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Cutthroat Ring is an rare ring in Windrose. It modifies critical damage when worn in an accessory slot. It is the mid-tier ring in its line, carrying a stronger bonus than the Minor version and worth upgrading to once you have access to Sapphire.

Cutthroat Ring icon from Windrose

Overview

Field	Value
Rarity	Rare
Slot	Ring (accessory)
Item Level	1
Effect	Increases Critical Damage by 20%
Crafted at	Jewelery Table

Effect

Increases Critical Damage by 20%

Critical damage boosts only the extra damage dealt on a crit. The bonus does nothing until a crit actually triggers, so pair it with weapons or rings that raise Critical Hit Chance to make the most of it.

How to Obtain

Crafted at the Jewelery Table. The Jewelery Table is the accessory workbench in Windrose and must be placed indoors under a roof and within range of a Bonfire to function. Building it the first time requires Wood, Foothills Iron Ingot, and Silver Ingot.

Recipe

Image	Ingredient	Quantity
	Silver Ingot	10
	Sapphire	2

Tier Comparison

Rings in the Cutthroat Ring line share the same base effect; each tier increases the magnitude. The Cutthroat Ring sits at the Rare tier. The full line:

Tier	Ring	Effect
Uncommon	Minor Cutthroat Ring	Increases Critical Damage by 10%
Rare	Cutthroat Ring	Increases Critical Damage by 20%
Epic	Major Cutthroat Ring	Increases Critical Damage by 30%

Tips

Windrose characters have three accessory slots: one ring slot, one necklace slot, and one miscellaneous slot. Only one ring can be worn at a time, so pick the one whose bonus best matches your primary weapon or task.
Cutthroat (crit damage) only pays off when you actually crit, so combining it with a Jaguar Ring (crit chance) is the standard pairing.
When you have access to higher-tier materials, upgrade to the Major Cutthroat Ring for a stronger bonus.
Any ring crafted at the Jewelery Table can be broken down at the Disassembly Table, returning a portion of its silver. If you swap to a different ring effect, disassembling the old one recovers some of the materials.

Flavor Text

They say Francis Drake cast a ring like this after his first raid on Nombre de Dios, where he seized Spanish gold. The Spaniards, of course, put a huge bounty on his head for the insult.

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