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Moonlighter 2 Nimbus Regalia — Armor Set Guide

Nimbus Regalia is a armor set in Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault, added in Greed & Glory (Mar 2026). Grants one Shield at the start of each dungeon; when the Shield breaks, damage increases by 20% for 2 seconds.

Moonlighter 2 screenshot showing a colorful dungeon combat scene.

Moonlighter 2 Steam store screenshot. This image is used for identification and editorial context.

Special effect

Grants one Shield at the start of each dungeon; when the Shield breaks, damage increases by 20% for 2 seconds.

  • Class: Armor Set.
  • Class mechanic: Andrei forges armor as well as weapons. Armor sets change how you survive a run rather than how you swing.
  • Added: Greed & Glory (Mar 2026).

How to get

Quest for the crafting recipe, which appears once you reach the second Aeolia floor.

Upgrading a weapon raises the number in its effect text. Each tier costs gold plus a growing count of the weapon's material, and the Legendary tier exists even though its full cost is not published.

Best use

A defensive set with an offensive payoff: the free Shield absorbs one opener, and the break window rewards trading it for a damage burst.

Upgrade tiers

TierGoldMaterials
Common2,0001–4 of the weapon's material
Uncommon5,0006 of the weapon's material
Rare20,0008 of the weapon's material
Epic50,00010 of the weapon's material
LegendaryNot fully publishedHighest material count; effect keeps scaling

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Fact sources

StatusSourceUsed forChecked
PlatformMoonlighter 2 Steam store pageValve / SteamApp id 2350790. Read September 3, 2026: the release field now shows Sep 2, 2026, the Early Access genre tag is gone, the listed genres are Action, Adventure and RPG, the platform is Windows, and the listing confirms Single-player, Steam Achievements, full controller support, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.
OfficialMoonlighter 2 Steam news hubDigital Sun / 11 bit studiosFirst-party announcement feed used to track version changes, hotfixes and feature updates after the 1.0 launch.