In Crimson Desert, there’s a hidden blade that lets you silently and stealthily take out your enemies, just like in Assassin’s Creed

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With the Red Hunter gauntlets, you’ll become a stealthy assassin. We’ll show you where to find the Assassin’s Blade.

InCrimson Desertthere are many ways to finish off your enemies, for example with a broom, as you can easily see in the video. If you prefer a more stealthy approach, you should check out the Crimson Chaser Chain Gloves.

These gloves feature a blade attached to them that strongly resembles the hidden blades from Assassin’s Creed.We’ll explain where you can find them.

Find the Crimson Chaser Chain Gloves

The Crimson Chaser Chain Gloves are located in a mill in the Demeniss region. If you look at the map, the building is in the upper right corner of the letter N in “Demeniss”

The mill is located in the Golden Plains of the Elemore Estate. Enter it and jump to the second floor, where an inconspicuous chest awaits you. Inside is the object of your desire, which at level 0 provides 10 attack and 4 defense. At max level, the gloves reach 34 Attack and 21 Defense.

The Red Chain Gloves once belonged to the Red Guardian Regina, who was once a member of the Graymane. They are made of thick fur and a metal plate to which a hidden dagger is attached. This can be drawn when needed, and you can see what that looks like, for example, from X-User Ninjago:

The gloves are primarily a cosmetic item, as they don’t have their own kill animation. Still, stealth kills with the Ezio Memorial Blade feel significantly cooler.

For more guides and news on Crimson Desert, be sure to check out the box above. There, you’ll learn how to become a successful buccaneer and what the developers have planned for the game in the future.

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