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Rusted Iron Ring is a Ring in Dark Souls and Dark Souls Remastered. Players can equip up to 2 Rings, but equipping two of the same item is not possible.
Effect
- Removes the movement speed penalty while traveling in deep water, marsh, tar, etc.
Acquired from
- It is at the edge of the decrepit stairway behind the locked door on the third level's west wing, guarded by two Undead Soldiers, in the Northern Undead Asylum.
Notes
- The ring's effect does NOT include slowing effects such as the Miracle spell Tranquil Walk of Peace.
- This ring is very helpful within Blighttown's swampy areas.
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Ah, this ring. During my first my first playthrough, I didn't realize it existed until after I battled through Blighttown and reached the swamp and realized I could barely move. My gf checked a guide for me. Her: There's a ring you need. Me: OK, where is it? Her: Nowhere near here.
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Run down hosts in blighttown and cook them alive with the dragon headstone
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USES THIS RING STILL HAS AFTER BESTTOWN: Sen's Fortress Pit's; Dark Basin Hydra & Golden Golem; Chaos Eater pit/trap below Bed Of Cheese (Onion Knight quest area); Besttown Still for early (and later, poor mans) green and large tit farm, Pyro trainer, and future return attempts at keeper shard.
NOTE: Possible bug; sometimes negates Stone Giant force slow ability.
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It's a shame that you'll probably hit up FPS Town before returning to the asylum. Really useful there.
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The german Prepare to Die version lies about what this ring does.
"Erhöht Balance" - "increases poise"
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the most necessary ring in the game and staple of every character according to journalists
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Pretty good for the golden Golem after killing the hydra. But still useless after blighttown. Greetings AHC
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If u have this ring in ng+, bligthtown it's quite confortable
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Not necessarily useless after blighttown. May also use it at the bottom area of sins fortress where demon are.
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I couldn't care less about people's griping about this great ring. The thing that is odd to me, is actually the item description. If the ring enhances movement on bad ground, why would it be used to "shackle the guilty?" Wouldn't it be more punishing to make them wear a ring that inhibited their movement?
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