Remnant 2 is one of the better souls-like games released in recent years. It is not traditional souls-like as it doesn’t have the focus on the melee weapon. Rather, Remnant 2 incorporates the souls-like formula in a third-person shooter game. Remnant From Ashes was the first game to have that, and with Remnant 2, they have expanded on that idea.

Remnant 2 has a lot for the players to do. There are a lot of secrets, and because of the random nature of the game, it will take more than one playthrough for the players to experience everything the game has to offer.

Even though the first Remnant game had some basic puzzles, this time around, there are quite a few challenging puzzles the game throws at the player. One of them is the Cathedral of Omens puzzles. This is considered one of the trickiest puzzles in the game. But fear not; we will show you how you can solve these puzzles in this article.

Cathedral of Omens Puzzles

The Cathedral of Omens is a random location that can be found while moving through the Yaesha area of the game. In this cathedral, you will find three doors. Two of them will be locked, and the Third one will contain the clue for opening the others. There are actually three different puzzles that can be solved.

In the Cathedral’s center, there is a big sundial with three levers controlling the symbols, the circles, and the triangle. In the open room, you will find a book that will let you know the meaning of each symbol. This book also contains three stories, which contain clues for solving the puzzle.

First Puzzle: The Calamity

The Calamity is the first story you will find in the book. It revolves around the ravager, the doe, and death. So we will be using these three symbols to unlock the door. The Calamity unlocks the door right across the room from the entrance.

First, you will need to match the triangle that is on top of the door. Match the triangle using the lever just like you see when looking at the door. There is no need to rotate or mirror it because of perspective.

Now you need to get the ravaged symbol right before the door. Then the Doe should automatically be in the opposite position from the ravager. And finally, in the middle of the two, we have death.

As for the final lever, we need to move all the circles so that the circles are on Ravager, Death, and Doe, as per the story. That will unlock this Calamity door. This picture shows the position of everything after you have completed the puzzle and opened the door.

Second Puzzle: The Blood Moon

Now that we understand the basic mechanics of the puzzle from the 2nd story, it is easy to say we need to put the circles around the Sun, Moon, and Ravager. But before we do that, we need to align the symbols and the triangle.

Like the first one, you need to rotate the triangle to match the symbol above the door. After that, you can change the symbols.

The sun and moon are the main focus of the Second story in the book. So these two will be on the two corners of the triangle. Thus, the ravager will go on the flat side of the triangle. After aligning the symbols, you can put the circles around them. After solving the puzzle, it should look like this.

Third Puzzle: The Hope

The last story is more complicated than the previous ones. But you should still be able to solve it without much problem. The first thing is, again, the triangle. This time, it is located directly above the entrance since this puzzle doesn’t unlock any door.

The 3rd story deals with Sun, Ravager, Doe, and Life. So we will have to place them all accordingly. Since the Ravager and Doe are opposite to each other, place them on the two corners of the triangle. Then, the Life and Sun would be on the flat side of the triangle. The final version would look something like this.

After completing this puzzle, a weapon will pop up from the ground in the middle of the room. Claim your reward. That is all three omen puzzles of Remnant 2.

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Remnant 2 comes with an experience blended with a compelling narrative, gripping character progression, and adrenaline-pumping combat into a haunting journey.  This adventure in the post-apocalyptic realm is even bigger and more threatful than its prequel that came out 4 years ago. Here, chaos reigns supreme as you explore the intricacies of character development.

As a third-person shooter, Remnant 2 offers an intense combat experience as you will travel through multiverses from time to time. It will furthermore push your skills to the limit as you engage in various randomized fights against several hybrids and more randomized creatures. It’s more like a mixture of everything to give us the whole taste. 

As you travel through multiverses, you will need to choose the best class to carry your traits. The good news, these classes are more threatening than ever with new and unique playstyles, skills, and perks. You need to combine these to increase your survivability in this post-apocalyptic realm. And to help you with that, I am here today to let you assist on what class I think you should go for in Remnant 2. Hop in without further ado.

All Archetypes Tier List in Remnant 2

S-Tier

Handler

The Handler class in Remnant 2 features a good boi companion. This good boi will provide invaluable support to you and your team. With your good boi, you can excel in various tasks, including dealing damage, assisting mates, and distracting enemies. By giving simple commands, this good boi is ready at your service.

Apart from taunting your enemies, your good boi can even create chances for a long-range attack. Moreover, it can regenerate HP for both you and your mates. The Pack Hunter and Spirit of the Wolf perks give this class an extra boost, improving the damage and movement speed.

Medic

A Medic emphasizes teamwork, rapid healing, and access to a top-tier arsenal. Which, in turn, makes it a must-choice for players that want to aid their mates. However, this class can excel in both solo and cooperative gameplay.

Medic has a diverse skill set, from healing ability to broad AoE revival. Furthermore, it enhances the capabilities that, in turn, boost its damage output. On top of that, this also enhances the healing effectiveness. And talking about offensive traits, you will get a machine gun with bullets enough to fight other Archetypes to be in the S rank.

Hunter

With Hunter’s expertise in long-range combat, critical strikes, and targeting weak spots, if you want to focus on precision and team-based tactics, you will find this Archetypes the most formidable one.

In Remnant 2, this class is specially designed for you if you have a creed and are an assassin. That’s right, stealth, precise shots, and strategic foresight, are all you can get from a Hunter, just preparing for its prey. From gaining visibility to nearby enemies to boosting damage and critical hit chances, Hunter is equipped with precisive insights. You will also have the option to choose between Hunter’s Focus for deadlier precision shots or Shroud for stealthy maneuvers.

Last but not least, Hunter’s less high durability than the other S-ranks compensates with their teamwork skills, such as marking opponents. It can increase critical strike opportunities.

A-Tier

Gunslinger

The Gunslinger is a Western firearms expert. He wholeheartedly excels in dealing damage, ammo efficiency, and rapid firing. As we have seen Hunter, prioritizing precision and planning, the Gunslinger approaches more aggressively, typically with opening fire. His arsenal of perks enhances their firearms, fire rate, ammo reserves, and reloading capabilities.

With quick drawing, Gunslinger can guarantee up to six critical hits. However, you can also trigger a single powerful shot instead of those six hits. And with the ability to transform ranged weapons into killing machines with temporary infinite ammo, Gunslinger showdowns with pure monstrosity. Furthermore, this also comes up with auto-reload. However, as it offers no survivability and healing, Gunslinger slips into the A-rank.

Engineer

The Engineer class is more like a hidden class in Remnant 2. You need to go through multiple obstacles just to get the necessary items to activate this class. Later on, you will truly appreciate the kind of monster you have just awakened. 

Engineer is armed with a turret that continuously fires till the end of ammo and provides cover support. Moreover, the flaming grenades can wreak havoc with their fiery explosions. On top of that, the rail gun they carry boasts penetration, capable of piercing through any obstacle in its path. And with the overclocking ability,  Engineer unleashes relentless ammo of bullets. Furthermore, their damage resistance and defensive traits make them primal in all Archetypes. 

Alchemist

Alchemist stands out as the top in providing support, focusing on enhancing buffs, elevating the overall stats, and, moreover, extending the duration of the consumables. Its primary purpose revolves around providing aid to both itself and its mates. This archetype acts on faster revivals with improved personal protection.

From boosting fire rates to summoning vapor to revive teammates, an Alchemist also focuses on regenerating HP and granting temporary invulnerability for 20 seconds. With an Alchemist in your team, the team can take bold risks without immediate consequences.

B-Tier

Summoner

The Summoner relies on damage-dealing minions that provide support in both solo and co-op fights. These summoned minions can distract enemies, offer to heal, and afterward, fearlessly sacrifice themselves.

However, summoning creatures can seriously deplete Summoner’s HP, though it cannot result in death. Moreover, it consumes a Relic charge that prevents checkpoint usage for healing. This can be a serious drawback that pulls our Summoner to B-Rank. 

Challenger

Challenger is more like an encouragement. You can encourage your mates to engage in close combat using skills that provide damage bonuses for both ranged and melee attacks. However, this playstyle can be quite risky when soloing, in boss fights, or in higher difficulties.

And for that, to maximize success, you have to carefully build a strategy and preferable loadout that suits the specific needs. With that saying, Summoner is better to be on the field with Medic, Handler, or Alchemist. 

C-Tier

Explorer

The Explorer heavily relies on loot acquisition, discovering items, and more materials. It excels in looting items and farming activities. That, in turn,  makes it a not-so-valuable class for those focused on farming resources. 

Even though this class serves as a utility buffer that provides increased movement speed, enhanced ammo drops, and improved item quality, Explorer lacks significant offensive or defensive capabilities. So to say, it may be more suitable as a secondary archetype for players that are focusing on finding items.

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Remnant 2 has numerous secrets lying beneath. And if it comes to the secrets that include loot, some are quite challenging. Amidst that, there are these safes with randomized locks. Means no matter how many times you play, it will get reset every time. And to make while worthwhile, these loots contain some shiny items like armor and gears. Lucky enough, a weapon mod might even make it to your stash.

And in the realm of Remnat 2, we have come across The Great Sewer with one such safe. Let’s not cut the rest and let the cat out of the bag so soon. However, unearthing this secrete is quite a tough nut to crack. All you need to know is that you do not have to sweat as you are already here to find the solution to get a glimpse behind the curtain. Without further ado, let’s right jump into it.

The Greate Sewer Safe in Remnant 2

Location of the Safe

Head to the Great Sewers at first. From there, take the main path that has gone through the sewer. It will lead you to a small hole. As the opening is hidden, you need to demolish it in order to get inside. Now, crawl until you reach in a small room. The safe should be just in the middle of the room.

How To Unlock

As you are already in the room now, you will have to find some specific digits that will match the four numerals on the safe. It should make up the code as well. However, note that these digits are randomized for the safe as players are reporting different digits most of the time. As for me, I had to put 8153. 

Now, for you to open, you need to find the glowing numbers around you. You need to lighten up to let the numbers glow. Next, observe the code on the safe. You need to match the four numerals with the numbers you see glowing around you. Now, roam around the room a bit and check for the digits that glow upon striking with light. However, be careful and hold the light still as even subtle movement might be problematic to visualize the numbers. 

Get all the numbers and put them in the combination. Upon unlocking, you will find the Rusted Heirloom Ring. It will grant two stacks of Bulwark below 50% of your max HP.

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Whether you breathe oxygen or deadly gas, the environment of Remnant 2 will challenge you until the very end. Furthermore, you need to outfit yourself with the greatest equipment available if you want to go across these areas. You need the greatest recommendations available in order to obtain the gear.

Since you are about halfway through Remnant 2, you undoubtedly understand the significance of Rings. No, not just for aesthetic reasons but also for your own safety. And a maximum of 4 rings can be worn at once for that protection. With that in mind, you should be aware of all the Rings that are available and discovered till now. We will talk about all the rings and where we can find them with ease in the cursed realm of Remnant 2. Without further ado, let’s right jump into it.

All Rings & Locations in Remnant 2

There are many different rings available in the game, and each one has its own unique effects.
Some rings can be found in specific locations, while others are random drops from enemies.
Let’s see what we have in stash till now:

• Acid Stone

Effect: Increases acid damage by 10% and acid Resistance by 15%.
Location: Buy from Reggie at Ward 13.

• Akari War Band

Effect: Perfect Dodges increase Critical Chance by 15% and Critical Damage by 15% for 15s.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Alchemy Stone

Effect: Increases base Lifesteal by 5% while suffering from a negative status or Blight Effect.
Location: Head to Losomn at Ward 13. Find the Bone Harvester (rat ogre). Let the Bone Harvester grab you. As a result, you will be taken to a secret area. There, in the secret area, you will find the Alchemy Stone Ring.

• Alumni Ring

Effect: Increases all Elemental damage dealt by 10%.
Location: Go to the Asylum in Losomn. You will find The Nightweaver waiting for you. Slay the monster and then find the tomb near the Morrow Sanitarium checkpoint. Open the tomb to find the Alumni Ring.

• Amber Moonstone

Effect: When the wearer’s hp drops below 30%, all incoming damage is reduced by 25% and the wearer becomes immune to Temporary Status Effects.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Anastasija’s Inspiration

Effect: When receiving healing effects, gain haste for 10s.
Location: Buy from Whispers at Ward 13.

• Archer’s Chest

Effect: Increases Projectile Speed by 20% and Decreases Weapon Charge Time by 25%.
Location: Go to Endaira’s End. You will find a Wind Tower that has a puzzle to solve. After that, clear out the room and the Archer’s Crest Ring will be waiting for you.

• Assassin’s Seal

Effect: Reduces enemy Awareness Range by 25%. Increases all damage dealt to enemies not targeting the wearer by 10%.
Location: Go to the Council Tribunal in Losomn. Find the One True King. Climb up behind him. There, you will find the ledge with the Assassin’s Seal.

