Oblivion Remastered Ring Of Destruction Location

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In “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered,” the “Ring of Destruction” proves to be a valuable item for players to acquire early on, especially once they step out of the tutorial and venture into the expansive world of Cyrodiil.

However, locating this enchanted item that boosts the Destruction Skill may not be as simple as knowing its precise location, given its elusive nature. To begin with, let’s determine where players should travel in their journey to obtain this ring early on. Following that, we’ll outline the specific steps they must follow to secure it before it becomes unobtainable.

How To Find Ring Of Destruction In Oblivion Remastered

Items imbued with magic, like the “Ring of Destruction,” not only hold significant worth, but they also significantly enhance the abilities of characters before they encounter formidable foes in Cyrodiil. To acquire this precious ring, players need to venture to the southwestern coast of Lake Rumare, specifically to the Ayleid Ruins of Fanacasecul, which lie outside the Imperial City. By following the directions in the images provided, you can discover its hidden location.

As a passionate player, I’d share this hint: The magical ring is hidden beneath a distinctive rock structure nestled below the initial pier jutting into the lake, offering a panoramic view of the Imperial City. To spot it, cast your gaze slightly to the right from where the Conjurer adversary emerges (near a bedroll and an Ayleid chest at the circular end of the pier). Look towards the bottom right corner, where you’ll find a broken barrel. From there, leap into the water and face the opposite direction. You should see a peculiar rock formation that resembles a small, triangular or ‘A’-shaped cavern. Dive down and scrutinize the stones on the right side of this formation to find your prize – the enchanting ring!

If players still haven’t discovered the precise location, I’ll provide a step-by-step guide on locating the Ring of Destruction in the updated game, Oblivion Remastered:

1. Travel to the Imperial City and speak with the Mage’s Guild representative located within the Arcane University.
2. Accept the quest titled “Breaking the Reach.”
3. Follow the quest marker to Bruma, where you will encounter a bandit fortress known as Camp Bloodmoon.
4. Defeat the bandits within and search the area for a chest containing the Ring of Destruction.
5. Return to the Mage’s Guild representative in the Imperial City to complete the quest and receive your reward.

Good luck, adventurer!

  1. Travel to Fanacasecul, south of Weye (the spot where players can find the Jewel of the Rumare, another useful ring).
  2. Look for the place with the broken barrel, on the ledge next to the water surface on the first pier of the ruins.
  3. Face the lake and step in the water, now turn around and dive.
  4. Look for a rock formation that looks like an ‘A’ shaped cave.
  5. Now, spot the ring between two stones on the bottom left side of the formation, and grab it.

There’s a possibility the ring could be missing due to it being moved by wandering enemies (Mudcrabs) or simply left on the ground. If this occurs, consider reverting back to an earlier save and revisit Fanacasecul to check if the ring has respawned.

The Ring of Destruction enhances a magic school’s ability by 8, which means the skill can exceed 100 points (go over the cap). This is advantageous because as the destruction skill increases, the less magicka you need to cast lower-level spells.

When venturing back through the game levels, keep in mind that there’s a slim possibility you might stumble upon an upgraded ring with a +10 enchantment hidden somewhere. However, since the ring is submerged and the game mechanics can be unpredictable, it’s wise to grab it at level 1 directly from the Imperial Prison Sewers to avoid the heartache of losing it later when you truly need it most.

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2025-05-05 22:49