A silvery metal ring that gleams brightly as if only minutes old. It has a deep yellow stone set into it which glows with an eldritch light. This ring amplifies psychic ability.
Acquisition[]
Lone Wolf acquires the Psychic Ring in The Cauldron of Fear, after an unavoidable encounter with a Psychic Ghoul. It is implied that the Psychic Ghoul is Aibek, the son of Maghana (the master of a thieves' guild in Tahou). Depending on the path Lone Wolf takes however, it is however possible that Lone Wolf never encounters Maghana.
If Lone Wolf encountered Maghana, he will ask Lone Wolf to return the ring to him, but strangely Lone Wolf does not get the opportunity to do so even at the end of the book.
Usage[]
The Psychic Ring has two main uses. The first is to fight Zakhan Kimah at the end of The Cauldron of Fear. Zakhan Kimah is shrouded in a magical shield, and the Psychic Ring is one of the ways to penetrate the shield. It is also the option that provides the best combat odds in this unavoidable fight. The other use for the Psychic Ring is in The Prisoners of Time, in an unavoidable encounter with Shadow Reavers. If Lone Wolf engages the Shadow Reavers in psychic combat, the Psychic Ring provides a Combat Skill boost. There is a third possible use for the Psychic Ring: it can provide a +8 bonus to Combat Skill in an optional fight in The Cauldron of Fear against the Zadragon if Lone Wolf fails to solve the previous puzzle and doesn't have the Sommerswerd.