Gloom Monarch Chestplate
A fearsome chest piece. It's rumored to have belonged to a fallen warrior whose name is never spoken out loud.
Source
World Drop in Kindlewastes
About this slot
The Melee Armor slot is rated S for current Enshrouded meta. Heavy plate that absorbs hits. Warrior / Tank builds live here; high physical resistance, low mobility, mandatory for Sword & Board Tank.
Builds that recommend this armor class
- Fire Mage StarterMage
A pure caster opener leaning into fire damage and survivability. Picks up Arsonist + early defensive resistances so the Shroud doesn't melt you mid-cast.
- Ranger SniperRanger
Long-range DPS that opens fights from outside aggro. Stack Marksman + Sharpshooter + Sniper, pair with Runner for kiting between volleys.
- Battlemage HybridHybrid
Melee mage that ditches the staff and stays in plate. INT + STR core, Arsonist + Thunder for burst, Battle Heal + Heavy Plates for staying power.
- Berserker BarbarianWarrior
2-hander tornado. Barbarian + Blood Rage drive damage uphill the longer the fight runs, Whirlwind Crescendo + Relentless keep the chain going.
Gloom Monarch Chestplate FAQ
How do I get Gloom Monarch Chestplate in Enshrouded?
Gloom Monarch Chestplate drops from World Drop in Kindlewastes. Check the wiki entry linked below for the exact drop mechanism + farm location notes.
What level is Gloom Monarch Chestplate?
Gloom Monarch Chestplate is a level 23 melee armor piece. Mid-game tier — Revelwood / Nomad Highlands drop.
What attribute does Gloom Monarch Chestplate support?
Gloom Monarch Chestplate is a Melee Armor piece — STR (Strength) — Warrior / Tank builds. Match your build's primary attribute to maximise the slot's contribution.
What builds use Gloom Monarch Chestplate?
Gloom Monarch Chestplate fits Melee Armor loadouts — see the matching archetype builds linked above. Best fit is the primary archetype for this armor family.
Other Melee Armor
Same category — likely alternatives at the same level band.
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Lv 10 - Adventurer GlovesCommon - Legendary
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Untouched by the Flame, and veiled in a lingering cold. This armor used to belong to Lord Vorgroth, who was rumored to have a frozen heart that splinters and breaks with every tired beat.
Lv 13