That sandstorm theory sounds interesting, maybe that is the Priestking. There are lots of other examples of magic use in the conan lore and most of them are more appropriate for a surviaval game. This would supply the wearer of the ring with an infinite amount of deamon minions without any effort. it enabels the wearer to summon a deamon with a prayer to set while he turns the ring on his finger. I hope that the ring of set doesn't apears in the game, because it is to powerful. i'm not sure if this is true, but there is a conan story where a group of sorcerers was able to transform themselves into a sandstorm (the people of the black circle). The diarys of razma imply that the sandstorm could be a person. The same place is mentioned in the diarys of razma. the dialogue of the pirate queen is tied to Mek-Kamoses, she explains where it is possible to remove the bracelets. Postat inițial de Whiskyfee:There are a few more clues. I really hope they do something great with this because discovering these story fragments and putting them together has been a real blast, I just wish I could do something with it! :D Mek seems like he'd double-cross me the moment he'd lay hands on that ring, though sorcerous abilities don't sound too bad, either! I'm thinking along the same lines, maybe the Warmaker is going to be able to reverse the curse of the sandstorm with it ( i know it wouldn't help his people anymore but he still seemed to feel kinda guilty about that whole incident), or I can learn something from it after giving it to the Archivist. it has me wondering what the Ancient Ones would want with it because. But, I think if it's as powreful an artifact as it's said to be. I'd probably take it to the Archivist or Warmaker rather than Mek. Whether or not that will be a part of the updates coming as full release approaches is something I don't know. But I suspect it will be a part of the story after the full game is officially released.
Postat inițial de Solomon Hawk:I haven't found any artifacts, even less the Serpent Ring.
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