Ring of Wealth (2024)

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Ring of Wealth
Release																				20 April 2004 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No
Properties
Tradeable																				Yes
Equipable																				Yes
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				Yes
Noteable																				Yes
Destroy																				Drop
Examine																				An enchanted ring.
Options [?]
Backpack																				Wear, Rub
Equipped																				Rub
Values
Value																				17,625 coins
High alch																				10,575 coins
Low alch																				7,050 coins
On death																				Reclaimable Value: 8,936 Reclaim: 100
Weight																				0.006kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange																				8,936 coins (info)
Buy limit																				500
Volume																				3,689
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Advanced data
Item ID																				2572
Links																				MRID•recipe

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The Ring of Wealth is an enchanted dragonstone ring that, when worn, slightly increases the chances to receive certain unique drops and rewards that are affected by the luck mechanic. It is classified as a tier 2 luck enhancer, in addition to also providing the effects of a tier 1 luck enhancer.

The ring shines whenever a rare drop is received, not necessarily when the ring affected the drop.^[1] When the ring shines, the following message appears in the chat box: Your ring of wealth shines more brightly! The ring can be equipped right before the monster dies or before the player loots the monster's chest or corpse to benefit from the ring's luck effect. The ring also provides four rechargeable teleports to the Grand Exchange and Miscellania.

The ring can be made by casting the Lvl-5 Enchant spell (or using the Lvl-5 enchant tablet) on a dragonstone ring, requiring level 68 Magic. A dragonstone ring can be made at level 55 Crafting by combining a cut dragonstone and a gold bar at a furnace while carrying a ring mould.

A Ring of Wealth is uncharged when first made. To charge the ring with four opportunities to teleport, it must be submerged in either the Fountain of Heroes beneath the Heroes' Guild or The Tears of Seren in Prifddinas. Alternatively, the Geyser titan familiar may be used.

A luck potion provides the same luck enhancing effect as the ring for one hour, a collector's insignia provides the effect but is worn in the pocket slot rather than the ring slot, and a leprechaun hat provides the effect but is worn in the head slot.

Combat stats[edit | edit source]

Requirements						Tier
None						40
Class			Slot			Attributes
None						Armour					0.0
						Life points					0
		Auto		Ability		Prayer					0
Damage		-		-		Damage reduction
Accuracy		-				PvM: 0%				PvP: 0%
Style		-				Style bonuses
Range		-				10.7		10.7		10.7		10.7

Teleports[edit | edit source]

The Ring of Wealth can teleport from up to level 30 Wilderness, as can all dragonstone jewellery.

Charging the ring[edit | edit source]

The ring can be charged by using it on the Fountain of Heroes below the Heroes' Guild or The Tears of Seren in Prifddinas, as is done with the amulet of glory. Accessing the Heroes' Guild requires completion of the Heroes' Quest, while accessing Prifddinas requires completion of Plague's End. When a ring (or amulet) is used on either fountain, all un-noted rings and amulets worn or in the inventory are recharged at once.

At level 89 Summoning, a geyser titan can also be used to recharge rings (and amulets) by using them on the familiar.

Fully charged rings are tradeable, allowing players who have not completed the Heroes' Quest to purchase pre-charged rings from other players on the Grand Exchange.

Luck effects[edit | edit source]

The ring affects the following monsters and activities:

Creation[edit | edit source]

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SpellTabletCraft and enchant, spellCraft and enchant, tablet

Requirements
Members			Yes
Ticks			2 (1.2s)
Process			Lvl-5 Enchant
Skill			Level	XP
Magic			68 (b)	78
Material			Quantity	Cost
	Dragonstone ring		1	8,990
	Cosmic rune		1	372
	Earth rune		15	300
	Water rune		15	900
Total cost				10,562
Output			Quantity	Cost
	Ring of Wealth		1	8,936
Profit				−1,626

Requirements
Members			Yes
Ticks			2 (1.2s)
Material			Quantity	Cost
	Dragonstone ring		1	8,990
	Lvl-5 enchant		1	741
Total cost				9,731
Output			Quantity	Cost
	Ring of Wealth		1	8,936
Profit				−795

Requirements
Members			Yes
Ticks			Varies [r 1]
Tool			Ring mould (tb)
Process			Lvl-5 Enchant
Facility			Furnace
Skill			Level	XP
Crafting			55 (b?)	100
Magic			68 (b?)	78
Material			Quantity	Cost
	Gold bar		1	2,664
	Dragonstone		1	3,647
	Cosmic rune		1	372
	Earth rune		15	300
	Water rune		15	900
Total cost				7,883
Output			Quantity	Cost
	Ring of Wealth		1	8,936
Profit				1,053

1. ^ Multi-step process

Requirements
Members			Yes
Ticks			Varies [r 1]
Tool			Ring mould (tb)
Facility			Furnace
Skill			Level	XP
Crafting			55 (b?)	100
Magic			68 (b?)	78
Material			Quantity	Cost
	Gold bar		1	2,664
	Dragonstone		1	3,647
	Lvl-5 enchant		1	741
Total cost				7,052
Output			Quantity	Cost
	Ring of Wealth		1	8,936
Profit				1,884

1. ^ Multi-step process

See Also

Ring of Wealth/Ring of Wealth (i) In-depth Guide - Misc Guides - RuneScape Private Server

Drop sources[edit | edit source]

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here.

Source	Level	Quantity	Rarity
Hydrix dragon	133	1(noted)	Common

Disassembly[edit | edit source]

Ring of Wealth
Disassembly category	Jewellery
Disassembly XP	16.5
Item quantity required	1
Material count	5
Base junk chance	39.5%
Common materials
Delicate parts	35/100
Connector parts	30/100
Smooth parts	30/100
Rare materials
Precious components	3/100
Enhancing components	2/100

History[edit | edit source]

Previous function[edit | edit source]

The Ring of Wealth has received many changes over the course of RuneScape; this section documents a historical version of its effects and gives insight into the rare drop table.

Monster drops are determined by random chance from a table of items associated with the monster via a sort of rolling of the dice, with each of the items having a set probability. For many monsters, one of the "rolls" on the standard drop table is actually a trigger for a second "roll" on the rare drop table. This second table is the same across all monsters and is separate from whatever table the original monster may possess.

When the player gets a "roll" on the rare drop table, they may receive a random item from it, such as an uncut gem, a half key, or a shield left half. However, this second table also contains many "empty" slots that, if rolled, results in no item. In such an event, nothing except the monster's 100% drops (eg. bones) and perhaps a summoning charm are received.

The Ring of Wealth previously reduced (not eliminated) the number of empty slots on the rare drop table, which increased the odds of receiving an item. This had no effect on the rate of triggering rolls on the rare drop table. In practicality, the ring had little benefit and was not commonly used, especially because it had no combat stats.

In issue 24 of the God letters, Guthix spoke about how a Ring of Wealth worked at the time:^[3]

Abilities of the ring[edit | edit source]

According to various information from Jagex and messages in the chatbox as shown above, the following can be ascertained:^[4],[5]

Known affected drops

The following is a list of drops known to be affected by the ring:

• Abyssal orb
• Abyssal wand
• Abyssal whip
• Arcane sigil
• Amulet of ranging
• Black mask
• Blood necklace shard
• Clue scroll
• Cresbot
• Crystal triskelion fragments
• Dark bow
• Divine sigil
• Dragon 2h sword
• Dragon chainbody
• Dragon hatchet
• Drygore weaponry
• Elysian sigil
• Focus sight
• Fury shark
• Glaiven boots
• Granite maul
• Granite legs
• Hexcrest
• Holy elixir
• Mystic boots
• Pneumatic gloves
• Ragefire boots
• Ruined dragon armour lump
• Ruined dragon armour shard
• Ruined dragon armour slice
• Rune boots
• Spectral sigil
• Static gloves
• Staff of light
• Steadfast boots
• Tracking gloves
• Whip vine

Unaffected drops

The following is a list of drops that may be considered unique but are unaffected by the ring:

• Ascension grips
• Ascension keystones
• Ascension signets
• Archer's ring
• Barrows equipment
• Berserker ring
• Celestial handwraps
• Draconic visage
• Dragon pickaxe
• Dragon platelegs
• Dragon plateskirt
• Dragon Rider armour
• Mud battlestaff
• Razorback gauntlets
• Seercull
• Seers' ring
• Warrior ring
• Warpriest armour

Ambiguous drops

The following is a list of drops that are occasionally affected by the ring, i.e. sometimes the ring shines; sometimes it does not:

• All God Wars Dungeon unique items

Update history[edit | edit source]

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included – see here for how to help out!

Trivia[edit | edit source]

• On 15 March 2011, an update to the Ring of Wealth caused a major bug where the effect of the ring would stack when multiple players in a clan used LootShare. This caused the Corporeal Beast, as well as many other bosses regularly hunted by clans, to generate "significantly more generous drops than usual": spirit sigils and other very rare items were received at a near 100% frequency. This bug was patched within 140 minutes of its release. Jagex later issued a statement of apology and revealed that there would be no rollback, causing many players to riot in-game and on the forums to demand rollbacks to fix the market prices.
• With many slayer monsters such as spiritual mages and jungle strykewyrms, the Ring of Wealth used to display this message after every kill: Your ring of wealth shines more brightly! This was not a glitch; the ring always increased the chance of receiving the monster's unique drop, such as a hexcrest from Jungle strykewyrms or a black mask from Cave horrors. This was changed on 3 July 2013 so that the ring now only shines when a rare item is received.
• Prior to the Treasure Trails rework of February 26 2018, players who had a clue scroll in the bank and the ring would have improved clue scroll drops, it would shine without appearing to do anything.
• On 27 March 2017, combat stats were added to the ring as part of the luck rework.
• During the second week of the 20th Anniversary celebrations, an additional bonus line follows the drop received as (Celebration of Combat bonus).

References[edit | edit source]