Brimstone ring

Brimstone ring
Released							10 January 2019 (Update)
Members							Yes
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							Yes
Equipable							Yes
Stackable							No
Noteable							Yes
Options							Wear
Destroy							Drop
Examine							A well balanced ring that aids in piercing magic defence.
Values
Value							10,000 coins
High alch							6,000 coins
Low alch							4,000 coins
Weight							0.004 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange							3,070,658 coins (info)
Buy limit							8
Daily volume							3,186
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Advanced data
Item ID							22975

A brimstone ring is a ring created by combining three untradeable components — the hydra's eye, fang and heart. Players cannot receive a duplicate of these until obtaining the others. It has no requirements to equip and provides the combined offensive and defensive stats of the un-imbued archers, berserker, warrior, seers, treasonous, and Tyrannical rings, along with a Passive effect that improves its effectiveness to rival the Seers ring (i) for best-in-slot when using Magic.

Brimstone rings cannot be imbued.

Attack bonuses
+4		+4		+4		+6		+4
Defence bonuses
+4		+4		+4		+6		+4
Other bonuses								Slot
+4		+0		+0%		+0		List

Passive effect

The ring has a passive effect when worn. Each time the player attacks using a spell or magical attack, even from a powered staff, there is a 25% chance that the target's defensive roll will be reduced by 10% for that single attack only.

Creation

Requirements

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Materials

Item		Quantity	Cost
	Hydra's eye	1	N/A
	Hydra's fang	1	N/A
	Hydra's heart	1	N/A
Total Cost			0
	Brimstone ring	1	3,070,658
Profit			3,070,658

Changes

Date	Changes
17 January 2019 (update)	A notification regarding the Brimstone ring’s effect in PvP has been corrected.
13 January 2019	Hotfix On release, the ring had a chance to reduce the opponent's Magic level instead of ignoring its magic defence, which could be stacked to render NPCs' magical attacks ineffective. This was fixed soon after discovery, approximately 3 days after the item's release.

Trivia

• The brimstone ring's design comes from the common depiction of the Ouroboros symbol of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail.