The Ring of Mendeln in Diablo 4 is a must-have for summoner Necromancers, providing huge boosts that can help create the ultimate meta endgame build. We have all the details you need if you’re hunting for this powerful item.
Ring of Mendeln’s unique passive in Diablo 4
In Diablo 4, the Ring of Mendeln results in every sixth attack, with each Minion becoming empowered and exploding for 206 to 356 Physical Damage. On top of that, there are Affixes that can be added to the item to bolster its strength further.
These Affixes include boosts to all Elements and Shadow Resistance, increased Intelligence, increased damage, faster Minion Attack Speed, and boosts to Skeletal Warrior Mastery, Skeletal Mage Mastery, and Golem Mastery.
Where to get the Ring of Mendeln
Stop us if you’ve heard this before—the Ring of Mendeln isn’t a guaranteed drop. Instead, you earn it randomly, leaving you relying heavily on RNG and luck. Fortunately, there are ways to boost your chances.
The best way to farm for the Ring of Mendeln is to defeat the Beast in the Ice, which has the Ring of Mendeln in its loot table, with an increased chance of dropping the item when defeated. However, it can still be quite a grind as summoning materials are required.
You can find the Ring of Mendeln from other activities, including Gathering Legions, World Bosses, Helltides, and Nightmare Dungeons, with better odds when you increase the difficulty—so you can mix it up if you get bored of running the Beast in the Ice repeatedly.
There is a precise farming route you can take when hunting the Ring of Mendeln, starting with focusing on Nightmare Dungeons that are Tier 30 or higher. Though not a guaranteed drop, this is how Distilled Fear can be earned, which is used to summon Beast in the Ice.
Using this method, you can also try to farm Indira’s Memory, a new unique added in the Season of Witchcraft, and there are plenty of other Uniques that can drop, including The Unmaker, Mutilator Plate, Howl from Below, and Deathspeaker’s Pendant.
