How To Get The Ring of Rapacity In Enshrouded

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Enshrouded: How to Get Ring of Rapacity

Enshrouded

By Marc Santos

Published Feb 16, 2024

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The Ring of Rapacity is an essential accessory for every mage build in Enshrouded. It doesn't offer much in terms of offense, but this ring serves as the engine that powers a wizard's arsenal of magic, letting them cast one spell after the other without fear of mana exhaustion.

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Surprisingly, such a useful ring can actually be found relatively early. If you're looking to power your Enshrouded mage build up as soon as possible, here's where you can grab the Ring of Rapacity.

Enshrouded: Ring of Rapacity Location

You can get this special ring by going to Willow Crush, a small, Scavenger-occupied town in central/western Revelwood. You can get here by following the road north from Westcott, a small village on the border between Springlands and Revelwood. If you have a Level 3 Flame, you can easily reach Willow Crush by gliding off the Ancient Spire directly to the town or to the broken bridge over the ravine at the other side.

Willow Crush's location from Westcott in Enshrouded

Once you reach Willow Crush, look for one of the large grinders near the bridge. There's one with a visible, orange glow coming from below it. Grab a pickaxe and destroy the rubble covering the light to reveal a chest containing the Ring of Rapacity. If you want another ring, reload the world, then open the chest again.

What Does The Ring of Rapacity Do?

The Ring of Rapacity reduces your maximum mana by 20 but increases your mana regeneration rate by 20 per second. This is an extremely powerful ring for mages as it essentially gives unlimited mana. When you equip two of these, your regeneration rate will often match or exceed the mana cost/casting times of most spells, which means your mana will have more or less completely filled back up again by the time your next cast is ready, and this is without any food buffs or mage passives.

The one thing you do need to keep track of is the mana costs of the spells you want to use. If you spec into the blue mage branches of the skill tree, you should have no problem reaching the minimum mana needed for most Staff Charge spells in Enshrouded. However, if you're making a hybrid class, make sure you have enough Spirit or eat the right types of food to boost your mana. Good mana-increasing food include: