Accessorize in Style

Gear, Gear, and more Gear. Recently Iron Throne has released new accessories that do not fit in with our set Gear. However, these accessories have their own stats that are important as well so we want to make sure that we address these and what the possible benefits may be.

It’s amusing to note that all of these new accessories are rings. Therefore, let’s see if we like it enough to put a ring on it. If you do not get that reference please click here (this will lead you to a YouTube video). Let’s get lost in our forges and take a closer look at these rings and the stats they bring in to play.

## Finding Accessories

It is important to note that these accessories are not part of a set so you will not find them in your Set Equipment tab or your Set Codex. In order to look at these rings, you will need to go to Craft Equipment and pick Accessories. If you are familiar with your sets these rings will stand out easily. All of these rings only take one item to craft but note that these items are not easy to obtain.

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You can see the six rings we will be looking at in this article below.

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## Quick Wind Ring

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We will cover the Quick Wind Ring first. In order to craft the Quick Wind Ring, you are required to use Premium Golden Ingot. Materials for this ring are available on the Blood Moon when you defeat Bloody Strongholds. Making this a more difficult item to obtain. So it begs the question, is this worth it?

Let’s take a look at the stats for a Legendary Quick Wind Ring:

* +50% Stronghold March Speed
* +752 Hero Defense
* +50% March Speed
* +75% Gathering March Speed

If you look at the stats on your Dominator, Destroyer, Guardian and Conqueror Gear these all provide +752 Hero Defense as well. So when it comes to combat stats the Quick Wind Ring appears to be on the same level as some of your other accessories. However, where this ring stands out is with the March Speed Stats. The players that will want to look more into getting this accessory are those who are looking for a little more Speed.

However, be cautious when equipping it to your Hero for Attack because it does not have some of the troop stats that the other accessories provide. While it will speed up your march it will also weaken your attack. So look more to use this on Heroes that our Monster Hunting and Gathering.

## Devotion Ring

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The Devotion Ring much like the Quick Wind Ring is associated with the Blood Moon. In order to craft the Devotion Ring, you need Tokens of Devotions. These can be obtained from Devotion Gear Chests. These chests are available when completing Inferno and Alliance Events on the Blood Moon.

Let’s take a look at the stats provided by a Legendary Devotion Ring:

* +400,000 Injured Troop Capacity

That’s it folks. That is the only stat provided by these rings. Granted they are easier to obtain than some of the other special accessories. So let’s take a look at how they stack up against our other accessories for infirmary sets.

Looking at the Infirmary Officer’s Pendant a Legendary Pendant offers +230,000 Injured Troop Capacity. A Hakkon Ring offers +60,000 Injured Troop Capacity. So the Devotion Ring by far has more Injured Troop Capacity. Making the Devotion Ring worth it.

This ring should be equipped to your Infirmary Hero. For players looking to increase hospital capacity for their build, the Devotion Ring is a must-have! Also important to note is that neither of your Infirmary sets have set bonuses associated with them so you will not be losing any set bonuses by equipping Devotion Rings in place of your other accessories.

## Unity Ring

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Next up is our Unity Ring. This ring is a little more unique. In order to craft it, you are required to have Tokens of Unity. These tokens are obtainable through Unity Material Chests. These Chests are rewarded as part of the Contribution Rewards for Continental Domination.

Let’s take a closer look at the Legendary Unity Ring:

* +100% Rally Troop Attack Buff
* +30% Rally Troop Defense Buff
* +30% Rally Troop HP Buff
* +100,000 Rally Troop Deployment Size
* +5% Troop Attack
* +752 Hero Defense

The Stats on this Ring are very unique. It is the only piece of gear that provides Rally Stats. If you are a big Lead that rallies a lot this is a ring you will want to look into adding into your setup. By adding one of these rings you add significant Rally Stats and maintain your Set Bonus. However, the stats you get on this ring may possibly be able to outweigh the benefits you get from the Set Bonus. Especially as this item is enhanced.

When equipping this ring be sure to equip it to the Hero you are using to rally. Maintain your full set for soloes.

## Royal Guard Ring

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The Royal Guard Ring is next in line. The following three rings will look different from our first three. The Royal Guard Ring requires Crystal Thorns to craft, these are obtainable using War Coins in the War Coin Shop. Note that you can only buy one of these a week. In order to be able to craft a Legendary Royal Guard Ring, you will have to Buy one every week for four weeks to be able to combine your materials to Legendary.

Let’s take a closer look at Legendary Stats for the Royal Guard Ring:

* +100% Infantry Attack
* +30% Infantry Defense
* +30% Infantry HP
* +20% Leveraged Infantry Damage Increase
* +10% Enemy Cavalry HP Debuff
* +5% Troop Attack
* +752 Hero Defense

Since you can also buy other items such as Carapaces in the War Coin Shop and you can buy three a day is the Royal Guard Ring worth it? Our most comparable accessory to this is the Conqueror Platinum Ring. At a quick glance, these two rings have very similar stats. However, the Royal Guard Ring also has Leveraged Infantry Damage Increase, this is not a stat that is provided by Conqueror Gear.

Leveraged Damage Increase, increases the damage you are doing to the weak type. What will really separate the Conqueror Ring from the Royal Guard Ring is the amount of enhancement you have done. If your Conqueror Ring has a high level of Enhancement the question becomes is the Leveraged Damage Increase going to help enough to outweigh the stats you are losing?

## White Knight Ring

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The White Knight Ring is next in line. The White Knight Ring requires Water Drop Jewels to craft, these are obtainable using War Coins in the War Coin Shop. Note that you can only buy one of these a week. In order to be able to craft a Legendary White Knight Ring, you will have to Buy one every week for four weeks to be able to combine your materials to Legendary.

Let’s take a closer look at Legendary Stats for the White Knight Ring:

* +100% Cavalry Attack
* +30% Cavalry Defense
* +30% Cavalry HP
* +20% Leveraged Cavalry Damage Increase
* +10% Enemy Archer HP Debuff
* +5% Troop Attack
* +752 Hero Defense

We have to ask ourselves the same questions with this ring as we did with the Royal Guard Ring. Since you can also buy other items such as Heart of the Star in the War Coin Shop and you can buy three a day is the White Knight Ring worth it? Our most comparable accessory to this is the Dominator Ring. At a quick glance, these two rings have very similar stats. However, the White Knight Ring also has Leveraged Cavalry Damage Increase, this is not a stat that is provided by Dominator Gear.

Leveraged Damage increase, increases the damage you are doing to the weak type. What will really separate the Conqueror Ring from the White Knight Ring is the amount of enhancement you have done. If your Dominator Ring has a high level of Enhancement the question becomes, again, is the Leveraged Damage Increase going to help enough to outweigh the stats you are losing?

## Special Unit Ring

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The Special Unit Ring is next in line. The Special Unit Ring requires Silver Ingot to craft, these are obtainable using War Coins in the War Coin Shop. Note that you can only buy one of these a week. In order to be able to craft a Legendary Special Unit Ring, you will have to Buy one every week for four weeks to be able to combine your materials to Legendary.

Let’s take a closer look at Legendary Stats for the Special Unit Ring:

* +100% Archer Attack
* +30% Archer Defense
* +30% Archer HP
* +20% Leveraged Archer Damage Increase
* +10% Enemy Infantry HP Debuff
* +5% Troop Attack
* +752 Hero Defense

With this ring, we face the same questions as we did with the Royal Guard Ring and White Knight Ring. Since you can also buy other items such as White Arrows in the War Coin Shop and you can buy three a day is the Special Unit Ring worth it? Our most comparable accessory to this is the Destroyer Monocle. At a quick glance, these two rings have very similar stats. However, the Special Unit Ring also has Leveraged Archer Damage Increase, this is not a stat that is provided by Destroyer Gear.

Leveraged Damage increase, increases the damage you are doing to the weak type. What will really separate the Destroyer Monocle from the Special Unit Ring is the amount of enhancement you have done. If your Destroyer Monocle has a high level of Enhancement the question becomes, again, is the Leveraged Damage Increase going to help enough to outweigh the stats you are losing?

## Accessorize with ChrisHero100

These are a lot of new accessories and sometimes they can feel overwhelming. Hopefully, this quick overview will help you in deciding whether or not they are truly worth it. Comments or questions leave them below and we will get back to you!