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Accessories in The Blood of Dawnwalker: every ring and amulet

By DawnwalkerWiki Last updated: October 5, 2026 Verified on version 1.0 (launch)

Accessories in The Blood of Dawnwalker are the small pieces that tip a build. Worn at the neck and on the hands, they layer extra stat bonuses and effects on top of your armour — more damage here, faster regeneration there, a quicker cast elsewhere. Below is the complete catalogue of amulets and rings in the game.

Amulets

  1. Abyss Pendant
  2. Amulet of Clawing
  3. Amulet of Crimson Steel
  4. Amulet of Endurance
  5. Amulet of Focus
  6. Amulet of Fortitude
  7. Amulet of Regeneration
  8. Amulet of the Lizard
  9. Ancient Hero’s Talisman
  10. Arbiter’s Medallion
  11. Astral Talisman
  12. Band of Preservation
  13. Beast Slayer’s Pendant
  14. Bloodsucker’s Amulet
  15. Collector’s Pendant
  16. Corrupted Pendant
  17. Corruption Ward
  18. Darkbane Amulet
  19. Daylight Amulet
  20. Duelist’s Pendant
  21. Elder’s Amulet
  22. Fear of the Wilds
  23. Hex Master’s Amulet
  24. Human Slayer’s Pendant
  25. Knight’s Amulet
  26. Mercenary’s Amulet
  27. Mindbrace Amulet
  28. Nighttime Pendant
  29. Noctis Scapulare
  30. Pendant of Regeneration
  31. Pendant of Vrakhiric Swiftness
  32. Quickcast Amulet
  33. Rushful Corruption
  34. Slasher’s Pendant
  35. Sunbringer’s Pendant
  36. Sunlight’s Boon
  37. Swordsman’s Amulet
  38. The Lost Saint’s Relic
  39. The Relic of St. Dasius
  40. The Relic of St. Tyna
  41. The Shredder
  42. Unyielding Amulet
  43. Vicho’s Cross
  44. Vrakhir’s Endurance
  45. Warrior’s Rush
  46. Witch’s Pendant

Rings

  1. Alchemist’s Band
  2. Ancestral Signet
  3. Ancient Hero’s Ring
  4. Arbiter’s Ring
  5. Astrologer’s Ring
  6. Bakir’s Ring
  7. Band of Claws
  8. Band of Defence
  9. Band of Endurance
  10. Band of Persistence
  11. Beastmaster’s Ring
  12. Corrupted Ring
  13. Crimson Band
  14. Doom of the Corrupted
  15. Elegant Ring
  16. Family Ring
  17. Golden Ring
  18. Knightly Ring
  19. Lacra’s Ring
  20. Leonica’s Ring
  21. Loop of Vitality
  22. Mercenary’s Ring
  23. Mysterious Ring
  24. Nature’s Bane
  25. Nightling’s Band
  26. Quick Fighter’s Ring
  27. Quickcast Ring
  28. Ring of Astral Defence
  29. Ring of Beastslaying
  30. Ring of Claws
  31. Ring of Denial
  32. Ring of Focus
  33. Ring of Fortitude
  34. Ring of Frugality
  35. Ring of Humanslaying
  36. Ring of Purging
  37. Ring of Quick Strikes
  38. Ring of Regeneration
  39. Ring of Relentless Blows
  40. Ring of the Night
  41. Ring of the Stalwart Warrior
  42. Ring of Versatility
  43. Ring of Vrakhiri Endurance
  44. Ring of Vrakhiri Regeneration
  45. Slicer’s Ring
  46. Survivor’s Ring
  47. The Bulwark
  48. Vrakhir’s Band

Using them

Most bonuses are self-explanatory from the name — Ring of Regeneration heals over time, Band of Claws sharpens claw damage, Ring of the Night favours the vampire form. The art is stacking a few that point the same direction as your build rather than collecting one of everything.

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Frequently asked questions

What do accessories do?

They grant Coen extra stat bonuses and various effects — more damage against certain foes, faster healing, extra endurance, quicker casting, and so on. They're the easiest way to specialise a build without respeccing.

How many can I wear?

Accessories split into amulets (worn at the neck) and rings (worn on the hands). The game lets you stack a small number of each alongside your armour, so pick the bonuses that reinforce your build.

Where do I find them?

All over — looted from enemies and chests, bought from merchants, rewarded by quests, or carried by notable characters. The names below are the full catalogue to hunt through.

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