Unless you’re going on a spree, this one might not seem to be that worth it, but trust me - when you’re in the Skull Cavern, you take what you can get.Įffect: gain two health after killing a monster. Where to find: reward from the Adventurer’s Guild for killing 60 Rock Crabs. One of the easier enemy milestones to complete, the Crabshell Ring is a cute (albeit slightly morbid) ring that’ll give you the abilities that imitate the pesky little creatures. Where to find: crafted with Mining Level 4 (5x solar essence, 5x iron bar) ![]() ![]() The Glowstone Ring combines the effects of the upgraded versions of the rings at number 15, and can even stack with either of these rings to make things that much easier! If you really want a 20-tile radius circle of light around you, that can be arranged!Įffect: emits 10 tile radius circle of light and increases magnetism by 2 tiles. Where to find: purchasable from the Adventurer’s Guild after reaching floor 80 in The Mines, opening fishing treasure chests.Īt the same price as number 12, the Ruby Ring is a solid addition for those mining trips where you’re grinding monster kills for the Guild achievements. Where to find: purchasable from the Adventurer’s Guild after completing the “Initiation” quest for 1,000g, opening fishing treasure chests.Įspecially helpful if you’re trapped using a weapon with a speed debuff in the early game when materials are sparse, the Emerald Ring is often worth the 5,000g from the Guild (although, all the better if you can find it for free whilst fishing…) Where to find: crafted with Combat Level 1 (2x copper bar, 25x bug meat, 25x slime)Īmethyst’s aren’t just for Abigail to eat, y’know! Being able to rebuff your enemies as you get a grip on mining (and, more importantly, finding that ladder…) is a vital skill in the early stages of the game, and this ring is pretty easily attainable! Hopefully, you’ll have all the materials needed for this one after your first couple of mining trips, and it’ll definitely make combat in those early stages a lot more convenient as you learn what different buffs mean and which ones to avoid more than others!Įffect: halves the length that negative buffs are active. Where to find: completing the Night Fishing & Adventurer’s Bundles (respectively), opening fishing treasure chests (both), killing Slimes in The Mines before floor 40 (Glow Ring), breaking boxes and barrels in The Mines (Magnet Ring). Take your first opportunity to upgrade to the regular-sized versions of these rings, though!Įffect: emits 5 tile radius circle of light & increases magnetism (the radius for collecting dropped items) by 1 tile, respectively. These are likely the first rings that you’ll come across, which makes sense since they’re so useful! Although not the fanciest rings, both are solid additions to your SDV kit and make mining a lot easier. Small Glow Ring & Small Magnet Ring (early game) If you prefer to focus on farming or other aspects of Stardew Valley, you may find that these assertions are inaccurate and may not obtain these rings until later into your game, and vice versa.ġ5. Note: the statements of early/mid/late game will vary depending on your play style. A pixellated bead of sweat forms on your farmer’s brow - there are too many rings to choose from! Too many buffs, too many effects, and too much cost-benefit analysis! But no worries, dear reader - here, we count down the top 15 rings to carry with you throughout your game, with the ones best suited to your early game as well as the ones you should pick up as you naturally develop your stats in Stardew Valley. It’s worth noting that this exploit was patched on the console versions, but can still be performed on PC.You have only 2 ring slots. We’ve listed the codes for every item in the game below, so you can get hold of any item you want with ease. ![]() ConcernedApe Using these Stardew Valley item codes, you’ll be able to cheat your way to your dream farm in no time.
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