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Major Spear-Thrower's Ring is an epic ring in Windrose. It modifies pierce damage when worn in an accessory slot. It is the top-tier ring in its line, carrying the strongest bonus and requiring Tumbaga Ingots and Sapphire to craft.

Major Spear-Thrower's Ring icon from Windrose

Overview

Field	Value
Rarity	Epic
Slot	Ring (accessory)
Item Level	3
Effect	Increases Pierce Damage by 12%
Crafted at	Jewelery Table

Effect

Increases Pierce Damage by 12%

Pierce damage applies to thrusting attacks from spears, rapiers, pikes, and most thrown weapons. Wear this ring on builds that use a piercing main weapon or spear throws.

How to Obtain

Crafted at the Jewelery Table. The Jewelery Table is the base accessory workbench in Windrose. It must be placed indoors under a Roof and within range of a Bonfire to function, and it is one of only three base stations that demand a roof. Building it the first time costs Wood x10, Foothills Iron Ingot x5, and Silver Ingot x3, and the finished station has 4,500 max health.

Two upgrade extenders, the Jeweler's Bench and the Jewelery Cabinet, slot into the table footprint to widen its recipe list. The ring economy runs in stages: produce the base ring first, then feed it back into the table with Gold Ingot and Silver Ingot plus the gem upgrade to reach the Major tier. See the Ascend Cost table below for the exact upgrade ingredients.

Recipe

Image	Ingredient	Quantity
	Silver Ingot	10
	Tumbaga Ingot	10
	Sapphire	3

Tier Comparison

Rings in the Spear-Thrower's Ring line share the same base effect; each tier increases the magnitude. The Major Spear-Thrower's Ring sits at the Epic tier. The full line:

Tier	Ring	Effect
Uncommon	Minor Spear-Thrower's Ring	Increases Pierce Damage by 6%
Rare	Spear-Thrower's Ring	Increases Pierce Damage by 9%
Epic	Major Spear-Thrower's Ring	Increases Pierce Damage by 12%

Governed Playstyle

Pierce damage covers thrusting and stabbing attacks, so this ring rewards builds whose main weapon deals pierce. The Rapier is the clearest fit, and pierce also applies to thrown attacks, so spear-throw playstyles gain from the same bonus. Because the boost is a flat percentage on pierce, it does nothing for blunt or slashing weapons; wear it only when your damage is genuinely piercing. Precision-scaling builds that lean on the Rapier line through the Precision stat get the most consistent return.

Crafting Materials

Every ingredient in the recipe is gathered or refined elsewhere in the world before you reach the Jewelery Table. Plan a short gathering loop so you have all three stacks ready.

Material	Source	Notes
Silver Ingot	Smelted from silver ore at a smelting furnace.	Also returned when you disassemble the ring, so the silver cost is partly recoverable.
Tumbaga Ingot	Recovered from chests tied to Blackbeard Treasure Maps.	The same ascension metal used to push weapons from Rare to Epic, so it competes with your weapon upgrades.
Sapphire	A Rare gem found in ancient vaults out in the world.	Stacks to 100 and feeds 54 different jewelery recipes, so gather it in bulk.

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.
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

The black stone set in the ring resembles obsidian, from which ancient peoples crafted spearheads.

Details

Properties

Property	Value
Item Level	3

Crafted By

Crafted at: Jewelery Table

Ingredient	Quantity
Silver Ingot	x10
Tumbaga Ingot	x10
Sapphire	x3

Ascend Cost

Ascend at: Jewelery Table

Ingredient	Quantity
Spear-Thrower's Ring	x1
Gold Ingot	x15
Silver Ingot	x15

Disassembles Into

Material	Quantity
Silver Ingot	×3

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