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<span class="dlc tak">The Awakened King DLC</span> | |||
Self-inflicts [[BLEEDING (Remnant II)|BLEEDING]] [[:Category:Statuses (Remnant II)|Status]] upon the wearer, causing 1.1 [[BLEEDING (Remnant II)|BLEED]] damage per second. Increases Critical Chance by 5%. | |||
Purchase from [[Leywise]] on [[:Category:Losomn|Losomn]]. | Purchase from [[Leywise]] on [[:Category:Losomn|Losomn]]. | ||
[[Category:Rings (Remnant II)]][[Category:Rings (The Awakened King)]] | ==Lore== | ||
A ring lined with sharp spikes that causes immense pain and a steady trickle of blood while you wear it. It's a sacrifice of sorts just to put it on, and though you can't stand to wear it for long at risk of losing too much blood, something about the pain adds a sense of urgency and intensity to your every attack. | |||
''"The currency of the Dran is blood and sorrow, and for those willing to pay, there is much to be gained. I am not personally an enthusiast of self-inflicted pain—nor any pain aimed at myself, for that matter—but I must admit there is something endlessly fascinating about these strange and grisly customs of theirs."'' | |||
[[Category:Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:BLEEDING Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Critical Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Rings (The Awakened King)]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 10 May 2024
The Awakened King DLC
Self-inflicts BLEEDING Status upon the wearer, causing 1.1 BLEED damage per second. Increases Critical Chance by 5%.
Purchase from Leywise on Losomn.
Lore
A ring lined with sharp spikes that causes immense pain and a steady trickle of blood while you wear it. It's a sacrifice of sorts just to put it on, and though you can't stand to wear it for long at risk of losing too much blood, something about the pain adds a sense of urgency and intensity to your every attack.
"The currency of the Dran is blood and sorrow, and for those willing to pay, there is much to be gained. I am not personally an enthusiast of self-inflicted pain—nor any pain aimed at myself, for that matter—but I must admit there is something endlessly fascinating about these strange and grisly customs of theirs."