• Band Band

Effect: Increases the Speed of Revive and being Revived by 35%. Increases Downed Health and Downed Movement Speed by 100%.
Location: Go to Endaira’s End. Find the waterfall and the statue. From there, climb down the waterfall. Then, you will have to find the hidden area with the book of melodies. Read the book to learn the melodies for the Queen and the Ship. Then, play the melody of the ship on the five scaffolds around the statue. You will get the Band Band Ring as a reward.

• Berserker’s Crest

Effect: Increases Melee Charge Speed by 20% and reduces Melee Stamina Cost by 25%.
Location: Find one of the three locations where the Coffin event can be found. Look for a coffin that is locked with a puzzle. Solve the puzzle to open the coffin and the Berserker’s Crest will be in there.

• Bisected Ring

Effect: Gain Infinite Stamina. All damage received is increased by 25%.
Location: Go to the Labyrinth. Find the twitching portal. Wait until you see the scene in which you will drop into the void, and after two seconds, enter the void. There, a bridge will appear. Move to the end and turn right to find the Corrupted door. Equip every piece of gear you find. Open the portal and go through it. You will be at “The Backrooms”. Explore the backrooms until you find the Strange Box. Alongside the Strange Box, you can find the Bisected Ring.

• Black Pawn Stamp

Effect: Reduces Cooldowns of Skills by 10%.
Location: Find the large rectangular room with torches on the side. You will notice that some of the torches have blue flames and others have white flames. Shoot at any one of the torches on the left side. This will change the torch to the other color, and will also switch the torch on the left of the one being shot at to the other color. Repeat the process for the other torches on the left side. Once all of the torches on the left side are the same color, the door at the end of the room will open. Enter the door and go up the stairs. At the top of the stairs, you will find the Black Pawn Stamp.

• Blackout Ring

Effect: After dealing 20% of the Weapon’s Total Magazine base damage, increases Reload Speed by 3%. Stacks 5x Cleared on Reload.
Location: Find the red locked door with the ring behind the glass. Break the objects in the room next to the door. That will eventually reveal a vent. Go through the vent and climb up the ladder.
Shoot the electric barrel in the room at the top of the ladder. This will open the door and will allow you to collect the Blackout Ring.

• Blasting Cap Ring

Effect: Increases Explosive damage by 10%.
Location: Go to the Timeless Horizon around the Extraction Hub checkpoint in N’Erud. Listen for the pounding sound of the piston. Time it so that you can crouch and go underneath the piston as it hits the ground. Once you are underneath the piston, look for a hole in the ground. Drop down the hole and you will find the Blasting Cap Ring.

• Blessed Ring

Effect: After receiving a benefit from a Relic, gain 2 Stacks of BULWARK for 15s.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Blood Jewel

Effect: Charged Melee Attacks apply bleeding, dealing 460 BLEED damage over 20s.
Location: Go to the Lost Temple in Yaesha. Find the checkpoint near the waterfall. Look for the ladder that leads down to the water. Go down the ladder and the Blood Jewel will be there.

• Blood Tinged Ring

Effect: Gain 2 Health Regeneration per second when within 10m of a bleeding entity.
Location: Go to the Lost Temple in Yaesha. Find the Checkpoint named, Lost Temple. From the checkpoint, go down the stairs and follow the path until you reach a large room with a Warden and some Root Monsters. Defeat them and then look for a small hole in the wall on the left side of the room. Go through the hole and you will find the Blood Tinged Ring.

• Booster Ring

Effect: Increases all Status Resistances by 10.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Braided Thorns

Effect: After killing an enemy, gain 15% increased Critical Chance for 10s.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Burden of the Audacious

Effect: Decreases all healing by 75%. Perfect Dodges heal for 15% of Max Health.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Burden of the Destroyer

Effect: Decreases Ideal Range of all Firearms by 25% and increases all damage dealt by 15%. Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Burden of the Divine

Effect: All damage dealt by the wearer is reduced by 10% and 50% of self-healing applies to allies.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Burden of the Follower

Effect: Reduces Fire Rate by 15%. Increases Mod Power Generation by 50%.
Location: Go to the Endaira’s End. Find the Climbable Ledge with a Statue. Break some pots behind the statue to reveal a hole. Drop down the hole and you will find the Burden of the Follower Ring.

• Burden of the Gambler

Effect: Disables weakspots. Increases Critical Chance by 10% and Critical Damage by 20%.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Burden of the Mariner

Effect: Increases Skill Cooldowns by 25%. Generate 10% additional Mod Power for each Skill on Cooldown.
Location: Craft at Drzyr Replicator. Required materials: 10x Iron, 500 Scrap.

• Burden of the Rebel

Effect: Reduces Skill Cooldowns by 15% but decreases Relic Use Speed by 25%.
Location: In Yaesha at The Great Bole, as a reward from the Eternal Empress if you give her the Thaen Seed.

• Burden of the Stargazer

Effect: Reduces Skill Cooldowns by 15%. Activating a Skill costs 15% Health.
Location: Can be found at Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Burden of the Warlock

Effect: Reduces Mod Power Requirement by 15%. Activating a Mod costs 15% Health as Grey Health. Activation cannot kill the wearer.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Captain’s Insignia

Effect: Increases Revive Speed and Relic Consume Speed by 25% per downed or dead ally. Max 2 stacks.
Location: Solve the maze puzzle at Endaira’s End in Yaesha.

• Cataloger’s Jewel

Effect: Automatically generates 8 Mod Power per second.
Location: Found near the entrance of the Great Sewer at the Beatific Palace in Yaesha.

• Celerity Stone

Effect: Increases Consumable and Relic Use Speed by 20%.
Location: Can be found at the Forgotten Undercroft dungeon in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Compulsion Loop

Effect: After killing an enemy, gain a 5% Fire Rate and Melee Attack Speed for 7s. Stacks 3x.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Conservation Seal

Effect: For every 10% of Health missing (Max 50%) gain a 3% chance to not consume Relic and 5% increased Relic Efficacy on the next use.
Location: Can be found at the Vault of the Formless in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Constant Variable Ring

Effect: Increases Ranged damage up to 20% based on current Weapon’s Overheat value.
Location: Can be found at the Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Dead King’s Memento

Effect: Increases Health by 15.
Location: Can be found in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Deceiver’s Band

Effect: After performing a Slide, gain 15% Evade Speed and 10% Movement Speed for 12s.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Deep Pocket Ring

Effect: Increases Ammo Reserves by 25%.
Location: Can be found at the Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Defensive Action Loop

Effect: While reloading, and for 3s after reload completes, incoming damage is reduced by 10%.
Location: Can be found at the Astropath’s Respite in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Dense Silicon Ring

Effect: Gain 200% of Health Regenerated as Mod Power.
Location: Can be found in the Labyrinth as a random drop.

