Rate Info page (dated 19 December 2024 on the page), read on 3 October 2026; The PEGI rating was rechecked on pegi.info on 7 November 2026. its 2021 announcement gives the same Immortal Treasure rates. Prices are the PlayStation Store UK listings on the same day. The gameplay description is based on the publisher's Steam store page.

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