Check the replacement before taking new jewelry

Discovery is not permanent equipment

The current Codex displays 142 entries: nine general rings, fourteen general trinkets, sixteen general amulets and class-specific legendary spell amulets. This is the v0.130.0 menu count, not a future catalog guarantee. It records items offered on any hero; an undiscovered silhouette does not prove that an item is unavailable to your current run. Caches, elites and guardians can supply offers. Legendary spell amulets require the corresponding known spell.^[1]

Named jewelry to compare for your build

Use these names to inspect an actual offer. Effects below are paraphrased from the v0.130.0 English snapshot; its rank-dependent percentages are placeholders, so read the displayed offer for the value. The pairings are editorial suggestions, not drop guarantees or best-in-slot rankings.^[1]

Item	Described benefit	When to compare it
Seal of the Damned	Faster damage-over-time ticks	An Affliction route already applying DoTs.
Quick Strike Ring	Shorter cooldowns	Repeated spells; check whether the talent already defines a separate fixed/free cast.
Master Dragonslayer's Ring	More critical strike chance	Fire or another route needing critical triggers.
Blackhand's Breadth	More critical strike damage	A route already generating critical hits; it does not supply critical chance.
Ring of Spell Power	More area of effect	Crowds and coverage; this is not proof of better single-target damage.
Blooddrinker's Band	Healing from damage dealt	Recovery when you can keep dealing damage; no damage means no healing from this effect.
Heavy Dark Iron Ring	More maximum health	A larger health buffer when damage alone is not the problem.

Missing your preferred item? Keep the working build and compare the next offer by function: repeat casts, coverage, critical triggers or survival. Do not take an unrelated legendary amulet only for its rarity. Mage pairings → · Warlock pairings →^[1]

Trinkets: compare the effect your run needs

The earlier jewelry examples mix rings and trinkets. These selected named trinkets make that distinction easier to use. Benefits below paraphrase original v0.130.0 effect templates; inspect the current offer for its rank value. This is a selection guide, not an exhaustive current 14-entry database or a best-in-slot ranking. ^[1]

Trinket	Described effect	Compare when
Hand of Justice	Chance of an extra spell cast	Repeated casts support the working engine; check individual talent limits.
Blackhand’s Breadth	More critical damage	Your current damage source actually produces critical hits.
Carrot on a Stick	Faster movement	Positioning and making room are the immediate problem.
Gnomish Universal Remote	Wider pickup range	Reaching experience and drops is the constraint.
Insignia of the Horde	More experience	You can survive long enough to benefit from later offers.
Royal Seal of Eldre’Thalas	More gold	Compare the next useful purchase with immediate combat needs.
Mark of the Chosen	More Luck	You want better future upgrade rarity, rather than an immediate hit.
Onyxia Blood Talisman	Healing after kills	Frequent kills are available; an isolated boss does not provide that same recovery loop.
Horn of the Warchief	Stronger buffs	Your chosen build has relevant buffs to improve.
Major Soulstone	A limited return to life at half health	Another attempt to recover is more useful than another offensive modifier.

Rank-dependent numbers and exact trigger interactions are not inferred from the templates. Do not count extra casts or stronger buffs as a universal multiplier on every summon or periodic effect. Luck trade-offs → · Periodic damage and critical-hit evidence →^[1]

Match rings, trinkets, amulets and legendary icons

Match both the name and icon when copying a plan. This visual index records the ASBuilder catalog checked on 4 November 2026. Use the effect comparisons above and the actual offer in your game to decide what to take. Legendary names can group several class/spell variants, so a matching necklace picture alone does not establish the affected spell or current stats. ^[2]

These are the planner’s display categories and name groups. Shared icons and variants prevent adding these numbers into a complete current-game item total. For a planned sequence, follow the ASBuilder web workflow →. ^[2]

The decision before an amulet replacement

1. Read whether the offer empowers the worn item or takes its slot.
2. Compare the spell you are actually using with the spell altered by the proposed legendary amulet.
3. If a confirmation warns that the worn amulet is lost, compare both displayed effects before accepting. You wear one amulet at a time.
4. If your plan depends on a particular effect, keep it until the replacement solves the actual failure point; a rarer label alone is not the answer.

Current text includes rank-specific added targets. It also retains generic empowerment wording, so do not assume every old blanket “all numbers triple” summary describes every current spell amulet. Use the particular rank preview; we have not measured all rank formulas.^[1]

Solve the current constraint

These comparisons are editorial synthesis of the item and spell boundaries, not measured item rankings or guaranteed drop rates. Permanent class gear belongs in the Armory →^[1]

What does Luck change?

The inspected original Run Stats description ties Luck to the rarity of future level-up offers. It does not establish extra critical chance or a boss-gear drop multiplier. Compare Luck with immediate damage and rerolls →^[1]