Base game
- Platinum Ninja Get all other trophies 26.6%Rare
- First Blood First kill 93.7%Common
- The Bearer of Death 100 kills 68.9%Common
- The beheader Behead 10 enemies 71.2%Common
- Assassin Kill an enemy using an assassination movement 68%Common
- Сhastener Assassinate 25 enemies 43.8%Rare
- Don't stand on my way Kill Ronin boss 36.2%Rare
- Preparing for battle Craft anything 48.7%Rare
- Dealer Make a purchase 63.4%Common
- Accurate blade Kill 5 heavy samurai 37.1%Rare
- Tameshigiri Test your sword on bamboo 81.4%Common
- Earnings Collect 500 coins 65.3%Common
- Wealthy Collect 1000 coins 51.7%Common
- Bloody sake Kill Shutendoji boss 51.2%Common
- Bull’s Eye Kill an enemy with shurikens 47.9%Rare
- To pieces Kill an enemy with an explosion 60.5%Common
- The broken skull Kill an enemy using the metal ball of the Кusarigama 41.6%Rare
- Break the jaw Kill an enemy in melee mode 54.7%Common
- Scorpio Kill an enemy with poison 45.8%Rare
- Fire Kill an enemy with fire 49.3%Rare
- Executions Complete the first mission 87.2%Common
- Broken Sword Break the Sword 53.1%Common
- Get over here Pull an enemy with the hook 56.7%Common
- What the hell are you? Kill Gashadokuro 67%Common
- Art lover Kill Asura 38.3%Rare
- Arachnophobe Kill Jorogumo boss 35%Rare
- Black Death Kill Tabiakindo boss 33.4%Rare
- Do not stick your nose Kill Tengu boss 31.5%Rare
- No more fire Kill Fudo boss 31.1%Rare
- Power against speed Kill Oni boss 30.1%Rare
- Steel claw end Kill Wamoru boss 29.9%Rare
- Hero Restore the village 28.6%Rare
Trophy facts for Within the Blade
How many trophies does Within the Blade have?
Within the Blade (PS4) has 32 trophies: 1 platinum, 4 gold, 19 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Within the Blade platinum trophy?
26.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Within the Blade. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Within the Blade?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Ninja” (Rare), earned by 26.6% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.

