If your Enshrouded plan calls for a Foot Armor Meleearmor, this is your shortlist: 23 entries that all share that Type. The table shows what each one actually does, so you can pick the one that fills the slot you need.
The full Meleearmor list
| Name | Type | Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adventurer Boots | Foot Armor | 10 - 15 | These boots are perfect for any terrain. Easy to clean, robust, and light. |
| Gloom Monarch Boots | Foot Armor | 23 | These boots seemingly once belonged to a ruler who’s name has been lost to time. It faded into oblivion, leaving only a title and lingering curse. |
| Elite Hollow Boots | Foot Armor | 23 | These boots are enhanced with metal plates, providing more defense to the sensitive shins of the skeletons wearing them. |
| Brazen Bull Boots | Foot Armor | 30-35 | No one will get through you whilst you stand your ground in these regal boots. |
| Blackguard Boots | Foot Armor | 18 | A warrior’s boots that used to brandish a golden sheen. They’ve dulled due to the fungal overgrowth. Offers extended protection against the Shroud. |
| Golden Bulwark Boots | Foot Armor | 43 | You’ve likely never work foot armor this light, but give it a shot - the chest plate’s weight needs counterbalancing somewhere. |
| Crestflame boots | Foot Armor | 45 | Tall boots that are held by leather straps on the inside, and carry a thick layer of additional sheeting towards the outside. They end in kneegards which press upwards further in a radial shape. |
| Emberguard Boots | Foot Armor | 45 | Imposing boots that leave a deep imprint wherever they step. They possess additional plating towards the outer sides, protecting the wearer from low blows. |
| Rising Fighter Boots | Foot Armor | 8 | Footwork is the most important skill of swordsmanship. These boots should make learning the first steps easier. |
| Guardian Boots | Foot Armor | 18 | Hefty boots. They will leave considerable footprints in the ground when you defend those in need. |
| Mercenary Boots | Foot Armor | 18 | Some scratched up Mercenary Boots. Kick your enemies when they’re down ! |
| Rogue Boots | Foot Armor | 23 | Adventures who wear these fearsome boots should not be messed with. |
| Guard of the North Boots | Foot Armor | 13 | |
| Knight Boots | Foot Armor | 18 | A knight’s boots. They’ve seen much peril and anguish. |
| Radiant Paladin Boots | Foot Armor | 30+ | Expertly crafted boots. They’ve been embellished with flame-spouting shields, a roaring inferno only kept at bay through vigilance. |
| Mountain’s Shadow Boots | Foot Armor | 33 | These boots repeat the same weaving technique from the Mountain’s Shadow Gloves. They cover the knees and provide ideal protection when stumbling through dark, icy caves or forgotten fortresses. |
| Tank Boots | Foot Armor | 13 | A shiny pair of boots. They’re so heavy that you’ll practically be immovable when wearing them. |
| Warden Boots | Foot Armor | 23 | No one can tread past you when you’re wearing these steadfast boots. |
| Soldier Boots | Foot Armor | 23 | A pair of boots which is covered in silvery scales. Your ankles will be safe and sound with these. |
| Warrior Boots | Foot Armor | 13 | These boots were designed to allow for reckless charges and dashes. The metal tips at the front prevent you from stubbing your toes. |
| Wolf’s Fang Boots | Foot Armor | 33 | These spiked boots can cause a lot of damage when used to pierce arteries in one, swift swinging kick. |
| Sunpiercer Shoes | Foot Armor | 43 | Thanks to their wrapping technique, these shoes provide good support while allowing you to remain agile. |
| Vorgoth’s Soulbound Boots | Foot Armor | 45 | Solid metal and forged shut. No gap, no give. |
What the Meleearmor data tells us
If you only remember one thing: the Type split is the fastest way to narrow 23 Meleearmor down. Foot Armor is the largest group at 23 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 1 of the 23 entries have no written description in the source data — for those you are reading stats only, so trust the numbers, not assumptions.
By the numbers, the standouts are Crestflame boots with the highest Level (45). They set the ceiling for the whole Meleearmor set.
Entries worth a closer look
Crestflame boots — Tall boots that are held by leather straps on the inside, and carry a thick layer of additional sheeting towards the outside. They end in kneegards Mountain’s Shadow Boots — These boots repeat the same weaving technique from the Mountain’s Shadow Gloves. They cover the knees and provide ideal protection when stumbling Emberguard Boots — Imposing boots that leave a deep imprint wherever they step. They possess additional plating towards the outer sides, protecting the wearer from low Blackguard Boots — A warrior’s boots that used to brandish a golden sheen. They’ve dulled due to the fungal overgrowth. Offers extended protection against the Shroud. Gloom Monarch Boots — These boots seemingly once belonged to a ruler who’s name has been lost to time. It faded into oblivion, leaving only a title and lingering curse. Warrior Boots — These boots were designed to allow for reckless charges and dashes. The metal tips at the front prevent you from stubbing your toes. Radiant Paladin Boots — Expertly crafted boots. They’ve been embellished with flame-spouting shields, a roaring inferno only kept at bay through vigilance.
As the source data describes one entry: “These boots are perfect for any terrain. Easy to clean, robust, and light.”