You can give the Jade Hair Ornament to two different characters in the game, Stockpile Thomas or Sparkly, each offering a unique and valuable ring in exchange. Your choice will depend on which ring best suits your playstyle and current needs.
Options for Giving the Jade Hair Ornament
Here's a breakdown of who you can give the Jade Hair Ornament to and the rewards you'll receive:
| Recipient | Item Received | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Stockpile Thomas | Ring of Herculean Strength | Increases your equipment load capacity, allowing you to carry more items or wear heavier armor without being encumbered. |
| Sparkly | Regenerator's Ring | Gradually restores your health (HP) over time, providing passive healing during exploration and combat. |
Deciding Which Ring Is Best For You
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Ring of Herculean Strength (from Stockpile Thomas)
- This ring is highly beneficial if you find yourself frequently overburdened by the weight of your equipment. It allows for greater flexibility in armor choices, enabling you to wear heavier sets for better defense, or carry more weapons and items without suffering from reduced movement speed or stamina regeneration. It's an excellent choice for players who prefer to wear heavy armor or carry multiple weapons.
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Regenerator's Ring (from Sparkly)
- The Regenerator's Ring provides a steady stream of passive health regeneration, which can significantly reduce your reliance on healing items like Grass. This makes exploration less resource-intensive and provides a crucial advantage in prolonged battles or areas with environmental damage. It's particularly useful for players who appreciate sustained survivability and want to conserve their healing consumables.
How to Find the Jade Hair Ornament
The Jade Hair Ornament itself can be found early in the game. It is located in Boletarian Palace (1-1), hanging from a chain in a shortcut area that you can cut down from above.
Choose wisely based on whether you need more carrying capacity or consistent health regeneration for your journey through Boletaria.
