Unadorned Steel Circlet
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| Level | 1 | |
| Game Update #51 |
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| Elements of Corruption |
The item box for this says "A twisted steel circlet that appears to be missing ten jewels."
If you examine it you get a box that says, "This finely wrought circlet bears ten empty sockets that must once have held sizable gems. A tingle in the metal hints of enormous elemental energies that will be released should those sockets be filled."
Choices under it say "But which gems should one use?", "insert the gems into the sockets", and "Release the circlet".
If you click on the first option, you get the following message: "As soon as you even begin to formulate the query in your head, a wave of foreign consciousness invades you. Your brain feels fit to burst as the entity attempts to occupy a space too small to house it. The sensation is brief but skull splitting, and as the entity leaves you, you are suddenly aware of what the circlet desires."
The exact combinations of the 4 gems (Crystalized Essence of Water, Crystalized Essence of Air, Crystalized Essence of Fire and Crystalized Essence of Earth) vary by class. The circlet will tell you how many of each gem it wants when you examine it.
- Coercer: 2 Air, 3 Water, 2 Fire, 3 Earth creates Fireborn Circlet of Coercion
- Conjuror: 2 Air, 1 Water, 4 Fire, 3 Earth creates Nethersummoned Circlet of Voidfire
- Illusionist: 2 Air, 3 Water, 2 Fire, 3 Earth creates Fireborn Circlet of Illusion
- Necromancer: 4 Earth, 3 Fire, 2 Air, 1 Water creates Nethersummoned Circlet of Voidfire
- Warlock: 4 Air, 3 Water, 2 Earth, 1 Fire creates Ethermage's Noxious Circlet
- Wizard: 4 Water, 3 Air, 2 Fire and 1 Earth creates Ethermage's Icy Circlet
These gems drop from the named mobs in Ward of Elements.
The resulting, completed, circlet can then be bound to your T2 head piece. It is unclear what can be done if you already have your T3 head piece at the time that you complete your circlet. The circlet makes the 8th piece of T3 armor available to each mage class, and counts toward you 7-piece set bonus.
See Tier 3 Shard Armor for a table of all Tier 3 armor and jewelery.
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