• Drakestone Pearl

Effect: Enables Stamina Regeneration during Melee Attacks at 20% of the normal rate.
Location: Can be found in the Losomn as a random drop.

• Dran Memento

Effect: Increases Max Stamina by 20 and reduces Encumbrance by 5.
Location: Save the Dran at the Butcher’s Quarter in Losomn in the Burning Event. Get Dran Memento as a reward.

• Dread Font

Effect: Increases Grey Health Regeneration rate by 2 per second.
Location: Can be found in the Losomn as a random drop.

• Dran Memento

Effect: Increases Max Stamina by 20 and reduces Encumbrance by 5.
Location: Save the Dran at the Butcher’s Quarter in Losomn in the Burning Event. Get Dran Memento as a reward.

• Dying Ember

Effect: Gain 5% of base Melee damage dealt as Lifesteal.
Location: Can be found at the Ashen Wasteland in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Embrace of Sha’Hala

Effect: Wearer gains 5% incoming damage reduction for each Negative Status Effect or Blight they are suffering from. Max 4 stacks.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud, by speaking to The Custodian after defeating Sha’Hala.

• Encrypted Ring

Effect: Using a Mod regenerates 10% of Max Health over 10s. Can stack up to 30s.
Location: Can be found in the Labyrinth as a random drop.

• Endaira’s Endless Loop

Effect: After Sprinting for 2s, the wearer gains 1.5 Health Regeneration per second until they stop Sprinting.
Location: Can be found at the Endaira’s End in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Excess Coil

Effect: Activating a Skill grants a Shield for 25% of Max Health. Cannot stack with itself. Lasts 10s.
Location: Can be found at the Robot Hanger event in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Fae Bruiser Ring

Effect: Dealing Melee damage grants 2 Stack of BULWARK for 7s. Does not stack with itself.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random world drop.

• Fae Hunter Ring

Effect: Increases Range of Firearms by 30%.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random world drop.

• Fae Protector Signet

Effect: Increases Max Health and Stamina by 10 and Reduces Encumbrance by 5.
Location: Fight against The Council during The Fae Council Event in Losomn.

• Fae Shaman Ring

Effect: Increases Health Regeneration by 0.25 and Relic Use Speed by 25%.
Location: Can be picked up from the ground in Council Chamber

• Fae Warrior Ring

Effect: Increases Melee Damage by 15%.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random world drop.

• Fae Hunter Ring

Effect: Increases Range of Firearms by 30%.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random world drop.

• Faelin’s Sigil

Effect: Melee Damage generates 10% additional Mod Power.
Location: Given by Faelin in Malefic Gallery in Losomn if you kill Faerin and report to him.

• Feastmaster’s Signet

Effect: Increases active Concoction Limit by 1.
Location: At the feast room of the Great Hall in Losomn, head past the bonfire, and you will find a small room behind it. There you will find Feastmaster’s Signet ring.

• Feedback Loop

Effect: Perfect Dodge triggers a 3m AOE blast that deals 115 SHOCK Damage and applies OVERLOADED.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random world drop.

• Fire Stone

Effect: Increases FIRE damage by 10% and FIRE Resistance by 15.
Location: Buy from Reggie at Ward 13.

• Flyweight’s Sting

Effect: Increases Melee damage while Armor Encumbrance is below 50. Damage bonus increases with lower Encumbrance, up to 25% at 0 Weight.
Location: Can be found at Corrupted Harbor Checkpoint in Root Earth.

• Focused Jewel

Effect: Continuously Aiming Down Sights reduces Recoil by 25% and gradually reduces Spread up to 35% over 3.5s.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random world drop.

• Frivolous Band

Effect: Increases Evade Speed by 10%. Perfect Evades increase Fire Rate by 10% and Melee Speed by 10% for 10s.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random world drop.

• Galvanized Resupply Band

Effect: Increases Ammo Pickups by 50%.
Location: Complete the Supply Ship Event in N’Erud.

• Game Master’s Pride

Effect: Reduces all healing by 50%. Splits all damage and remaining healing evenly among all allies wearing this ring.
Location: Can be found at Postulant’s Parlor in Losomn as a random world drop.

• Generating Band

Effect: Regenerate 3 of Max Health per second while a Shield is active.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random world drop.

• Grounding Stone

Effect: Increases SHOCK damage by 10% and SHOCK Resistance by 15.
Location: Buy from Reggie at Ward 13.

• Guardian’s Ring

Effect: Adds 1 Stack of BULWARK when within 7m of an enemy. Increases to 2 Stacks for 10s after taking Melee damage.
Location: Can be found at The Nameless Nest in Yeasha as a random world drop.

• Gunslinger’s Ring

Effect: Increases Firearm Swap Speed by 30% and Reload Speed by 10%.
Location: Interact with Mudtooth several times.

• Hardcore Metal Band

Effect: Taking damage adds 1 stack of BULWARK which individually falls off after 10s. Max 5 stacks.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Hardened Coil

Effect: Reduces all incoming damage by 3% for each 10% missing Health. Max 15% reduction.
Location: Can be found at the Forgotten Field in Yeasha as a random world drop.

• Haymaker’s Ring

Effect: Increase Melee damage by 0.2% for every 1 point of Armor Encumbrance.
Location: Can be found at the Ashen Wasteland in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Heart of the Wolf

Effect: Increases Max Stamina by 25 and Movement Speed by 10%.
Location: Can be found at the Endaira’s End in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Hex Ward

Effect: Prevents CURSE Blight.
Location: Craft at Nimue in Nimue’s Retreat. Required materials: 5x Lumenite Crystal.

• Kinetic Cycle Stone

Effect: Increases Mod and Skill Cast Speed by 20%.
Location: Can be found at the Corrupted Harbor in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Lithic Signet

Effect: Reduces all incoming damage by 5%.
Location: Can be found at the Twisted Chantry in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Lodestone Ring

Effect: Increases all damage dealt against illuminated enemies by 5%.
Location: Rewarded by Bedel of the Vaunnt if the players talk to him while wearing the Lodestone Crown after defeating the Ravager.

• Low Yield Recovery Ring

Effect: Killing an enemy regenerates 5% Max Health over 5s. Additional kills increase the duration by 5s. Max 30s.
Location: Can be found at Astropaths’s Respite in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Mechanic’s Cog

Effect: While carrying an Engineer Heavy Weapon, gain 15% Movement Speed.
Location: Can be found in Root Earth.

