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{{Item Sections}}<section begin="Item Image"/>{{Item Image|Rajas.png}}<section end="Item Image"/> | {{Item Sections}}<section begin="Item Image"/>{{Item Image|Rajas.png|Rajas Ring}}<section end="Item Image"/> | ||
==Statistics== | ==Statistics== | ||
{{Item Statistics | {{Item Statistics | ||
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| tags = {{Rare}}{{Exclusive}} | | tags = {{Rare}}{{Exclusive}} | ||
| slot = Ring | | slot = Ring | ||
| stats = {{stat|STR|+2~5}} {{stat|DEX|+2~5}}<br>{{stat|Store TP|+5}}<br>{{stat|Subtle Blow|+5}} | | stats = {{stat|STR|+2~5}} {{stat|DEX|+2~5}} <br>{{stat|Store TP|+5}} <br>{{stat|Subtle Blow|+5}} | ||
| level = 30 | | level = 30 | ||
| notes = '' | | notes = ''Notes'': | ||
*The | *The [[Strength]] and [[Dexterity]] stats increase by 1 for every 15 levels, from +2 at level 30 up to +5 at level 75. | ||
: ''Level 30:'' STR+2, DEX+2. | |||
: ''Level 45:'' STR+3, DEX+3. | |||
: ''Level 60:'' STR+4, DEX+4. | |||
: ''Level 75:'' STR+5, DEX+5. | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Horizon Changes {{changes}}== | |||
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==Other Uses== | ==Other Uses== | ||
{{Used In | {{Used In | ||
| resale price = none | | resale price = none | ||
}} | }} | ||
==How to Obtain== | ==How to Obtain== | ||
{{AH|Undeliverable Exclusive}} | {{AH|Undeliverable Exclusive}} | ||
===Mission=== | ===Mission=== | ||
*One of three rings that can be chosen as the final reward upon completion of [[Dawn|Promathia Mission 8-4 "Dawn"]]. ''(Choice of [[Rajas Ring]], [[Sattva Ring]], or [[Tamas Ring]].)'' | |||
==Historical Background== | ==Historical Background== | ||
"Rajas", or rajoguna, is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of restlessness, activity, or passion; it is linked to [[Shiva]] the Destroyer in the Hindu Trimurti. Rajas is seen as an excitable force, but also includes [[Skull of Lust|lust]]. It is contrasted with the quality of [[Tamas Ring|tamas]] and [[Sattva Ring|sattva]]. The force of Rajas promotes action, change, mutation, passion, excitement, birth, creation, and generation. Rajas is seen as less positive than Sattva, but less negative than Tamas. Even though Rajas is the pursuit of pleasure, it will eventually result in pain. | "Rajas", or rajoguna, is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of restlessness, activity, or passion; it is linked to [[Shiva]] the Destroyer in the Hindu Trimurti. Rajas is seen as an excitable force, but also includes [[Skull of Lust|lust]]. It is contrasted with the quality of [[Tamas Ring|tamas]] and [[Sattva Ring|sattva]]. The force of Rajas promotes action, change, mutation, passion, excitement, birth, creation, and generation. Rajas is seen as less positive than Sattva, but less negative than Tamas. Even though Rajas is the pursuit of pleasure, it will eventually result in pain. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:29, 1 September 2023
Statistics
Notes:
- The Strength and Dexterity stats increase by 1 for every 15 levels, from +2 at level 30 up to +5 at level 75.
- Level 30: STR+2, DEX+2.
- Level 45: STR+3, DEX+3.
- Level 60: STR+4, DEX+4.
- Level 75: STR+5, DEX+5.
Horizon Changes 
none
Other Uses
| Resale Price: Cannot be sold to NPCs. |
How to Obtain
Cannot be auctioned, traded, bazaared, or delivered. 
Mission
- One of three rings that can be chosen as the final reward upon completion of Promathia Mission 8-4 "Dawn". (Choice of Rajas Ring, Sattva Ring, or Tamas Ring.)
Historical Background
"Rajas", or rajoguna, is a Sanskrit word that refers to the quality of restlessness, activity, or passion; it is linked to Shiva the Destroyer in the Hindu Trimurti. Rajas is seen as an excitable force, but also includes lust. It is contrasted with the quality of tamas and sattva. The force of Rajas promotes action, change, mutation, passion, excitement, birth, creation, and generation. Rajas is seen as less positive than Sattva, but less negative than Tamas. Even though Rajas is the pursuit of pleasure, it will eventually result in pain.
