Wolf Ring is a Ring in Dark Souls 3.
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Wolf Ring Effect
- Increases Poise by the base factor of + 4
- +1 Version (NG+): + 6
- +2 Version (NG++): + 8
- +3 Version (The Ringed City): +9
- The ring gives you slightly less extra poise depending on how large your current poise already is.
- ExtraPoise = WolfPoise − WolfPoise * Poise / 100
- Therefore with no armor, the base version of the ring gives you 4 extra poise.
- When you (for example) already have 12 Poise, the ring only gives you 4 − 0.48 = 3.52 extra poise.
- Weight: 0.50
Where to Find Wolf Ring
- Rank 2 reward for the Watchdogs of Farron covenant. (You MUST offer 30 Wolf's Blood Swordgrass to reach rank 2)
- +1 Version (NG+): Can be found on a corpse immediately outside the Keep Ruins bonfire building in Farron Keep.
- +2 Version (NG++): Can be found in area after Iudex Gundyr boss fight behind the door. () (video location)
- +3 Version (The Ringed City): Dropped by Seeker of the Spurned. (Video Location)
Notes
- Poise gained is affected by current poise. Already Poise heavy armors will result in diminishing returns.
Trivia
- Unlike its DS1 counterpart, this version of the ring does not give you an aura. Because of that and the fact that it has no apparent effect on the wearer, you cannot tell when someone is using this ring online.
- This is the only Artorias related equipment to actually refer him by said name, not "wolf knight" or "abysswalker"
- This is the only ring relating to the 4 knights of Gwyn that has +1, +2, and +3 variants
- An article about Artorias, The Abyss Watchers.
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Note that the thing about giving less poise the more you have is not a function of this ring, it's just how poise works in general. Poise is effectively a type of absorption, so the displayed poise is the total percentage reduction you get by multiplying the reductions from each source of reduction. No matter what, it will reduce incoming poise damage by 4/6/8/9%
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Does the plus 3 version count towards the achievement if you didn't get the normal one? I don't really want to farm for it.
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what's the point of this ring if poise doesn't exist at all in this game
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what's the point of this ring if with havel's you can wear heavier armour which gives poise as well as resistance, and you can get havel's ring much earlier than this one
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Spend hours grinding against Ghru enemies or force your way through 30 Farron Fight Clubs for a useless Ring to get the "All Rings" achievement. Trade all those extra Pale Tongues you got from the Darkwraiths who fight the Ghru for a Staff that scales off of LUCK. Wait for a Darkmoon summon that's never coming since nobody's using Way of Blue any more, or hit about 400 item discovery and fight about 400 Silver Knights to get Darkmoon Blade for the Miracle achievement. Wait for a host to fall off a ledge 30 times to get Warmth for the Pyromancy achievement, or it's off to the B O N E Z O N E with you. At least it's easy enough to get Sunlight Medals and Human Dregs...
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Is there a ring to deal more poise damage like that one near the start of ds2?
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This ring is useful for glaive/halberd builds trying to get over the 43 poise breakpoint needed to hyperarmor one 2h glaive attack, and 46 poise breakpoint needed to hyperarmor 1-handed greatsword attack.
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Full Havel's, poise ring, perseverance
Staggered by a naked man using his fists
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Of all the rings in the game they chose THIS SHT to upgrade.
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It's basically useless, it gives diminishing returns on poise when it already has very low base value.
E.g if you had 25 poise the formula becomes
4 -(4*25/100) = 3poise and the bonus gets Lower and lower as you stack more poise.
At 44 poise you only get: 4-(4*44/100) = 2.24.
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Why even put +1/+2 rings in ng+ when you can get +3 on ng? I get that dlc was released later, but they do it every time.. Also many rings base versions seems just useless and Wolf Ring require so much farm you can just get +3 faster. I think on the launch of the game it was different, but am I right about today, or missing something?
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the only time that wolf ring is decent is:
SL 27-60 accounts that can't use a heavy armor even with havel's ring.
sou can use wolf's ring with a light/medium armor and still having a good hyper armor along with a greatsword/longsword/Straightswords
wolf's ring is acceptable in low levels but for arena and high lvl invasion is literraly useless
So it barely adds poise when poise is almost useless? Why? Why nerf poise AND the ring which gives poise?
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IT ONLY ADS 4 FOOKIN POISE?
Why anyone would waste a ring slot on this instead of something like the Prisoners Chain or FaP Ring is beyond me.
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Why did they even bother adding it? jesus christ the state of bb pvp slapped from so hard they nerfed all the good s**t that made dark souls iconic in to oblivion in ds3. I sure as hell hope elden ring don't suffer the same fate.
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This page seems to suggest that this ring provides flat +4/6/8/9 increases to poise, when actually those are only the increases when you're naked. The build maker at Soulsplanner states that the Wolf +3 is a simple 9% increase to poise, but that also is incorrect. Despite this the calculator still gives accurate values and can be trusted.
When you have 00.00 base poise, wearing the Wolf +3 gives you 9.00 extra poise for 09.00 total.