• Metal Driver

Effect: Killing Blows increase Reload Speed by 5% for 7s. Stacks 3x.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Meteorite Shard Ring

Effect: Increases Encumbrance by 50. Increases Unarmed damage by 50%.
Location: Craft at Nimue in Nimue’s Retreat. Required materials: 10x Lumenite Crystal, 750 Scrap.

• Microcompressor

Effect: Reduces Heat Generation when firing weapons that Overheat by -30%. Increases Heat Reduction Rate by 30%.
Location: Craft at Drzyr Replicator. Required materials: 10x Forged Iron, 750 Scrap.

• Momentum Driver

Effect: After Sprinting for 2s, Movement Speed is increased by 15% and Stagger Level is reduced by 1.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Outcast Ring

Effect: Increases Reload Speed by 5% for 15s after reloading. Stacks 5x.
Location: Can be found in Losomn after completing the Man in the Sewers event. You have to give him the Spirit Wisp Amulet, and in return, you will receive the Outcast Ring

• Point Focus Ring

Effect: Reduces Initial Spread and Recoil by 35%.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Power Saver

Effect: At Max Health, gain a 25% chance to not use a Relic charge.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Probability Cord

Effect: Increases Crit Damage by 30%.
Location: Can be found at Corrupted Harbor Checkpoint in Root Earth.

• Propulsion Loop

Effect: After killing an enemy, increase Movement Speed by 5% and Consumable Use Speed by 10% for 10s. Stacks 3x.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Reaping Stone

Effect: After an Elemental Status Effect is removed from the wearer, they become immune to all Elemental Status Effects and gain 2% of base damage dealt as Lifesteal for 10s.
Location: Can be found at the Ashen Wasteland in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Rerouting Cable

Effect: Gain 5% of Max Health as a SHIELD for 5s after spending 25 Stamina. Accumulation resets after 5s of inaction. Max 50% SHIELD.
Location: Can be found at the Vault of the Formless in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Reserve Boosting Gem

Effect: Increases Health Regeneration by 0.333 per second. 1s after going below 50% Health, increases regeneration value to 2 per second until 50% Health is reached.
Location: Can be found at the Hatchery in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Restriction Cord

Effect: Restricts the wearer from Healing above 50% of their Max Health and reduces all incoming damage by 10%.
Location: Buy from Bedel of the Vaunt in Yaesha

• Ring of Crisis

Effect: When the wearer’s Health drops below 25%, gain a Shield for 25% of Max Health. Lasts 10s.
Location: Can be found at the Hatchery in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Ring Of Deflection

Effect: Direct Damage against the wearer has a 20% Chance to be converted entirely to Grey Health.
Location: Can be found at the Hatchery in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Ring of Diversion

Effect: Increases invulnerability window while evading and sliding.
Location: Solve the Consort’s Puzzle at the Lament in Yaesha. Then, use the Kolket’s Key to open the door in the tomb.

• Ring of Flawed Beauty

Effect: Ranged weak spot damage is increased by 25%. Ranged damage is reduced by 15% when failing to hit a Weakspot.
Location: Can be found in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Ring of Grace

Effect: Taking enemy damage causes 10% of Maximum Health to regenerate over 10s.
Location: Complete Riwen’s request at the Harvester’s Reach in Losomn.

• Ring of Omens

Effect: Evades cost 15% of Max Health as Grey Health instead of Stamina.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Ring Of Restocking

Effect: Reloads within 1.5s of a Critical Hit or Weakspot Kill are 20% faster.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Ring Of Retribution

Effect: Incoming enemy damage increases Reload Speed and all outgoing damage by 10%. Lasts 15s.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Ring of the Damned

Effect: Increases all damage dealt by 10% while Grey Health is present.
Location: Can be found at the Great Sewer in Losomn as a random drop.

• Ring of the Robust

Effect: Increases Max Health by 10, and Armor Effectiveness by 15.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Rotward

Effect: Prevents ROOT ROT Blight.
Location: Buy from Bedel of the Vaunnt in Yaesha

• Rusted Heirloom

Effect: Grants 2 Stacks of BULWARK below 50% Max HP.
Location: Can be found at Tiller’s Rest in Losomn.

• Sagestone

Effect: Increases earned Experience by 10%.
Location: Can be found at the Lament in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Seal of the Empress

Effect: Increases Max Health by 20. Reduces Max Stamina by 10.
Location: Reward by The Eternal Empress at the Red Throne in Yaesha if you finish the main quest without giving her the seal.

• Shard Banded Ring

Effect: Increases Mod damage by 12%.
Location: Can be found in The Labyrinth as a random drop.

• Shiny Hog Lure

Effect: Reloading grants 25-30 Mod Power to both weapons based on a percentage of Magazine reloaded.
Location: Can be found at the Butcher’s Quarter in Losomn.

• Slayer’s Crest

Effect: Increases Melee damage by 25% when attacking enemies from behind
Location: Can be found at the Nameless Nest in Yaesha.

• Soul Guard

Effect: Gain a stack of BULWARK for each active Summon.
Location: Craft at Bloodmoon Altar. Required material: Blood Moon Essence.

• Soul Link

Effect: Summons Lifesteal 5% of base damage dealt which returns to the wearer as Health.
Location: Can be found at The Withering Weald in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Spirit Stone

Effect: Increases Mod Power generation by 10%.
Location: Can be found at The Twisted Chantry in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Stockpile Charger

Effect: After picking up ammo, increase the damage of that Ammo Type by 13% for the 20s.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Stone of Balance

Effect: Increases all damage by 7%.
Location: Can be found on Yaesha as a random drop.

• Stone of Continuance

Effect: Increases Skill Duration by 25%.
Location: Can be found at Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Stone of Expanse

Effect: Increases Ranged damage by 12%. Reduces all other damage dealt by 6%.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Stone Of Malevolence

Effect: Elemental Status damage generates 15% additional Mod Power.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a random drop.

• Stream Coupler

Effect: Using a Skill regenerates 10% of Max Health over 5s.
Location: Can be found at Cotton’s Kiln in Losomn as a random drop.

• Subterfuge Link

Effect: After killing an enemy, increase the Cast Speed of the next Mod or Skill Cast by 35%. Lasts 15s or until consumed.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Suppression Ward

Effect: Prevents SUPPRESSION Blight.
Location: Craft at Drzyr Replicator. Required materials: 5x Iron, 250 Scrap.

• Targeting Jewel

Effect: Increases Range on all Firearms by 4m. Reduces Spread by 15%.
Location: Can be found in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Tarnished Ring

Effect: Increases the damage of Unarmed Attacks by 30%.
Location: In Ward 13, near the armor merchant, there is a ladder, climb that ladder and talk to the man on the bed. He’ll mention a story, keep interacting with him until he gives you the ring.

