Surviving the many dangers of Palworld can be challenging for new and veteran players, but the degree of difficulty can be decreased with the best armor available. One aspect often overlooked is the utilization of rings, an accessory that can be attached to provide additional support. These trinkets are the perfect solution for damage reduction.

For players who wish to take on Palworld, this guide provides information about every ring that can be discovered, what kind of support they offer, and where they can be found.

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All Ring Levels in Palworld

Palworld Rings come in three different rarities:

• Common
• Uncommon
• Rare

Common Rings offer the bare minimum defensive support, while the Rare Rings offer players a significant boost.

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There are 9 types of Rings in total, and by their name, it is quite easy to understand which element they defend against. Here's a list of all Ring types and the elements that will do less damage while wearing them:

• Ring of Dark Resistance
• Ring of Dragon Resistance
• Ring of Earth Resistance
• Ring of Flame Resistance
• Ring of Grass Resistance
• Ring of Ice Resistance
• Ring of Lightning Resistance
• Ring of Resistance
• Ring of Water Resistance

All Rings in Palworld & What They Defend Against

There are a total of 24 different Rings to be found in Palworld. Below is the full list of them, as well as their descriptions of what they defend against.

• Ring of Dark Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Dark damage.
• Ring of Dark Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Dark damage.
• Ring of Dark Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Dark damage.
• Ring of Dragon Resistance — An accessory that lowers Dragon damage.
• Ring of Earth Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Earth damage.
• Ring of Earth Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Earth damage.
• Ring of Earth Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Earth damage.
• Ring of Flame Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Fire damage.
• Ring of Flame Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Fire damage.
• Ring of Flame Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Fire damage.
• Ring of Grass Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Grass damage.
• Ring of Grass Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Grass damage.
• Ring of Grass Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Grass damage.
• Ring of Ice Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Ice damage.
• Ring of Ice Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Ice damage.
• Ring of Ice Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Ice damage.
• Ring of Lightning Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Electric damage.
• Ring of Lightning Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Electric damage.
• Ring of Lightning Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Electric damage.
• Ring of Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Neutral damage.
• Ring of Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Neutral damage.
• Ring of Water Resistance — An accessory that slightly lowers Water damage.
• Ring of Water Resistance +1 — An accessory that lowers Water damage.
• Ring of Water Resistance +2 — An accessory that greatly lowers Water damage.

Where To Find Rings In Palworld

Rings in Palworld are exclusively found by defeating Alpha Bosses, regardless of whether they are taken down in the overworld or inside dungeons. Alpha Bosses are typically larger than regular Pals, and come with a large HP bar that indicates a tougher battle. Here are the Pals tied to each Ring.

• Ring of Dark Resistance — Cawgnito, Daedream, Depresso, Felbat, Hoocrates, Killamari, Leezpunk, Loupmoon , Mau
• Ring of Dark Resistance +1 — Blazehowl Noct, Incineram Noct, Katress, Maraith, Pyrin Noct, Tombat
• Ring of Dark Resistance +2 — Shadowbeak
• Ring of Dragon Resistance — Elphidran, Quivern, Relaxaurus
• Ring of Earth Resistance — Flambelle, Fuddler, Gumoss, Hangyu, Robinquill Terra, Rooby, Rushoar
• Ring of Earth Resistance +1 — Digtoise, Dumud, Eikthyrdeer Terra, Serfent Terra
• Ring of Earth Resistance +2 — Anubis
• Ring of Flame Resistance — Foxparks, Gobfin Ignis, Kelpsea Ignis, Leezpunk Ignis, Wixen
• Ring of Flame Resistance +1 — Arsox, Blazehowl, Incineram, Kitsun, Pyrin, Ragnahawk, Reptyro, Vanwyrm
• Ring of Flame Resistance +2 — Faleris, Jormuntide Ignis
• Ring of Grass Resistance — Bristla, Dinossom, Flopie, Lifmunk, Robinquill, Tanzee
• Ring of Grass Resistance +1 — Beegarde, Broncherry, Caprity, Cinnamoth, Mossanda, Petallia, Vaelet, Verdash, Wumpo Botan
• Ring of Grass Resistance +2 — Lyleen, Mammorest
• Ring of Ice Resistance — Hangyu Cryst, Jolthog Cryst, Mau Cryst, Swee
• Ring of Ice Resistance +1 — Cryolinx, Foxcicle, Ice Reptyro, Reindrix, Sibelyx, Sweepa, Vanwyrm Cryst, Wumpo
• Ring of Ice Resistance +2 — Ice Kingpaca, Mammorest Cryst
• Ring of Lightning Resistance — Jolthog, Sparkit
• Ring of Lightning Resistance +1 — Dazzi, Grizzbolt, Mossanda Lux, Rayhound, Relaxaurus Lux, Univolt
• Ring of Lightning Resistance +2 — Dinossom Lux, Orserk
• Ring of Resistance — Cattiva, Chikipi, Cremis, Direhowl, Galeclaw, Gorirat, Grintale, Lamball, Lunaris, Nitewing, Nox, Ribbuny, Tocotoco, Vixy, Woolipop
• Ring of Resistance +1 — Eikthyrdeer, Fenglope, Lovander, Melpaca, Mozzarina
• Ring of Water Resistance — Fuack, Gobfin, Kelpsea, Pengullet, Teafant
• Ring of Water Resistance +1 — Broncherry Aqua, Celaray, Surfent
• Ring of Water Resistance +2 — Jormuntide, Suzaku Aqua

Platform(s)

PC , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S , Xbox One

Released

January 19, 2024

Developer(s)

Pocket Pair, Inc.

Publisher(s)

Pocket Pair, Inc.

Number of Players

1-4 (Co-Op); 32 Players Server Limit