Ring of Power

The most unique of the rings, the **Ring of Power** the only one that was not created by the divine three. It was reforged from 3 rings - The **Ring of Conquest**, **Ring of Destruction**, and **Ring of Death**. It was created in the year **1372** by the **Prozeck Warlord Warthall the Merciless**. The ring is a charcoal black with a boney dragon on the front of it, with smoke rising from its' eye sockets and nose at all hours of the day. Once a person has put the Ring of Power on, it is very likely that they will never again willingly take it off. The unbelievable amount of power a person receives is beyond the imagination of the most powerful men, shamans, wizards, druids, and whatever other creatures dwell within the Elduan Galaxy... They gain control of an army of undead creatures (humans, dwarfs, gnomes, trolls, orcs, horses, eagles, etc.) and have complete and utter control of them at any time. To build onto to an army of undead creatures, all they have to do is kill more creatures. If they do, the ring bearer or his commanding officers can raise them from the dead and gain control over their bodies.

## History

When **Warthall** was deciding what rings to use for his forging of the Ring of Power, he knew he had to create a ring that would bring out the worst attributes of **Dark Energy**. He needed to ensure that this ring could only be used for evil, and that unless the ring were destroyed, it would be progressing his agenda of Dark Energy domination. Thus, he used the three rings that fed off of our deepest, darkest emotions.

* **The Ring of Conquest** - Greed
* **The Ring of Death** - Fear
* **The Ring of Destruction** - Anger

He considered combining two more rings into the Ring of Power; the **Ring of Concealment** and the **Ring of Deception**. However, he was unable to find the Ring of Deception, and decided against adding the Ring of Concealment. While invisibility from your enemies sounds like a good trait for the *world's most powerful ring*, Warthall decided that the selfishness of the bearer would take away from their anger, thus making them more conceited with themselves and less resentful of the world. As for the Ring of Deception, it had not made its way to **Sylos** yet, and so he was unable to acquire it.

## Ring of Death

**The Ring of Death** allows the bearer to travel in shadow form (as a ghost) at will, and while in shadow form one can travel at speeds up to 250mph. This also means that during the middle of a fight, the bearer can switch interchangeably between physical and shadow forms to dodge or counter attacks, making them difficult to kill.

The Ring of Death feeds off of our fear; that of the bearer and those around him.

## Ring of Destruction

**The Ring of Destruction** allows the bearer to send out shock waves, fire balls, waves of fire, and maintain control over gravity and objects. The bearer's strengths are increase by 50x. So a warrior has 50 times more stamina, endurance, and physical strength. A wizard would be able to unleash spells 50 times more powerful with only a quarter of the amount of energy spent on them. This applies to every individual who picks up and puts the Ring of Power on.

The Ring of Destruction empowers itself through anger. Even the lightest of heart will succumb to the hatred that the ring emits.

## Ring of Conquest

**The Ring of Conquest** allows the bearer to control an army of followers. However, to be more specific: The Ring of Conquest allows the bearer to control the minds of others and to use the collection of controlled minds to build an unstoppable army. The bearer can convert the minds of the living, although it is easier to convert the minds of the dead. If done by the bearer and not one of his commanders, it can be done in mass numbers (upwards of 500-1000 at a time if dead bodies are available). Converting the living can only be done one mind at a time, by either the bearer or his commanders. The more strong minded/willed a person is, the longer the process takes.

The Ring of Conquest feeds off of a powerful trait seen among all men; their greed for power. It roots itself in greed for all things, but most importantly, power over others.