• Tear of Kaeula

Effect: Increases Relic capacity by 2 while equipped
Location: Can be found at Kaeula’s Rest in Yaesha.

• Tempest Conduit

Effect: After receiving Elemental Damage, increases all damage dealt by 10% and Resistance to the received Element by 20 for 20s.
Location: Can be found at Endaira’s End in Yaesha.

• Tightly Wound Coil

Effect: When spending 75% or more of the current magazines, gain a SHIELD for 10% of Max Health for 5s. Does not stack with itself.
Location: Can be found at Void Vessel Facility in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Timekeeper’s Jewel

Effect: Increases the duration of all Status Effects applied by the wearer. Duration varies per status.
Location: Can be found in Losomn at the top of the Hewdas Clock. Open the chest near one of the windows to find it.

• Vacuum Seal

Effect: Increases Automatic Pickup Range for Scrap by 100%. Picking up Scrap, Iron, or Ammo grants a SHIELD for 10% of Max Health for l0s Does not stack.
Location: Can be found at Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud as a random drop.

• Vestige of Power

Effect: After 7s of not being damaged, increases Ranged and Melee Damage by 10%.
Location: Can be found at Faithless Thicket, The Chimney, in Yaesha.

• Wax Sealed Ring

Effect: Killing blows increase Ranged and Melee Damage by 4% for 15s. Stacks 3x.
Location: Can be found at the Far Woords in Yaesha.

• White Pawn Stamp

Effect: Reduces Mod Power Requirement by 10%.
Location: Complete The Flames Event using only the White Flames in Losomn.

• Wind Hollow Circlet

Effect: Increases Reload Speed by 12%.
Location: Can be found at the Endaira’s End in Yaesha as a random drop.

• Worn Admiral’s Ring

Effect: All damage received is increased by 200%. All damage dealt is increased by 10%.
Location: Buy from Reggie at Ward 13.

• Zania’s Malice

Effect: Dealing weakspot damage increases Weakspot damage by 10% for 7s. Stacks 3x.
Location: Can be found at the Ashen Wasteland in Root Earth.

• Zohee’s Ring

Effect: Increases Mod Duration by 15%.
Location: Rewarded by Queen’s Assistant after defeating the Corruptor at the Red Throne in Yaesha if Arrest event was triggered.

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The world of Remnant 2 will test you till your last breath; doesn’t matter if you breathe oxygen or poisonous gas. Moreover, to roam around these lands, you need to befit yourself with the best gear out there. And to get the gears, you need the best suggestions out there.

Now you are almost halfway there in Remnant 2, you sure know how important Rings are. No, not only for aesthetic reasons but for your own protection as well. And that protection comes with max 4 rings at a time. However, amidst countless rings out there, you need to be aware of only the top 7 best ones. Without further ado, let’s right jump into it.

Top 7 Best Rings to Equip in Remnant 2

As already mentioned, Rings in Remnant 4 are for both protection and aesthetics. Apart from wearing Four Rings on your finger, you should also know the best ones to wear. Let’s see what we have gathered below for you today.

7. Stone Of Malevolence

From the Elemental Status source as Burn, Shock, or Poison, Stone Of Malevolence can create 15% additional Mod Power. However, just only modding power might not sound useful to you, but it is pretty special; especially, for the modding community over the edge. Not only it needs low damage input, but it will give you the highest DPS output. Moreover, when the elemental buff is active, you will get the mod energy at most 3 times. So yes, if your build is based on Elements, this is the best ring to wear, cap.

6. Tear Of Kaeula

Now, if you are a relic fanatic, you will definitely need this one. Say, you are fighting off against a formidable boss, and you have stored up all your relic charges up until now. There is a huge chance that you will get run out of it in the middle of the night. So to keep cool and safe aside, put on Tear Of Kaeula and it will give you an extra Two slots for relics. Now, you have that extra relic to use the buff. However, not all relic is worth using, and not all relics are usable; crazy world of Remnant.

5. Deep Pocket

To have a lifesaver by your side, Deep Pocket Ring should never be set aside. This special ring can increase your max ammo capacity by 25%. Quite useful for the weapons that eat out lots of ammo either for no apparent reason or the reason stands out by high damage output at the same time. However, as it doesn’t offer any other output, this might not seem handy at first, but at the end-game phase, Deep Pocket Ring will remind you to look deep into your pocket to search for that one extra bullet to fire.

4. Black Cat Band

Black Cat Band Ring gives off a sudden burst in movement speed for 10 seconds as soon as you are in imminent threat and sustained fatal damage. Moreover, the ring even gives off a shield to protect you from the secondary attack that comes just right after the first one. Even though the hp is lost by 1 unit, the absorption is godly. Moreover, after just a minute of cooldown, you are ready to breathe again in the arena.

3. Anastasija’s Inspiration

From gaining haste for 10 seconds to powering up the wearer with some extra agility, Anastasija’s Inspiration can be quite under the radar for you if you are new to the game. However, you can make this effect permanent, which means from your firing rate to movement, every speed will be permanently buffed.

To make this indefinite trait effective, head to Ward 13 and search for a vendor that goes by the name, Mudtooth. Buy Root Water from him that will regenerate your health for 60 mins at a constant rate. And after consumption, this should be enough to trigger the effect.

However, you can also get a health regeneration trait after you have maxed out your fav Archetype. Put one point into that trait, and you will be good to go.

2. Probability Cord

How does it sound to enhance the critical damage by 30%? And to top that with a buff in overall damage, Probability Cord should be a priority ring for any occasion. And if you are bagging a weapon with consistent crit hits, the damage output will increase by severalfold. And the biggest outcome is that you can equip this ring with almost all build and is my personal favorite one till now.

1. Blood Jewel

Let’s come to something totally melee-focused. And talking about focusing on melee, the best one you can put on is the Blood Jewel Ring. After a successful hit, your enemies will start bleeding. This bleeding effect will be in effect for 20 seconds. And these 20 seconds will cause your enemies a continuous 300+ damage. This bleeding state can even scale with your weapon damage. Means, the more you hit, the more they bleed. Moreover, the bleeding effect can even stack up to deal additional damage over time.

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From Remnant: From the Ashes to Remnant 2, we have traversed through multiverses, realms after realms, and fought off against countless nameless creatures that I care to look them in the Taxonomy. However, to survive in these cursed realms, a number of precautions had to be taken before running on the midfield and sniffing poisonous gas. As wearing rings were not enough, relics are another type of item that comes in quite handy, yet not being overly used.

