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[[File:Remnant-ii-ring-ring-of-the-vain.png|right|Ring of the Vain]] | [[File:Remnant-ii-ring-ring-of-the-vain.png|right|Ring of the Vain]] | ||
<span class="dlc tak">The Awakened King DLC</span> | |||
Reduces Invulnerability Window on Evade and Combat Slide by 35%. Increases Movement Speed while Aiming by 35%. | Reduces Invulnerability Window on Evade and Combat Slide by 35%. Increases Movement Speed while Aiming by 35%. | ||
Random drop on [[:Category:Losomn|Losomn]]. | Random drop on [[:Category:Losomn|Losomn]]. | ||
Confirmed locations: [[Brocwithe Quarter]], [[The Great Hall]] | |||
==Lore== | ==Lore== | ||
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''"The Fae are so often accused of vanity, but is it truly a crime if such a wealth of pride, is warranted, earned, and utterly irrefutable? I, for one, would take sweet vanity and the whispers it elicits over morose mediocrity any day!"'' | ''"The Fae are so often accused of vanity, but is it truly a crime if such a wealth of pride, is warranted, earned, and utterly irrefutable? I, for one, would take sweet vanity and the whispers it elicits over morose mediocrity any day!"'' | ||
[[ | [[Category:Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Evade Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Mobility Rings (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Rings (The Awakened King)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:31, 2 June 2024
The Awakened King DLC
Reduces Invulnerability Window on Evade and Combat Slide by 35%. Increases Movement Speed while Aiming by 35%.
Random drop on Losomn.
Confirmed locations: Brocwithe Quarter, The Great Hall
Lore
This gilded ring is magnificent to behold, yet upon closer inspection, the allure of its presentation crumbles and one is able to glimpse the blemishes beneath its golden exterior and the cracks that mar its mirrored surface.
"The Fae are so often accused of vanity, but is it truly a crime if such a wealth of pride, is warranted, earned, and utterly irrefutable? I, for one, would take sweet vanity and the whispers it elicits over morose mediocrity any day!"