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Originally Posted by Torpzun26

You might want to return to Darkmoor and farm the plant boss for the Law of Kan Davasi Band. I personally think it's much better than the A&O Ring and still use it as part of my endgame gear.

Polaris doesn't offer too much for a gear upgrade. I would mention the shoes from the Rat but your pack shoes are most likely better. You could farm him for Yolok's Ampul of Observation if you want to sacrifice your Mythblade Item Cards for more defense, but this is probably not a great idea.

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