Relics are more like consumable items that come with multiple purposes. From getting healed to even changing the playing style, some of the relics have really underrated perks. And there are several relics scattered here and there in the world of Remnant 2. In this guide, we will explore every bit of corner to know about all the Relics, what purposes do they possess, and where to find them. Hop in!

All Relics & Locations in Remnant 2

There are several Relics scattered throughout realms, and each one has its own unique ability. Let’s see what we have in stash for you.

• Blooming Heart

Effect: On use, heals the user for 35% of caster’s Max Health over 5s. Spawns 3 Healing Orbs which grant 35% of the caster’s Max Health over 5s. Orb lasts 20s. Recasting removes previous Orbs
Location: Go to either Imperial Gardens or the Expanding Glade in Yaesha. Find a square button on the ground inside a small structure at the top of a series of staircases. Step on and off the button, and remember the four symbols that appear. Go down the staircases and face the wall between them, and walk through the wall in front of you to find a hidden room. In the hidden room, insert the four symbols into the circular structure in the center of the room. The door ahead will be unlocked, and the Blooming Heart will be waiting to get blooomed.

• Constrained Heart

Effect: On use regenerates 20 Health per second for 5s and grants 2 Stacks of Bulwark while heal is active.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Crystal Heart

Effect: On use, regenerates 100% of Max Health over 10s, Movement Speed is reduced by 50%, and incoming damage is reduced by 25%. Lasts 10s.
Location: Repair the Loose Fuse at the Industrial Zone in N’Erud. The door next to the fuse will reveal the Constrained Heart.

• Decayed Heart

Effect: On use, causes the next 3 instances of enemy damage taken to trigger 40 Health regeneration over 3s. Lasts 30s.
Location: Walk past the first open area at the Corrupted Harbor in Root Earth. Then at the end of the corridor, there will be a path leading to the Decayed Heart.

• Dragon Heart

Effect: On use, heals 70 Health over 0.5s.
Location: Help Reggie to turn on the Reactor at Ward 13. You will be rewarded with the Dragon Heart in return.

• Enlarged Heart

Effect: Innate double-use speed. On use, heals 140 health over 0.5s. Relic capacity is halved.
Location: Buy from Cass at Ward 13.

• Lifeless Heart

Effect: On use, heals 30 Health over 0.5s. Relic capacity is doubled
Location: Fight the Corrupted Ravager boss and kill the Doe in Yaesha. Then, take the Raveger’s Mark amulet and head to the Raveger-Doe statue at the Forgotten Grove waypoint. By interacting the amulet with the statue, a hidden door will be opened and a tomb will be revealed. On the altar, you will find the Fruit of Death. Eat it 3 times, and you will be rewarded with the Lifeless Relic.

• Pulsing Heart

Effect: On use, pulses every 3s, healing allies within 7m for 20 Health over 0.5s per pulse. Lasts 15s.
Location: At Endaira’s End in Yaesha, there will be a pressure plate in the final room. Stand on the plate to reveal a hidden door that leads to a small maze. Find the endpoint of the maze, and you will come across a ladder. Vault over the barrier but don’t go up the stairs. There should be a hidden wall to the left. Walk through the hidden wall to discover the Pulsing Heart Relic.

• Quilted Heart

Effect: Does not provide standard healing. On use, negates Stamina Drain and causes Evades to heal for 15 Health over 0.25s. Lasts 20s.
Location: Interact with the Oracle of the Dran after bringing both children. You will be rewarded with the Quilted Heart.

• Reprocessed Heart

Effect: On use, converts 5 Health to 40 Mod Power per second for 25s for Both Weapons. Cannot die from conversion.
Location: Solve the puzzle in Portal Inertia at the Labyrinth.

• Resonating Heart

Effect: On use, regenerates 50% of Max Health over 5s. When heal ends, any overheal Health is Doubled and awarded over the next 20s.
Location: Can be found at Ashen Wasteland Checkpoint in Root Earth as a random drop.

• Ripened Heart

Effect: On use, heals 35 Health over 0.5s and an additional 70 over 5s.
Location: Plant the Thaen Seed in Ward 13 to grow a tree. It will produce a fruit. Leave it to ripen till you get matured Ripened Heart relic.

• Runed Heart

Effect: On use, increases Health Regeneration by 5 and generates 500 Mod Power over 10s.
Location: Can be found at the Labyrinth as a random drop.

• Salvaged Heart

Effect: Innate 50% Use Speed bonus. On use, heals 30 Health over 0.25s and restores 300% of current Grey Health.
Location: Craft at Drzyr Replicator. Required Materials: 10x Lumenite Crystals, 15x Relic Dust, 1500 Scrap.

• Shielded Heart

Effect: On use, grants a Shield for 100% of Current Health. Lasts 20s or until Shield is removed by damage
Location: Go to the Tower of the Unseen in N’Erud. Find the hall where E.D. Alpha is encountered. Then, find the statue at the back of the hall. Go around to the backside area of the statue and find the elevator. Trigger the elevator to go up, but don’t get into it. A hole will be revealed underneath. Jump down to access and insert a Stellar-Powered Cell. This will open a door on the side of the main hall. Go through it, and you will find the Shielded Heart.

• Siphon Heart

Effect: On use, grants 10% of base damage dealt as Lifesteal for 10s.
Location: Go to the Forgotten Prison dungeon in N’Erud. Defeat Tal’Ratha, the boss of the dungeon. You will get Shining Essence Echo as a reward. Take the Shining Essence Echo to The Custodian at the Abyssal Rift dungeon in N’Erud. The Custodian will give you the Siphon Heart in exchange for the Shining Essence Echo.

• Tormented Heart

Effect: Innate 20% Use Speed bonus. On use, deals 240 Explosive damage to enemies within 10m and Lifesteals 25% of damage dealt.
Location: Can be found in Losomn as a reward for sacrificing the Override Pin to the Nightweaver’s Web.

• Tranquil Heart

Effect: Passively grants 2 Health Regeneration per second. On use, doubles All Health Regeneration for 15s.
Location: Craft at Nimue. Required Materials: 1x Tormented Heart.

• Unsullied Heart

Effect: On use, heals for 100% of Current Health over 0.5s.
Location: Combine Faerin’s and Faelin’s Rings to create the One True King Sigil. Stash it and stand in front of the large sword-wielding statue in the Beatific Palace. The statue will raise and grant you the Unsullied Heart Relic.

