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[[File:Ring_of_the_mage.png]] '''''A sapphire ring'''''<br>
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[[Staff of wizardry|Wizardry]] ego<br>
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{{flavour|An enchanted sapphire, inset into a ring. It aids the spellcasting of its wearer.}}
+3 INT<br>
 
+50 MR
 
  
An excellent item for most casters, although those with enough MR may eventually prefer a ring of intelligence with a higher enchantment. Also valuable to any character who needs MR, as it provides more than a mundane ring of magic resistance.
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[[File:Ring_of_the_mage.png]] '''''the ring of the Mage'''''<br>
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[[Wizardry]] ego<br>
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[[Archmagi]] ego
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==Desirability==
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The '''ring of the Mage'''<ref>{{source ref|0.30.1|art-data.txt|1136}}</ref> is an excellent [[ring]] for most casters, greatly increasing the wearer's spell success rate and power. Even if you don't use spells as your primary damage source, it can still be nice as a swapout.
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Characters who do not plan to cast spells at all have no use for this ring.
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==History==
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*Prior to [[0.28]], this ring provided +80 [[willpower]] and +3 [[intelligence]] instead of archmagi.
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*Prior to [[0.14]], this ring provided +50 [[MR]] instead of +80.
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==References==
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<references/>
  
 
[[Category:Unrands]]
 
[[Category:Unrands]]
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[[Category:Ring]]

Latest revision as of 15:40, 26 August 2023

Version 0.30: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
An enchanted sapphire, inset into a ring. It aids the spellcasting of its wearer.

Ring of the mage.png the ring of the Mage
Wizardry ego
Archmagi ego

Desirability

The ring of the Mage[1] is an excellent ring for most casters, greatly increasing the wearer's spell success rate and power. Even if you don't use spells as your primary damage source, it can still be nice as a swapout.

Characters who do not plan to cast spells at all have no use for this ring.

History

References