When you have 09.90 base poise, wearing the Wolf +3 gives you 8.11 extra poise for 18.01 total.
When you have 20.10 base poise, wearing the Wolf +3 gives you 7.19 extra poise for 27.29 total.
When you have 20.10 base poise, wearing the Wolf +0 gives you 3.20 extra poise for 23.30 total.
From this it seems that when your base poise is 'P', and the ring provides an extra W when naked, these are the formula:
Extra poise = W(1 - 1/100 * P)
Total poise = P + W(1 - 1/100 P)
Total poise = P + W - WP / 100
So if you'd like at least P' poise after wearing the ring, you need a base poise of
Base poise = (P' - W) / (1 - W / 100)
I'd go Havel's everytime if I was tryharding since you also get extra absorption, but damn those fat armours are ugly. To me, this ring seems to have two uses: fashion souls, and sub metalevel builds with high stat demands that also need poise.
The Wolf ring can push some of the more fashionable armour pieces into practicality so you're not so disgusting to behold.
At SL120 you should always have enough stats, but below that you can wear both the Wolf and Havel's ring to save a lot on Vitality and make some stat demanding weapons more viable at lower levels than they would be otherwise. Of course you're still missing out on another useful ring, so it's probably still suboptimal. Maybe only swap in the Wolf ring if you're up against a high poise damage weapon.
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Havel's Ring always outclasses Wolf Ring. Wolf Ring's only benefit is that it can be quickly swapped in the heat of battle. Instead of swapping rings AND armor to gain more poise like you'd have to do with Havel's Ring, you can just swap one ring to get a bit more poise with Wolf Ring. In short, use Havel's Ring over Wolf Ring unless you're planning on swapping real quick during battle.
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What are the details on how this ring works? What weapon classes benefit from it?
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I sold the basic wolf ring, can I get it again if I keep giving the plants?
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I won't believe that poise exists until i see daggers and similar lightweight weapons bounce off a heavy armor. Hyper armor is NOT the poise we grew up with.
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I need help with the master of rings Achievement if anyone wanna help and give me the ring my steam friend code is 222228147 and thanks in advance
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Why is this poise meme still alive, does no one know that it's active during hyper armor frames?
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It’s 2020 and people still don’t know how to use poise. LUH MAO.
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I need the unupgraded version for the all rings achievement, its the last eing and achievement I need. If anyone has this ring and is willing to let me pick it up and give it right back to you please let me know. PSN: WhitestMexican7
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i find this usefull agains people with the same weapon, this ring can help a bit to make the diference and trade 1 hit for 2.
still not very usefull but if you have a extra ring slot use this ring is not that terrible but very specific
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Poise is a government conspiracy in DS3. This is literally useless lmao
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+3 Version (The Ringed City): Dropped by Seeker of the Spurned. (Video Location)
He will not spawn if playing offline. You must be embered and online.
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Actually, this ring a good choice for PvP-arena or duels. When you think what's better: Wolf ring or Havel's Ring, you already know answer: Havel's better, but... When u wear Havel's Ring and get heavier armor, u get more defence and with heavier armor u SHOULD to wear Havel's ring everytime. And wolf ring u can just swap for more suitable ring (if u fight against light weapon, like straight swords or curved swords and u know you have enough poise to trade with them without Wolf ring), that's a very good option. Also, if u know poise breakpoints of your weapon and weapon of your opponent, u can just surprise him with extra poise points and win the trade. This ring definetly not necessary for "mail ring slot", but just keep it in your inventory for duels.
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only 9 poise with the +3 ring? This ring is useless LOL, with the lothric spear you get +15 poise
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The only time you should use this is with very specific weapon, armor, and weight breakpoints. Not useless, but close.
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Should I use this on the Hollow Greatsword because of the great hyper armor?
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*the placeholder ring, this ring does absolutely nothing, it depicts a wolf for some reason, and looks very old, it's said to boost this thing called POISE, but poise no one knows what poise is, because it seemingly doesn't exist
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No matter how you defend poise in this game, it s utter trash caused by bloodborne s influence and braindead fanboys who spams their straight swords the whole day. This mechanic and absorption stats that stacks diminishingly totally ruined heavy knight builds and the npc who are actual heavy knights are either buffed with artifficial difficulty or given ds1 poise just for being 0,30 cm taller.
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Even if you wear this, you will still probably get staggered by a straight sword.
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Please, can anybody left this ring (version normal - adquired across 2 nível of convenant of wathdogs of farron) for me? My id in PSN is GODOFWARSmars11
So, through thorough testing with different VIT levels, it seems that wearing Havel's Ring and better poise armor leaves you with more defensive stats (since it's better armor) and anywhere from 0-2 less poise if not slightly more (tested with +3 versions). Now, if you're going to maximum poise - that is, full havel's - then due to diminishing returns on poise, you're only going to get 4.48 extra poise instead of the advertised 9. In conclusion: This thing is worthless, I won't apologize for hurting your feelings, stop defending it.
