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The '''amulet of resist corrosion''' amulet has a 90% chance to protect its wearer and their equipment from corrosion caused by [[acid]]s. This does not stack with any other sort of resistance (e.g. from being dwarven or enchanted).
A '''ring of resist corrosion''' grants its wearer [[corrosion]] resistance. This reduces [[acid]] damage by 50%, gives a 50% chance to resist the corrosion [[status effect]], and gives immunity to [[Cloud#Acidic_fog|clouds of acidic fog]]. Multiple sources of resist corrosion do not stack.


The amulet also provides one level of [[acid resistance]], which reduces the raw damage that jellies and related monsters do.
==Desirability==
Acid is a rare element, but some form of rCorr is nice to have (at least as a swapout). It's particularly good throughout [[the Slime Pits]], which are filled with [[acid blob]]s. Having rCorr is also useful against a number of enemies, such as [[oklob plant]]s, [[entropy weaver]]s, [[goliath frog]]s, and [[caustic shrike]]s.


==Tips and Tricks==
Resist corrosion ''does'' protect against the *Corr [[artefact]] property. Wearing this ring just to protect against *Corr is questionable, though.
You can stack it with a [[cloak of preservation]] to get two levels of acid resistance: this doesn't protect your equipment any better, but it further reduces damage to your health from acidic attacks.


[[Category:Amulets]]
==History==
*Prior to [[0.18]], there was an [[amulet of resist corrosion]] instead of a ring.
*Prior to the corrosion overhaul of [[0.15]], corrosion resistance offered a 90% chance of negating corrosion effects against vulnerable weapons and armour. This stacked with other sources of resistance.
 
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Latest revision as of 06:05, 1 May 2026

Version 0.30: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Type Jewellery
Name Ring of resist corrosion
Icon
A ring that provides partial protection from all sources of acid and corrosion.

A ring of resist corrosion grants its wearer corrosion resistance. This reduces acid damage by 50%, gives a 50% chance to resist the corrosion status effect, and gives immunity to clouds of acidic fog. Multiple sources of resist corrosion do not stack.

Desirability

Acid is a rare element, but some form of rCorr is nice to have (at least as a swapout). It's particularly good throughout the Slime Pits, which are filled with acid blobs. Having rCorr is also useful against a number of enemies, such as oklob plants, entropy weavers, goliath frogs, and caustic shrikes.

Resist corrosion does protect against the *Corr artefact property. Wearing this ring just to protect against *Corr is questionable, though.

History

  • Prior to 0.18, there was an amulet of resist corrosion instead of a ring.
  • Prior to the corrosion overhaul of 0.15, corrosion resistance offered a 90% chance of negating corrosion effects against vulnerable weapons and armour. This stacked with other sources of resistance.
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