Rift jewelry

Overview

Rift Jewelry is obtained from participation in Rifts. All jewelry comes at 25, 50, 75, or 100QL with standard chances of rarity. Rift Jewelry, when equipped, grants a passive bonus. The strength of this bonus is determined by the quality. When damaged, the bonus decreases. All rift jewelry is not repairable. This means that these items do have limited lifespans, and the market should have both a steady incoming supply without drowning it with these items.

Rift Bonus

All rift jewelry gives a positive effect while equipped. This is followed by a negative effect for 5 minutes when unequipped or depleted. The bonus is based on the quality of the jewelry, reducing as the jewelry takes damage. The bonus can never provide less than what a 20QL jewelry would grant. The bonuses provided are listed below.

Rift Charge

Some rift jewelry is charged. This means they lose their power over time while worn. When obtained, the jewelry will have the listed amount of charge based on their rarity:

• Common - 30 hours
• Rare - 50 hours
• Supreme - 80 hours
• Fantastic - 120 hours

Some rift jewelry is exempt from this, and do not require charge to function. See the tables below to find out which items ignore this restriction.

Bonus Stacking

For some rift jewelry, equipping two of the same jewelry will stack the bonuses. For others, these bonuses will not stack and instead only use the highest power equipped. In the case that a rift equipment is required to be charged and stacked, two of the same type must be equipped and the highest power equipment will be used for the bonus. This mostly applies to bracelets, where you must have two equipped in order for the bonus to function.

Socketed Seryll Ring

A special type of Rift Jewelry, the socketed seryll ring is a unique piece that can have a gem inserted by a jewelry smith with enough proficiency. Socketed seryll rings have no bonus without a socketed gem. The power of the bonus is determined by the quality of the gem, with star gems giving a much higher bonus. Socketed seryll rings are charged, and will deplete over time while worn.

• Sapphire - Stamina
• Emerald - Dodge
• Ruby - Combat Rating
• Opal - Spell Resistance
• Diamond - Healing

Rings

	Socketed Seryll Ring	Artisan Ring	Seal Ring	Dark Ring	Ring of the Eye
Bonus	See above	Skill Gain	Swimming	Stealth	Detection
Charged	Yes	No	No	No	Yes
Stackable	No	No	Yes	No	No

Bracelets

Important Note: Since all bracelets are both charged and stackable, you must have two of the same type equipped for the bonus to apply.

	Fist Bracelet	Huge Sword Bracelet	Short Sword Bracelet	Spear Bracelet	Bracelet of Inspiration
Bonus	Crushing Parry	Two-Handed Parry	Pierce Damage	Polearm Damage	Enchant Damage
Charged	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Stackable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Necklaces

	Soul Stealer Necklace	Artisan Necklace	Necklace of Protection	Necklace of Focus	Necklace of Replenishment
Bonus	Skill Effect	Skill Max	Hurting	Focus	Replenish
Charged	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes

Bonus Descriptions

• Damage: Bonus to weapon damage of the specific damage type listed, or with the specific weapon type listed.
  • Enchant Damage affects damage output from Flaming Aura, Rotting Touch, Frostbrand, Bloodthirst, and Venom.
• Parry: Bonus to parrying chance with a weapon of the specific type listed.
• Skill Gain: Bonus to amount of skill gained when an action gives a skill increase.
• Swimming: Lowers damage from drowning.
• Stealth: Lowered chance to be detected while in stealth mode.
• Detection: Increased chance to detect other players who are in stealth mode.
• Skill Effect: Increased Fighting skill gain.
• Skill Max: Increased Quality gain when improving an item with that item's material (for example, improving a statue with rock shards).
• Hurting: Lowers the duration of the Hurting status effect.
• Focus: Increased chance to successfully focus during combat.
• Replenishment: Lowers the rate at which the Food and Water bars are depleted over time.