Today we are going to be going through the 5 best Lords of the Fallen rings and pendants for early or endgame in 2023, we analyze each ring & pendant and discover the immense potential they hold.

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Magical rings and pendants are essential accessories in Lords of the Fallen. These small but powerful pieces of jewelry offer passive bonuses that can significantly improve your character's attributes and playstyle. While rings provide straight attribute buffs or conditional effects, pendants offer unique and potent buffs that can be combined with rings for even greater power. Below, we list the top 5 rings and pendants in Lords of the Fallen 2023 that can bling out your character and enhance your gameplay experience.

1. Lucent Sword Ring

This would probably be higher on the list. This increases your physical damage by about 15% or so when you're at full health. That is a great increase in damage for staying at a health threshold that you probably would be playing at anyway, most players that are below half health tend to heal, and when you heal at around half health or less, you typically go up to full health or pretty close to it anyway. So that's a lot of damage. And the thing is it only applies to physical damage, a lot of weapons in this game have split damage types whether that's between physical holy, physical fire, physical wither, so you're probably not going to get as much out of it on most builds as you could. But you definitely want to have this if you're using a weapon that is like 100% physical damage.

2. Manastone Ring

The next best LotF ring for 2023 on this list is the Manastone Ring, it allows you to generate Mana over time. This is a really strong effect, you can get a similar effect to this from runes on shields, but if you're playing a pure caster you're trying to play a character that is predominantly a caster and Lords of the Fallen, this is absolutely a ring you're going to want to get. This ring would probably be higher on the list, if not for couple things. First of all, you don't get it till very far into the game because you have to acquire a specific armor set that you need to talk to the tortured prisoner with in order to unlock this from her inventory and that is found in Upper Cal wrath which is quite a ways into the game. And secondly, it's not hard to get consumables that give you back Mana in this game. So if you were really min maxing a mage build like end game, you would probably stack consumables at in order to regenerate your mana and you'd have rings and that increase your damage, so that you’re hitting as hard as you can with every cast. And then just eat your consumables like candy if bigger is not a problem for you. 

However, if you are still playing through the game, you're like halfway through and you don't have a lot of Lords of the Fallen vigor to spend on consumables and you want to enjoy your spell casting experience without having to worry about farming consumables, this is really nice.

3. Crossbowman's Ring

This reduces the ammo cost of a crossbow by one which is exceptional in this game. There are a lot of strength or agility or strength agility quality builds out there that are not probably taking advantage of a ranged option in their crossbow. And they can do so more effectively with this ring in their build. Because there are a lot of rings in this game that affect physical damage, but a lot of weapons are split damage type, by having this ring instead of maybe something that boosts your physical damage, you're going to extend the amount of crossbow shots you can fire by about 50%. That is a huge increase, and even though there is an umbral eye that makes it so that you take wither damage when you shoot instead of consuming ammo, that's not found until very far into the game. you can find this one much sooner which really allows you to take advantage of your crossbow to get you out of very dangerous situations. There's a lot of situations in Lords of the Fall that are made easier by simply picking off one or two enemies with your crossbow or maybe softening up a very difficult enemy before you engage in melee. And by giving you the flexibility in order to use this more frequently and not have to worry about your ammo count or how many consumables you have. It's going to be a very deadly ring and it's one that's definitely slept on by players up.

4. Pendant of Burden 

This can be found fairly early in the game which is one of the reasons it's high on the Lord of the Fallen best pendant list. But essentially what this pendant does is it increases your damage by about 10% for each status effect you have on an enemy. And if you're playing any sort of status effect buildup or you have like one or two status effects on your weapon, this can get you up to 20% depending on what those are arguably poison and frostbite are probably the two best to have if you're trying to go for the pendant of burden, simply because they last the longest which will give you the longest damage boost. But this is really strong, just by attacking normally with weapons with status effect, you're going to have an increase in damage periodically and that's really strong in this game. And it's a percentage increase to your total damage, it's not an increase to your physical damage which is why this is higher on the list and the fact that you can find it pretty early on in the game as well means that you can get good use out of it for a huge portion of the game.

5. Princess’ Sting 

This is another Pandit that increases your damage up to 25% based on your equip load or your encumbrance. So the lower encumbrance you have of your total encumbrance, the more damage that you're going to do up to 25%. So increasing your equip load or increasing your equipment weight, total maximum by increasing endurance is going to make it so that you deal more damage with this. And using something like the bones ring or ring of bones that increases your equip load can also help increase your damage with Princess’ Sting. 

Another thing that works really well with this is the fact that later on in the game you will get a rune called crafter's Essence by making a certain decision that will lower the weapon weight and stat requirements of a weapon to zero. So you could theoretically use like the heaviest weapon in the game. Put that Rune into it and then your equip late is still really really low and now it's hitting for almost 25% more damage.