This ring was forged by an Elven wizard of advanced age who sought to further the cause of his religion, the worship of the World Tree. He started with a cross section of a goblin’s arm bone, carefully carving it with runes an a oak motif. Into the ring, he poured a powerful enchantment that only one of Elf could use.

At all times, the inset emerald glowed as bright as a candle, which was at times useful and other times inconvenient such that he took to wearing gloves. Whenever he wished, the glow would intensify to where it could burn skin or parchment, leaving a distinct symbol of the World Tree.

It’s most amazing feature was the ability to summon a tree imp to serve the ring holder for up to 10 minutes.

I worked up this ring based on the following output from the Ancient Rings generator.

Bone Ring, highly reflective or shiny or glows, created by ancient wizard made for self made to battle for a alignment. Full powers only work for certain race Not cursed. Once a week can call a Imp to serve for a turn, Can burn signet design onto paper or brand skin

Much of the logic behind this generator comes from a blog post on the Elfmaids and Octopi blog run by Chris Tamm. Chris is amazingly creative and inspiring, especially with the huge sets of tables for making up things like ancient rings.

The current implementation of this generator doesn’t make the smoothest text, and it could actually grow in complexity. For example, “highly reflective or shiny or glows” really should become definitive based on a random choice.