To get the Amulet of Glory, kill Red Dragons in Umbral Sands, collect and study the Commemorative Coin, then craft it at a Jeweler's Bench. The coin's listed drop rate is 1 in 40 per kill, so we recommend collecting crafting materials before committing to repeated dragon hunts. Drop source

Get the Recipe and Craft Glory

The dragon drops a recipe-granting vestige, not the finished amulet. Study the Commemorative Coin before checking the Jeweler's Bench.

Bring these materials to the bench.

Reserve the complete recipe so the coin is your final missing ingredient.

If you are starting from raw materials, the documented recipe tree requires 12 Gold Ore for the four bars. The mould starts with 3 Clay, shaped at a Pottery Wheel and fired in a Kiln.

Do not bring an unfired mould.

Prepare for Red Dragon Fights

Red Dragons are documented as power level 7 enemies with 5,000 health. Their resistances make some damage-focused setups poor farming choices.

Choose attacks around these properties.

Prioritize effective direct damage; a status-focused build loses value when the dragon ignores its main effect.

Clear nearby enemies before pulling the dragon, especially where extra attackers could block your retreat. Do not treat elevation as a guaranteed safe spot: documented attacks include airborne fire breath, projectiles, and lava hazards.

If the top-right spawn is empty during daylight, check it after dark. The wiki describes that location as apparently nighttime-only and also records nighttime encounters in which Fuzan drops a Red Dragon nearby; neither observation establishes a dependable farming schedule.

Understand the Drop Odds—and the Reward

A 2.5% drop rate does not mean every group of 40 dragons contains a coin. Assuming independent kills with an unchanged rate and no guarantee mechanic, these are the calculated probabilities.

Keep progressing between hunts: even after 40 kills, the chance of remaining empty-handed is more than one-third.

Is Glory Worth the Grind?

The documented bonus is 25% increased melee, magic, and ranged critical damage, plus 5 defence across all combat styles. That does not establish a 25% increase to every ordinary hit.

We recommend prioritizing Glory when critical hits contribute substantially to your damage. If your build mostly deals ordinary hits, compare it against your existing trinket before replacing it.

For a clean comparison, use the same weapon, attack, enemy type, and buffs with Glory equipped and removed. Record ordinary hits separately from critical hits; start against an empty trinket slot so another item's bonus does not obscure the result.

Where does the Amulet of Glory recipe drop?

Red Dragons in Umbral Sands drop the Commemorative Coin, which grants the recipe when studied. The finished amulet is crafted rather than dropped.

What materials do you need for the Amulet of Glory?

You need 1 Clay Mould, 4 Gold Bars, 4 Dragonstones, and 6 Vault Shards. Use a Jeweler's Bench after studying the coin, and make sure the mould has been fired.

Is the Commemorative Coin guaranteed after 40 kills?

No—the listed rate is 1 in 40 per kill, not a guaranteed 40-kill reward. Under independent-drop assumptions, 40 kills give approximately a 63.7% chance of receiving at least one coin.

Does Glory increase every ranged hit by 25%?

The documented effect increases ranged critical damage by 25%, not every ranged hit. Judge its value using both ordinary and critical hits from your usual attack rotation.

Why is Glory missing from the crafting menu?

First check that you studied the Commemorative Coin rather than only collecting it. Then confirm you are using a Jeweler's Bench; if the recipe remains absent, record the interface and game version for a bug report.