Jewelry
From Istaria Lexica
Jewelry raises significant the character stats. Besides the decorative aspect the jewelry is as important as armor. Jewelry is crafted by a Jeweler using the Jewelcraft skill. The jewelry may have techniques applied to further improve the boost gain. A complete set consists of two earrings, two rings, two bracelets and one necklace. For adventure tasks usually the health jewelry or the broken jewelry is used. For crafting purposes use the jewelry that boosts the appropriate skill, check the Attribute Skill Chart.
| Benefit | Jewelry |
|---|---|
| Armor | Armor Jewelry |
| Dexterity | Dexterity Jewelry |
| Focus | Focus Jewelry |
| Health | Health Jewelry |
| Power | Power Jewelry |
| Strength | Strength Jewelry |
| Various | Broken Jewelry |
Usable By[edit]
Jewelry can be used by: Flame Disciple, Ranger, Spirit Disciple, Blacksmith, Gatherer, Scholar, Shaman, Sorcerer, Blood Mage, Tailor, Alchemist, Druid, Spellcrafter, Storm Disciple, Conjurer, Enchanter, Guardian, Monk, Paladin, Scout, Reaver, Spearman, Fitter, Warrior, Weaver, Berserker, Cleric, Ice Disciple, Confectioner, Battle Mage, Healer, Crossbowman, Knight of Creation, Spiritist, Miner, Jeweler, Weaponsmith, Mason, Tinkerer, Mage, Outfitter, Fletcher, Chaos Warrior, Wizard, Armorer, Elemental Archer, Carpenter
Rewards/Single Pieces[edit]
Jewelry set items[edit]
Jewelry set items are rings, earrings and necklaces that once dropped as ultra rare loot from Tier 6 monsters and are no longer generally available in Istaria. They are made for specific classes and the more pieces you wear, the better the buff gets. There are eight different jewelry sets. Once equipped the items cannot be traded anymore.
