Spirit Ring

Spirit Ring
In-Game Description
"Ring: Restores 160 HP to all allies" (TLA)
Trade Info
Item class	Ring
Buy value	3600
Sell value	2700
Artifact?	Yes
Sell value when broken	1800
Repair cost	900
Equip/Use Effect
Use Effect	Casts Wish Well on the party *
When Usable	Battle or Field
Acquisition
• Forged from Tear Stone (TLA)

A Spirit Ring (せいれいのゆびわ, Seirei no yubiwa^?, lit. Spirit Ring) is a Ring-class item found in Golden Sun: The Lost Age.

In Golden Sun: The Lost Age

The ring can be acquired by giving a Tear Stone to Sunshine the Blacksmith in Yallam, at which point he will randomly forge it into one of several pieces of equipment chosen at random from a predetermined list. Among those items is the Spirit Ring, although it must still be bought from Sunshine after it is made. Visually, the Spirit Ring resembles a white ring with a large, light blue, tear-shaped stone set on top, with two blue sparkles on either side of the icon.

A Spirit Ring, as with most other Rings in The Lost Age, has no effect when equipped and is instead used as an item to restore 160 Hit Points to all active party members (effectively emulating the Wish Well Psynergy), although there is a chance one might break each time it is used in battle, outside of battle it doesn't has a chance of breaking.

Spirit Rings are arguably among the best Rings in The Lost Age, as they can be used by any character to heal the entire party, regardless of how many Psynergy Points that character has left. This far outclasses Healing Rings, which only restore 70 HP to a single character, and even a coded-but-unavailable Ring called the Aroma Ring, which restores 100 HP to all allies. However, Spirit Rings do not usually restore as much HP as a true Wish Well does, because Wish Well is also affected by the user's Mercury Power (which is most likely well over 100, resulting in more than 160 HP healed), while Spirit Rings are not. Still, a free group healing for no PP cost makes it very valuable regardless.

The most interesting feature about Spirit Rings is that they can only break when used in combat, meaning that players can wait until a fight is over and then use the Ring repeatedly to bring the entire party to full health. When used in such a situation, the Spirit Ring heals all eight party members (as opposed to only the four currently battling).