Gloom Club is a Two-Handed Weapon that Link can use in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (TotK). Read on to learn how to get Gloom Club, its general locations, stats, bonus attributes, and the effects of this weapon.

How to Get Gloom Club

Gloom Club

Southeast of Birida Lookout

Travel to Mayatat Shrine in the Gerudo Desert Region, and head northeast towards the pinned location on the map above.

The Gloom Club can be acquired as a drop after defeating the Phantom Ganon that is wielding it. The exact coordinates of its location are -3428, -2036, 0044.

You will need to eliminate Gloom Hands in the area for you to battle a Phantom Ganon. Be noted that Gloom Hands need to be personally defeated in order for a Phantom Ganon to spawn.

How to Beat Gloom Hands: Locations and Drops

Southeast of Birida Lookout

Travel to Mayatat Shrine in the Gerudo Desert Region, and head northeast towards the pinned location on the map above.

The Gloom Club can be acquired as a drop after defeating the Phantom Ganon that is wielding it. The exact coordinates of its location are -3199, -1994, 0026.

You will need to eliminate Gloom Hands in the area for you to battle a Phantom Ganon. Be noted that Gloom Hands need to be personally defeated in order for a Phantom Ganon to spawn.

How to Beat Gloom Hands: Locations and Drops

Gloom Club Overview and Stats

Gloom Club Attack and Effects

Gloom Club	A metal stick filled with madness and symbolic of doom. Its forceful strike can smash an object to pieces.. Its gloom will gradually wear down the body of its wielder.
Weapon Type	Two-Handed (Blunt Edge)
Base Attack	50
Compendium No.	406
Passive Ability	Gloom Toll

How to Maximize Gloom Toll

The Gloom Toll Passive Ability contain Gloom that reduces your maximum hearts for every successful hit you land on an enemy. This effect is present in all weapons dropped by a Phantom Ganon.

To maximize Gloom weapons, use them outside the Depths. Your maximum hearts will automatically regenerate from the Gloom effects as long as you are on the Surface or the Sky. Using them inside the Depths will continually deplete your max hearts that won't regenerate.

You can also fuse the weapon to another weapon to take advantage of its high damage and avoid getting the effects of Gloom Toll.

New Gloom Status Condition: How to Cure

Similar Weapons

Weapons in the Same Series
Gloom Sword	Gloom Club	Gloom Spear
Demon King's Bow

The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Related Guides

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List of Two-Handed Weapons

Farming Hoe	Boat Oar	Giant Boomerang	Giant Boomerang✨
Traveler's Claymore	Traveler's Claymore✨	Soldier's Claymore	Soldier's Claymore✨
Knight's Claymore	Knight's Claymore✨	Royal Claymore	Royal Claymore✨
Zora Longsword	Zora Longsword✨	Cobble Crusher	Cobble Crusher✨
Boulder Breaker	Biggoron's Sword	Gerudo Claymore	Gerudo Claymore✨
Eightfold Longblade	Eightfold Longblade✨	Dusk Claymore	Fierce Deity Sword
Rusty Claymore	Royal Guard's Claymore	Royal Guard's Claymore✨	Thick Stick
Sturdy Thick Stick	Gnarled Thick Stick	Zonaite Longsword	Strong Zonaite Longsword
Mighty Zonaite Longsword	Magic Scepter	Moblin Arm	Gloom Club