Magical Lodestone

The source of power for the Marble Colossus found within his core. It is intended to give life to golems, but it can provide benefits to the living as well.

Tier	UT
On Equip	+6 ATT, +6 DEF, +6 SPD, +6 DEX
XP Bonus	7%
Soulbound
Feed Power	1,000

Loot Bag
Drops From	Marble Colossus Marble Epic Quest Chest

This powerful ring provides hefty boosts to four important stats. It is tied with the Forgotten Crown for the strongest DPS-increasing ring in the game (providing an overall +12 to offensive stats), however compared to the Crown it gives 6 DEF and 6 SPD instead of 110 HP, bolstering its wearer’s defensive power in a different way. 6 DEF is almost always inferior to 110 HP for survivability, so the true merit of this ring is the hefty SPD boost compared to the Crown.

The magnitude and importance of its four stat boosts make it effective on essentially any class, especially classes that benefit most from the huge DPS increase like Wizard or Warrior. It is especially effective on classes like Warrior and Paladin because they have high base HP already and in the case of Paladin can give themselves extra HP through their seals, making the SPD bonus more useful than HP for assisting in dodging. Rogues can also benefit from this ring as their cloaks remove the need for bonus HP, though they may consider the Collector’s Monocle instead for more offensive power. Necromancers can also use this ring effectively as the SPD and DEF help a slow and squishy class immensely and their skulls provide a sizeable HP boost already.

However, the lack of any sort of HP increase is detrimental to classes that rely on HP, and most players would prefer to use a HP-boosting ring instead such as the aforementioned Crown. If you are willing to give up extra HP for a hefty boost to offensive and defensive stats, then this ring is for you - granted, of course, that you have one.

The ring was sometimes referred to as the potato or lemon due to its old sprite. Even to this day, “potato” seems to have stuck around as a nickname of sorts for this item.

Before Lost Halls 2.0, this ring used to give: +5 ATT, +5 DEF, +5 SPD, +5 DEX

The ring had the following sprite before Patch X.26.0:

Marble Paladin Set
Sword of the Colossus Marble Seal Breastplate of New Life Magical Lodestone

Untiered Rings
UT. Corsair Ring UT. Spider’s Eye Ring UT. Snake Eye Ring UT. Crystal Bone Ring UT. Candy Ring UT. Fairy Ring UT. Coral Ring UT. Captain’s Ring UT. Ring of Divine Faith UT. Amulet of Dispersion UT. The Forgotten Ring UT. Ring of Decades UT. Experimental Ring UT. Locked Reactor UT. Esben’s Wedding Ring UT. Ring of the Sphinx UT. Ring of the Nile UT. Ring of the Pyramid UT. Enchanted Ice Shard UT. Ring of the Northern Light UT. Frimarra UT. Crystallised Mist UT. E.Y.E. UT. Magical Lodestone UT. Bloodshed Ring UT. Sourcestone UT. Bracer of the Guardian UT. The Twilight Gemstone UT. The Forgotten Crown UT. Chancellor’s Cranium UT. Collector’s Monocle UT. Divine Coronation UT. Battalion Banner UT. Exalted God’s Horn UT. Omnipotence Ring
Set Tiered Rings
ST. First Mate’s Hook ST. Ring of the Covetous Heart ST. Geb’s Ring of Wisdom ST. Akuma’s Tear ST. Spectral Ring of Horrors ST. Ring of Pure Wishes ST. Honey Circlet ST. Ring of Pagan Favor ST. Heavenly Magatama ST. Ruthven’s Rosary ST. Amulet of Drakefyre ST. Horrific Claws ST. Revenant Ring ST. Chrysanthemum Corsage ST. Pernicious Peridot ST. Aquamarine Amulet ST. Flames of Genesis ST. Interregnum ST. Hivemind Circlet ST. Traveler’s Trinket ST. Eye of the Void ST. Bloodstone Ring ST. Rusty Cuffs ST. Ring of the Inferno ST. Radiant Heart ST. Imperial Keepsake ST. Performer’s Hat ST. C.O.N.T.R.O.L.L.E.R. ST. Heavenly Halo ST. Regal Ring ST. Omni-Impotence Ring ST. Cuband ST. Defiled Equilibrium ST. Alien Core: Corrosion ST. Alien Core: Dark Matter ST. Alien Core: Power ST. Alien Core: Warp ST. Gjallarhorn