Overview
Frozen Heart Plate Gloves is a Mythical Plate Armor gauntlets piece in Crimson Desert. Silver plate gloves modeled after the Machina Knight. The cold, shimmering metal firmly wraps around the back of the hand and wrist to deflect impacts, while the smooth surface reveals mechanical precision. Red accents on the interior contrast with the silver, further heightening its cold impression.
Stats
Stat | Value |
|---|---|
Grade | Mythical |
Armor Type | |
Slot | |
4 | |
Price | 1,020 Silver |
Refinement
At Refinement Level 0, this item provides the following stats:
Stat | Value |
|---|---|
Attack | 12 |
Higher refinement levels increase these stats further. Visit a Blacksmith to refine this equipment.
How to Obtain
This item can be found as loot in the open world or obtained through specific quests and encounters.
Notes
Plate armor offers the highest defense values in the game but comes with the heaviest weight, sitting above Chain Mail, Leather Armor, and Cloth Armor in terms of protection.
Equipment can be improved through the Refinement System at a Blacksmith.
See Also
Plate Armor - All plate armor pieces
Armor - Overview of all armor types
Refinement System - How to upgrade equipment
Equipment - Full equipment guide
Gloves Pickup Route: Eastern Port
The Frozen Heart Plate Gloves are tucked away at the eastern port of Delesyia Castle. From the city's fast travel point, head left down the main walkway that runs beneath the stone tunnels.
Follow that walkway until it opens onto a high wall overlooking the port. Glide off the wall and angle toward the docks below. You will land near a ramp that leads up to an undercover section of the harbor.
Along the ramp, look for a suspicious wooden plank blocking a small cubby. Break it with a weapon stab, or pull it off using Axiom Force from a distance. The chest sits inside the cubby on the right.
Why You Want Them
The gloves carry abyss cores that boost ore yield while mining. If you do heavy resource farming, equipping them during mining runs can noticeably increase the amount of ore you pull from each node.