NARAKA: BLADEPOINT · 2026-11-06
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT Reveals Null Pulse and Null Vector, Two Devourer Treasure Star-Collections
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT’s latest showcase pairs a transforming Yoto Hime outfit with a lightning-charged Greatsword. The Extreme Star – Null Pulse outfit gives Yoto Hime mechanical armaments and an exclusive pulse burst when she defeats an enemy. The Legendary Star – Null Vector skin gives the Greatsword an illuminated mechanical blade. Both debuted as bonus rewards from the Devourer Treasure, but their drop windows end on different dates.
That distinction matters for anyone opening Treasures after watching the trailer. Null Pulse’s 24-hour drop window has already closed, while Null Vector can still drop until 20 November 2026 at 04:00 UTC, provided supplies last. Those deadlines apply to the two Star-Collection bonuses; they don’t change the rules for the Treasure’s regular rewards.
Null Pulse transforms Yoto Hime’s armaments and adds a defeat effect
Star – Null Pulse is the more elaborate of the two cosmetics. The Extreme outfit pairs transforming mechanical armaments with energy effects during Yoto Hime’s attacks. Its signature flourish comes when she defeats an enemy: an exclusive burst of energy marks the elimination. The trailer uses that effect to distinguish the outfit from the Greatsword skin, whose showcase focuses on the weapon itself.
Null Pulse also differs from Kael’s Urban Hunt·Echofold Domain, the other transforming outfit featured in the Devourer Treasure rollout. The patch notes specifically say that Kael swaps forms with a double jump. Yoto Hime’s showcase describes transforming armaments but doesn’t announce that same input for Null Pulse. The two outfits have their own defeat effects, too: Null Pulse’s energy burst for Yoto Hime and Data Devour for Kael.
Null Vector puts the lightning on the Greatsword
Star – Null Vector is a Legendary Greatsword skin. Its mechanical blade glows with energy, and flashes of lightning light up the weapon in the showcase. The two cosmetics share an industrial design, but they go on different parts of a loadout: Null Pulse is an outfit for Yoto Hime, while Null Vector is a skin for the Greatsword. The event lists them as separate rewards, so collecting one doesn’t award the other.
It’s also a separate weapon skin from Silent Frost, the Extreme Whipsword featured in the main Treasure preview. Silent Frost has its own effects for Counterstrike Combos and the Sap Souljade, plus an Aquatic Blossom form outside combat. If you’re opening Treasures for the lightning effect shown in this trailer, the reward to look for is Star – Null Vector.
When the Star-Collections can drop and how the odds work
Both Star-Collections became eligible to drop when the Devourer Treasure opened on 5 November at 04:00 UTC. Yoto Hime’s outfit had just one day in the bonus pool. The Greatsword skin has a longer window, although the patch notes say the total supply of both items is limited.
| Bonus reward | Rarity and item type | Devourer Treasure drop cutoff (UTC) | Maximum per account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Star – Null Pulse | Extreme Yoto Hime outfit | 6 November 2026, 04:00 — closed | 10 |
| Star – Null Vector | Legendary Greatsword skin | 20 November 2026, 04:00 — while supplies last | 2 |
Each eligible opening has a chance to award a Star-Collection in addition to the regular Treasure reward. The chance rises as more Treasures are opened, up to 100%, and is tracked separately for each item. Receiving one resets its own chance without affecting the other. The patch notes don’t give a fixed opening count for reaching 100%, and the supply limits and cutoff times still apply.
The Devourer Treasure costs 360 Gold at its standard price, with the first ten openings discounted to 180 Gold each. Its standard Extreme guarantee awards a red-tier reward within 100 openings; that is a different rule from the Star-Collection bonus. For anyone logging in now, the practical distinction is straightforward: opening more Treasures won’t bring Null Pulse back into the bonus pool, while Null Vector remains eligible until its own cutoff or until the supply runs out.