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==Tips & Tricks==
 
==Tips & Tricks==
 
*A ring of ice can serve as a poor man's [[ring of protection from cold]] in a pinch, particularly if you should encounter an [[Ice Cave]] mini branch.
 
*A ring of ice can serve as a poor man's [[ring of protection from cold]] in a pinch, particularly if you should encounter an [[Ice Cave]] mini branch.
*Unless you frequently use [[Ice magic]], it is not wise to wear a ring of fire for an extended period unless you have a means of counteracting the level of fire vulnerability. Sources of fire damage are generally more common than ice damage.
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*Unless you frequently use [[Ice magic]], it is not wise to wear a ring of ice for an extended period unless you have a means of counteracting the level of fire vulnerability. Sources of fire damage are generally more common than ice damage.
  
 
[[Category:Ring]]
 
[[Category:Ring]]

Revision as of 21:58, 25 October 2015

Version 0.16: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Type Jewellery
Name Ring of ice
Icon Ring of ice.png
This rings brings its wearer more in contact with the powers of cold and ice. The wearer gains resistance to cold and can use ice magic more effectively, but becomes less effective at the use of fire magic and more vulnerable to the effects of fire.

A ring of ice is a ring that enhances the power of ice magic spells while reducing the power of spells that involve fire magic. Additionally, it provides one level of cold resistance (rC+) and one negative level of fire resistance (rF-).

Tips & Tricks

  • A ring of ice can serve as a poor man's ring of protection from cold in a pinch, particularly if you should encounter an Ice Cave mini branch.
  • Unless you frequently use Ice magic, it is not wise to wear a ring of ice for an extended period unless you have a means of counteracting the level of fire vulnerability. Sources of fire damage are generally more common than ice damage.