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Tarnished Ring
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The Tarnished Ring is an uncommon Ring created by combining the Gemless Ring with the Ringless Gem. It can be sold to Traders for a bit of gold.
A cheap ring marred by rust and a thin patina of neglect.
Properties
Rings 
Rarity: Uncommon
Weight: 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb
Price: 40 gp
Where to find
Created by combining the 
Gemless Ring with the 
Ringless Gem.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- As of Hotfix #5, this item seems to have no purpose other than to be sold to Traders for a bit of extra gold.
- Lae'zel may comment on the potential of the ring when both pieces are found: 'Hm - the other part of that ring. Once repaired, it could be useful.' Any use it may have beyond being sold, however, remains unknown.
- Karlach will comment: 'Hey, I recognise this. Fits with the other part of that shattered ring. Progress!'
- Similarly, Astarion will comment: 'This looks familiar - the missing part from that ring. You will look lovely once you're fixed.'
- A common version of this ring can be looted from Dairow Vin, or at the center of the Guildhall X: -23 Y: 741.
- If offering Noblestalk to Derryth Bonecloak, she initially claims to have no reward to offer. She can be given it regardless, or a DC 10 Intimidation check incentivizes her to hand over her wedding ring which is the Tarnished Ring.
- May be a reference to the game Elden Ring, where the player character is referred to as a Tarnished. Alternatively, may be a reference to the Pendant in Dark Souls, a starting gift that actually has no in-game use.