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{{flavour|This ring increases or decreases the wearer's effectiveness with ranged weapons and melee attacks.}} | {{flavour|This ring increases or decreases the wearer's effectiveness with ranged weapons and melee attacks.}} | ||
A '''±X ring of slaying''' affects [[accuracy]] and [[damage]] dealt by X in the same format as weapon enchantments, | A '''±X ring of slaying''' affects [[accuracy]] and [[damage]] dealt by X in the same format as weapon enchantments, ranging from -5 to +5). It will affect both melee (including unarmed) and ranged combat, but not magic. The ring is usually [[cursed]] if the modifier is negative. | ||
A functionally identical effect occasionally appears on [[artefact]] jewellery and armour, denoted as "Slay ±X". | |||
==Desirability== | |||
Very high, if the bonus is decent. Slaying bonuses will significantly increase your damage output, acting as a bonus enchantment to your current weapon. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 04:34, 17 April 2015
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| This ring increases or decreases the wearer's effectiveness with ranged weapons and melee attacks. |
A ±X ring of slaying affects accuracy and damage dealt by X in the same format as weapon enchantments, ranging from -5 to +5). It will affect both melee (including unarmed) and ranged combat, but not magic. The ring is usually cursed if the modifier is negative.
A functionally identical effect occasionally appears on artefact jewellery and armour, denoted as "Slay ±X".
Desirability
Very high, if the bonus is decent. Slaying bonuses will significantly increase your damage output, acting as a bonus enchantment to your current weapon.