It may seem like a stupid question, but how many rings can we wear?

I am asking because at the moment I can only put one on, normally in RPG's you can wear 2 so I was a bit surprised when I could only put on one.

you could only put on one and you are asking how many we can wear? seems you already found out the answer......

It's just one, which seems kinda redonk, but it's whatevs.

Yep, only one. So COME ON CS.

Really? Only one? That makes no sense. That seems like an awfully lazy design decision on Bethesda's part.

Not lazy, just a dumb decision. One of my very few complaints about Skyrim.

Thanks for the answers guys.


Yeah, I kind of knew the answer, but I couldn't be sure if there was a with my saved game which is why I asked. Like I said, I was expecting two.

one on your finger and one on your [censored]

tsk tsk tsk

2 reasons for this:

1. They stated by decreasing inventory slots, they can generate more NPCs at any given time (as the fewer slots requires less memory per NPC). This is oberserved in how the civil war quests do tend to have a good bit of waves of enemies beyond what we saw with the battle of Bruma in Oblivion.

2. The enchanting skill would cause two rings to break the game even further. Duel effect would allow for some pretty broken overall effects to be applied to rings. +80% one handed damage +60 heavy armour total from my rings? Yes please.

10 fingers, 1 ring

It svcks very hard... But i guess, if you had 10 rings with 10% sneak in every one of them... You'd be undetectable! O_O

1 indeed, would been nice if we would be able to wear 2.. But not gonna QQ

You wouldn't be undetectable. Sneak bonus is % better so 100% better doesn't mean undetectable.

Hmm, thought it was two as Lydia had on the two I gave her.

Maybe it's just me but does anybody else feel like this topic deserves a......

"one does not simply walk into Mordor....."


.......Moment lol.


Yeah I hate that we can only wear one ring too. But if the explanation that was given above is accurate than I makes sense to me.