• Void Heart

Effect: On use, reduces incoming damage by 50% for 4s. When buff ends, heals 100% of missing Health over 0.75s.
Location: Complete the N’erud storyline by collecting all 5 Seeker’s Keys and defeating the boss Sha’Hala: Spectral Guardian. Then, wait 12-24 hours in real time as this is a requirement to unlock the Alepsis-Taura. Travel to Alepsis-Taura purple-colored Void Heart can be found in the center of Alepsis-Taur.

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From Remnant: From the Ashes to Remnant 2, we traveled across several universes, and numerous realms, and faced battle against a great number of unnamed monsters. However, there were a number of safety measures that had to be done before sprinting on the midfield and smelling deadly gas in order to survive in these terrible regions. Relics are another kind of thing that comes in pretty useful yet isn’t frequently utilized, as if wearing rings weren’t enough.

Relics are more like consumable things that have several functions. Some of the relics have very underappreciated benefits ranging from healing to modifying the playing style. And there are various relics spread across Remnant 2’s land. In this guide, we will explore the very best of the best 5 relics you can use in Remnant 2. Hop in!

Top 5 Best Rings to Equip in Remnant 2

The Relics below have a variety of effects, from healing to modifying the playing style. This guide will explore the five best relics in the game, based on their usefulness and effectiveness.

Unsullied Heart

On use, heals for 100% of Current Health over 0.5s. The description for Unsullied Heart says it heals 100% of your current HP over 0.5 seconds. Now this might sound confusing, but it can come in handy in the worst possible time. Say, you are running on 10% of your total hp, and you think it would be the best time to trigger the relic. However, 100% of 10 units of your hp is 10, so you are getting a total of 20 hp after all. But say you are above 40-50% in the current state. In this kind of situation, an Unsullied Heart can be a drop of water in the desert.

Shielded Heart

Think of this as an armor with the same max hp that you currently have. On top of that, a shield on your heart will shield you only for 20 seconds max until it runs out of its hp juice. It works the best if you want to escape from the scene or are surrounded by hordes of enemies. An extra life shield lying on your back always comes in handy.

Reprocessed Heart

If you are building on mod, then the Reprocessed Heart can farm some more mod power for you. However, it comes at a cost, and unless you have a grip on this crazy gameplay, you should not go for Reprocessed Heart. What it will do is, it will convert 5 hp to 40 Mod Power per second. And it will last for 25 seconds for both of your weapons. On top of that, you cannot die from conversion. As I am into mod build quite lately, been using it up and draining my hp apparently just for some Mod Power.

Runed Heart

Now here’s another Relic I would want to bag in all the time. The Runed Heart increases your health regeneration by 5. On top of that, it will add an extra 500 Mod Power, which at most, will last for over 10 seconds. Additionally, the relic grants an extra non-specific health regeneration bonus.

Void Heart

One of the most mysterious ones yet in the field. The Void Heart is even quite hard to get your hands on. And after slaying Sha’Hala, the Spectral Guardian, you will be able to travel into the abyss known as Alepsis-Taura. Moreover, what you get from achieving this Void Heart is, the incoming damages will be reduced to 50% for at most 4 seconds. And after these 4 seconds, you will get return the health that you have lost during the damage for over 0.75 seconds. Not going to unstash, cap.

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Remnant 2 is finally here. After Remnant: From the Ashes’ massive success, it’s no surprise that we got a whole new sequel. The new third-person survival action RPG lets you team up with your friends and fight for your life in a post-apocalyptic world plagued by monsters and mythical beasts.

Whether you’re a melee combatant or a ranged fighter, you’ll have to rely on everything you got to overcome tough boss fights and ensure your and your team’s survivability. And one of the best ways to ensure victory against these creatures is by enhancing your weapon’s inherent capabilities.

This is where Amulets come in. Equipping an Amulet will give you various stat boosts for yourself and your weapons. Aside from stat boosts and enhanced damage output, some amulets can even drastically reduce your weapon reloading time. Furthermore, the amulets in Remnant 2 can even increase your max HP threshold.

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Chances are you’ll find these amulets scattered around the different worlds during your adventure. However, some can only be found as random drops for defeating different monsters and World Bosses.

Having said that, you can also purchase amulets from various merchants or have them crafted at the Drzyr Replicator. If you want to track down all the amulets in Remnant 2, then we’ve got you covered.

All Amulets in Remnant 2

Below are all the Amulets you can find in Remnant 2, along with the effects they grant and how to find them.

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Remnant 2 is one of the most-awaited titles of 2023. The game has sold more than 1 million copies in less than a week and more people are still getting into the game with time.

The title is a sequel to the popular Remnant: From the Ashes game. To keep it familiar, most of the in-game mechanisms have been carried over from that game to the latest one.

However, new locations, enemies, missions, and bosses have been added so players can experience the new fun of Remnant 2. So, despite some crashes and optimization issues, players have been enjoying the game to the fullest since the beginning.

Similar to the Prequel, the journey starts after playing a Prologue, where you are sent to Ward 13. In Ward 13, you can buy weapons, armor, and consumables.

However, to buy weapons and consumables, you need a lot of scraps, which you won’t get at the beginning of the game. But you can unlock a powerful MP60-R SMG, by opening the Cargo Container Room located at the very edge of Ward 13.

To open the Chest, you need a key code. You may not know it, but you already have what it takes to open Foot Locker or Chest in Ward 13. Here’s how to do it.

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How to Open the Ward 13 Chest?

After reaching Ward 13, here’s what you need to do:

1. Go to Ford’s room, located right above Ava McCabe and Don Rigler’s weapon customization workshop.

2. Locate the Chest inside the room.

3. Once you try to open the Chest, it’ll ask for a 4-digit passcode combination.

4. Press Tab and go to Inventory and right-click on Flashlight. Rotate the Flashlight using the right or left click of the mouse. You’ll find the required 4-digit code “0415” to unlock the Chest.

5. Use the 4-digit code on the Chest and press F. You’ll find a Cargo Container Key.

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You may wonder what to do with the Cargo Container Key. There’s a Cargo Control room somewhere in Ward 13. You can access the room with the key and find the MP60-R SMG inside the room.

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Remnant 2 has a lot more choices for the players in terms of weapons. Many aspects of the game get expanded in this sequel. From character class to weapons and even mods, there is nothing that doesn’t see an expansion in this game.

With the new expanded loot pool, devs have added a lot more weapon mods to the game. Remnant From Ashes had some good weapon mods for the players to use. This time around, there are a lot more of them. And even more viable and powerful mods have been added to the game. So here is a list of all the weapons you can find in Remnant 2.

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All Weapon Mods Listed

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