Ring of the Pale Order boost

MORE ABOUT RING OF THE PALE ORDER BOOST

The Ring of the Pale Order boost is the easiest option when it comes to obtaining this powerful item. It's a perfect piece of jewelry for anyone who does lots of solo content – and that would be almost any of us, considering that we all play ESO that offers lots of content of that kind. Our pro player will do all the work for you – they know exactly how to complete the unlock process step by step effectively, how to move between the relevant zones fast, and so on. To help you better understand what to expect and what the ring in question is, we've made a little FAQ for you to check out below.

What bonuses does the the Ring of the Pale Order give?

The Ring of the Pale Order is also known as the introvert ring as it highly encourages participating in solo activities. The main bonus is restoration of 20% of your damage as health. So you do some damage to your targets and return a fifth of that as HP – thus effectively healing yourself even without healing spells. Sounds cool, doesn't it? But there are several downsides to that too: first of all, the 20% health restoration decreases by 4% for each ally in your group. The idea of the introvert ring becomes a bit more lucid, right? The other downside is healing restriction: no one can heal you except yourself when you wear this ring. This is quite huge as you definitely should take the ring of your finger and put it in your pocket whenever you join a group. But don't that make you believe that this ring is pure trash – in fact, it's a very powerful solo item. However, it's strongly situational and to make the most of it, you gotta be perfectly aware of its advantages and disadvantages and use it accordingly.

How is the Ring of the Pale Order obtained?

Obtaining the Ring of the Pale Order is all about scrying and excavation. First of all, you need to have at least level 7 for both of those skills. Secondly, you need to either have an active ESO+ subscription or the Markath DLC purchased, as you'll need to travel to the related zones and do related activities to lay your hands on this wonderful piece of jewelry. As these 2 requirements are met, you can carry on by doing lots of scrying and digging. You need to collect 5 unique leads to assemble the ring – it will be created automatically, once you've gathered all the required leads.

Where do I get the leads required for the Ring of the Pale Order?

If you're a scrying-and-excavation enthusiast, you already know that dig zones and drop zones are sometimes different things. For these leads it's somewhat easier: most of them come from one place, but it's not always that straighforward. So let's see where to dig and where to get the 5 leads required for the Ring of the Pale Order. First, the Aurmine Ancestral Signet. Dig for it in Bangkorai, look for it in... Bangkorai! You'll find it in chests around the zone. Second, Direnni Elegy Loop. Dig for it in Alik'r Desert and find it there too: fight the Coldrock Diggings Delve boss to obtain it. Third, Onyx Accent Stones. Its zone is Wrothgar (both digging and getting) and the direct source of this lead is world bosses. Just fight them and look for the lead in the loot. Fourth, Order-Etched Gallery Rail. You should head to Glenumbra to scry, dig, and finally obtain it. To do that you'll need to fight hostile NPCs in the Bad Man's Hallow for a while. The drop chance is random, so it's hard to tell how much time you're going to spend on that. And finally, the fifth lead – Pale Order's Golden Band. Dig for it in the Reach. BUT go get in Blackreach's Arkhthzand Cavern. There's a little puzzle involved: go to Nighthollow Keep, go downstairs on the right, read the paper that you'll find on the table (it's titled "Ancient Text"). That will help you obtain the last lead and enjoy your newly assembled Ring of the Pale Order. Of course, you won't have to do all that stuff, if you decide to get some help with our Ring of the Pale Order boost! We'll take care of it all ourselves.