How To Get The Tarnished Ring In Remnant 2

Want to go old school and fight with your hands. Might as well bump up the damage output using the Tarnished Ring in Remnant 2.

The Tarnished Ring is one of the many rings you can acquire in Remnant 2. Like all other rings, this item grants you a specific buff if it is equipped. Getting the Tarnished Ring is easy, and you can get it early in the game.

In this guide, we will go over the complete process of acquiring the Tarnished Ring in Remnant 2. We’ll review its location, effects, and the best builds it is suited for.

Tarnished Ring location in Remnant 2

The Tarnished Ring in Remnant 2 might be one of the easiest items to get. That is because there is no prior quest, no enemy to defeat, no dungeon to clear, nothing. All you have to do to get the ring is to go to Ward 13.

Here, you will come across the Armor Merchant. Near his shop will be a ladder that will take you to the upper section of the building.

Follow the walkway, take a right, and head straight into a room with a man sleeping on the bed. Now, this is where it is going to vary for everyone. That man will either be sleeping in his bed or standing on the walkway outside.

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There is a good chance that he will be sleeping, in which case you can only go about your business and come back later.

Fast forward to the point when you find the man awake and standing on the walkway. Approach him and talk to him. He will try to tell you a story but stop before he can begin. Interact with him again, and he will hesitate again. You gotta keep interacting with him repeatedly until he tells you the story. Once he is done with his tale, he will give you the Tarnished Ring.

Remnant 2 Tarnished Ring Effects and Builds

Remnant 2 Tarnished Ring

The Tarnished Ring in Remnant 2 will make your unarmed attacks 30% more effective. In a game like Remnant 2, with guns and weapons as the main focus, you will not be dealing with monsters with your bare hands.

Some enemies will be roaming around randomly, which will be a fun test dummy for a fistfight. You can make a whole melee-fist-only build to mess around. If you mean business, you can go for something more serious, like a High DPS Build.

When all fails, you will always have your hands to keep you alive but do not expect too much from them unless you shoot bullets out of them.

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