Amulet of Disease was added to ring of fireof shadow of tree expansion. This useful little accessory can be a real lifesaver in areas where you may be affected by fatal status effects such as Poison, Crimson Rot, Frostbite, and more.
Here’s what you need to know about the Amulet of Sickness and where to find it.
Amulet of Disease Statistics and Features
The weight of the Amulet of Disease is 0.6
This amulet temporarily increases your resistance to the last status effect applied to you. For example, if you’re poisoned, it becomes harder to get poisoned again in about two minutes. This makes it great in any situation where you’re dealing with status effects, but is especially useful when exploring any Poisoned Water or Crimson Rot areas.
Amulet of Disease Item Description
The Amulet of Disease item description is as follows:
“Amulet depicting soul lost due to disease. When certain diseases are triggered, this amulet protects against the same disease.
When weaklings become infected with the dreaded fly disease, they die before metamorphosis can occur.
Strangely, those who cared for the infected and ensured they were properly buried were never tortured themselves.
Where to find amulets for sickness
The Sickness Talisman can be found in the Sick Village in the northeastern part of the Graveyard Plains. This makes it available early in the DLC, giving you plenty of time to use it throughout the new content as needed.
Start by walking or fast traveling to the Great Bridge at Grays North Station, which is just west of the long bridge leading to the Ensis Castle Heritage Dungeon.
Starting from the Grace Ruins, head directly north to the ruins of the village ahead. Fight or pass through the various Pyrefly enemies lurking around and make your way to the top of the area near the largest building. To the right of the structure is a wooden platform overlooking the crevice below. There is a corpse on this platform holding a sick charm.
It’s nice that you get some extra protection after being infected with status effects, but it’s better to avoid them altogether, don’t you think? Good luck!
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