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Ah, the old wolf ring, darkmoon blade, warmth and great lightning spear battle, the real final boss of Dark Souls 3. Don't go hollow trying to get this one lads, after all the only people who will know you have it are you and the weirdo who decides to stalk you achievement profile.
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can anyone drop this ring for me please? For some reason I never get summoned for the covenant. please help (my psn is: mokyaffe)
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Poise.........Is...........Turned..........Off............In.........This.....Game. So this ring is a joke. Anyone pretending this ring has an effect, is a noob who doesn't do research. The game has literally been HACKED, to turn on Poise, and played offline to see the affect. Dark Souls 3, has no poise. If you disagree, you're wrong.
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For all the people who think its useless for whatever reason: its not. Example? I wore Ringed knight set and used Ringed Knight Paired GS on Sould of cinder, without wolf ring I was stopped mid-animation and didn't even manage to hit the boss. However with Wolf Ring +3 equipped I was able to perform attack animation and it does huge difference. Of course it doesn't make difference for every creatures attacks, but it certainly might be useful.
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Yes, you will get a miniscule, almost invisible increase in hyperarmor with the +3 version, but you could also just equip the Havel's Ring +3 and some higher poise armor to also get better resistances with less diminishing poise returns. This really only has a use if you have garbage VIT, making the +19% equip load from Havel's equal 2 pounds or something.
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numbers aren't exact, i had 50 poise with havel set and the plus 3 only added 4 poise.
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This is the most op ring. Someone, get from to nerf it. The poise in this game is too strong.
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When you want higher poise, but you just can't let go of your fashion.
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I almost for got about the Wolf Ring +1 in my mission to collect all rings (Not including DLC).
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Love seeing all the comments saying “poise means nothing in ds3”. Until you meet a poise tank that out-trades you because they just won’t stagger
Useless ring as wearing Havels ring and heavier armor will most of the times give you higher poise and also higher absorption.
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So in case i sold it because i thought "I don't need this i got the +3 version" and than it's the last ring i need for the trophy, is there any way to get it again? Because i farmed 30 again and he gave me nothing. Thanks in advance.
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Two ways to get the swordgrasses for the ring:
1) stay at lvl 20ish. Level vigor and stamina and str enough to use a raw great club/ frozen great club two handed (19 str I think). Then get summoned until you earn 30 before you level up higher.
2) go to the fortress bonfire with the three ghrus in NG but after you beat the game (killing them by then will super easy). Left hand the crystal sage rapier, wear the symbol of avarice and the gold serpent ring (+3 if you beat the ringed city). Now use a gold coin and pull your strongest attack. I used the black knight sword two handed r1s and got 4 runs before the effect ran out. By run 10 I had the two swordgrasses I needed to get covenant lvl 2 (all I wanted was the curved sword).
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In Dark Souls 1, Artorias has a +40 poise boost with this ring.
In Dark Souls 3, Artorias has a +3.36 poise boost with this ring.
Damn is this ring useless.
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Can someone please help me?? Its last ring for trophy. I can t find anytone in Farron ;/
PSN: DziobasDZB
Level: 100
Can someone please help me last ring i need for trophy. Ill give you whatever weapon you want or something else.
PSN: davinciofgames
Level: 112
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Anyone on PC have a spare of the regular version? It's the last ring I need for the ring achievement but I don't want to have to farm 30 Wolf's Blood Swordgrass for it. Send me a message on Steam, username's OculusNuva.
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Anyone needs this on xbox one?
Got one to spare
Write a msg if u do
Gt: StF Kain
realy, the only point of this ring is if you hhave a low weight armor miracle build, pretty much useless fr anything else.
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omg why did they nerf it, its actually useful fo builds with low poise to equip this ring and when using hyperarmor frames with the trade.
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Hi does anybody gave the regular ring that would let me hold it just for a second to get the trophy? I'll give it back and in return can give you all other rings, slave knight Gael soul, lord of cinder soul, twin princes soul, consumed king soul and champion gundyr soul. Please :)
Message me on psn: jacobnator2000
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I don't have the regular ring but I have the plus 1 ring. Will the dlc drop the +3 or the regular ring?
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great ring if you ACTUALLY had poise... oh wait even if you had poise it still***** compared to ds1
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Why did they nerf these rings to the ground? Hell, the +3 version only gives one point more compared to the others that at least of a 2 point increase. The patch is now way to favored for fat-armored poise stacking...
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you know, I feel like this is the only item that says his actual name
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Is this ring usefull on light armors? I want it to have some poise and not be staggered so easy, i've got the +3 version and i think it is but i dont really now :(
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Need this ring for the trophy if a kind soul wants to lend me psn : eduardonort
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I just got the +3 but it only boosts my poise by exactly 4.62. Where did this faq obtain it's 9 poise boost from or does it mean 9%?
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Please, I need the Wolf Ring for the trophy; I'll give it back whenever. I just don't want to do the whole invader shtick again for the third time. PSN: Zeal_Is_Magic
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Anyone that already has the Rings trophy, could you please give it to me? I need it for the achievement. PSN: Euronezian
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