The Disciple from Remnant 2: The Forgotonn Kingdom DLC, a masked figure walking in front of a larger version of itself.
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Remnant 2: All new rings in The Forgotten Kingdom DLC

Rings are a measurement of success.

Rings are more than just a fashion choice. In Remnant 2, they’re a crucial accessory that can provide the player with useful and sometimes game-changing buffs and effects.

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With the new The Forgotten Kingdom DLC now available, there are plenty of new rings to get your hands on and in. There’s a literal handful of new rings that have joined the gear pool in Remnant 2 via The Forgotten Kingdom, each offering its own unique effect. Special rings like these are not easy to come by, so we can set you off in the right direction.

Here are all the rings added to Remnant 2 following the release of The Forgotten Kingdom, their effects, and where you can find them.

All rings in Remnant 2: The Forgotten Kingdom, their effects, and where to find them

Here’s the current list of known rings in Remnant 2: The Forgotten Kingdom, a detailed breakdown of their effects, and exactly where we found them in the game.

Ring ImageRing NameEffectLocation
A ring with a texture resembling goat or ram horns. A blue jewel sits in the middle. Bloodless King’s VowAdds four percent of a player’s base ranged damage as lifesteal. Defeating the Bloodless Heir boss in Goddess’ Rest.
A beige, fractured ring with a flower-like design in the middle in Remnant 2's DLC, the Forgotten Kingdom.Burden of the MasonImpairs doddge by one weight class, but increases melee damage by 35 percent of the wearer’s total damage reduction.In a hidden room on the Luminous Vale map. Look for an opening in one of the elevator shafts.
A half-closed ring, silver and gold aztec designs, in The Forgotten Kingdom DLC in Remnant 2Burden of the MesmerReduces a player’s max health by 25 percent, but increases all damage by one percent for every five percent of the wearer’s total damage reduction.Bought from Walt for 100,000 Scrap (or 1,000 Scrap, if you’ve completed the DLC).
A ring of a purple and blue feather in Remnant 2: The Forgotten Kingdom DLCFeathery BindingBoosts projectile speed by 15 percent and decreases weapon charge time by 10 percent. Bonus is doubled when Haste is activated.Awarded to the player by Walt for defeating Lydusa.
The Mark of the Destroyer, a black ring band with blue square-like designs across it, in Remnant 2.Mark of the DestroyerPerfect dodge triggers an AOE blast that deals explosive damage.As the reward for solving the Moon Tile puzzle in the Earthen Coliseum.
A gold ring with an Egyptian-style design in Remnant 2's The Forgotten Kingdom DLCMatriarch’s RingPerfect dodge reduces charged melee stamina cost by 100 percent for five seconds.In the Ancient Canopy, near where you first meet Walt.
The Pan War Band, a gold, crown-like ring in Remnant 2.Pan War BandIncreases movement speed, reload speed, and fire rate, depending on the number of players in the party wearing the same ring.In the Infected Abyss. Requires two players to step on a pressure plate and use a moving column to reach.
An old, ancestoral ring in Remnant 2's DLC The Forgotten KingdomRally BandMelee strikes convert Grey Health into health. Each melee strike converts up to 10 percent of max health.The human NPC in the Luminous Vale map.
A wooden ring with red pistule-like jewels popping out of the band.Ravager’s BargainIncreases all damage and critical chance by five percent while Bleeding.Bought from Walt for 500 Scrap.
A blue and gold ring with an ancient pattern across the front. Ring of SpiritsIncreases mod generation by three percent for each active consumable. Max five stacks.Behind an invisible wall in the Infected Abyss, in the room with the rising columns.
A fragmented ring with a giant yellow jewel in the middle in Remnant 2's DLC The Forgotten KingdomTear of LydusaIncreases healing and lifesteal efficacy by 20 percent. Reduces healing efficacy bonus by 1.5 percent for each 10 percent of missing relic capacity.Found in Lydusa’s chamber after defeating her.
A screenshot of the Thalos Eyelet in Remnant 2 The Forgotten Kingdom. It's a gold ring with swirly patterns and a blue gem in the middle.Thalos EyeletGrants one stack of Bulwark and two Stamina Regen per second for each stack of Bulwark. Increases Bulwark Stack maximum to six.Random ground loot spawn in the Luminous Vale.
A silver and gold ring with the face of a creature in the front in Remnant 2's DLC The Forgotten KingdomToken of FavorIncreases all damage by five percent. Gain 10 percent critical chance against exposed targets.In the Deserted Atelier, on a hidden path next to a deer statue.

We will add more rings to this article as we find them. Found a ring that’s not on this list? Send us an email with its location and effect at tips@dotesports.com!


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