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Rings in Divinity: Original Sin 2 are protective equipment worn by player characters and NPCs on their fingers. Players can find rings as part of quest rewards, purchase them from Merchants and obtain them from defeated Enemies. Players cannot create rings via Crafting.

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Notes for Loot Rings:

An Uncommon Ring gets 1 "Roll" (described below), Rare 2, Epic 3, Legendary 4, and Divine 5. A slot for a rune doesn't count against this limit. One of these can roll "strong" and give a higher magnitude effect. Sometimes a strong attribute roll is "hidden" (attributes are capped at +1 at lower levels, but will increase to +2 or more if the item is relevelled).

Rolls

Attributes:
Can include Constitution or Wits, but NOT Memory, Strength, Finesse or Intelligence.

This can be up to +3 (perhaps more, author uncertain) at higher levels. Attributes can increase when relevelled.

Unlike amulets, rings can have bonus Hit Points. These are affected by Lone Wolf and Picture of Health multipliers, but regardless, this is a bad roll.

Resistances:
They can have any of the elemental resistance types (fire, water, poison, air or earth). Of these, fire is probably the strongest. There are 3 battles in act 2 that can be made much easier with high fire resistance, and lava exists in Act 3 (100+ fire resistance makes lava do nothing or even heal). This can range from +5 to +15, with 10+ taking up the "strong" roll. This can increase when relevelled. Outside of these specific battles, resistances are generally not what you want on your rings, as they do not increase damage.

Combat Skills:
They can roll combat skills at +1 or +2. +2 is the "strong" roll, as rings do not roll with 2 +2 skills. Sometimes picking up a skill you don't have to unlock a good ability is useful, but generally you want the skills that you are focusing on, most often warfare. This does NOT include defensive skills like leadership, nor weapon skills.

Up to 4 of these can be rolled. on one ring.

Civil Skills
Random rings cannot seemingly have any Civil skills.

Skill from Item:
This author is uncertain if random rings can have these, but leaning towards "no." Which is fine. They are bad anyway.

Example Good Roll:

Wits +2.
Primary Damage Skill, strong roll ie +2 (particularly Warfare, but also possibly a magic skill for a mage character)
Secondary Damage Skill (particularly Scoundrel)
Tertiary Skill (almost anything is at least somewhat useful. But necromancy or summoning or a skill you have 0 in otherwise is usually best).
Quaternary Skill (see above)

Due to the Attribute, Tertiary and Quaternary rolls being of significantly less importance than the primary and secondary, as well as not having civil or defensive skills rollable, it is much more possible to see a high-tier ring than amulet. Using the Wishing well to the max can potentially yield all of the rings that one would need for the entire game, particularly if relevelled.

Eternal Artefact:
Adds +10% Poison resist, a levelled amount of physical armor (small, on the order of 10% of the item's magical armour), and +1 Scoundrel. This is quite strong if critical chance is high (>50%).