Trinkets are another important part of building your character in Crimson Moon. Unlike armor, these equippable items are mainly used to give your Nephilim different Boons, which can add offensive, defensive, or utility effects to your build.
There are quite a few trinkets available, and each one is tied to a specific Boon. This gives you plenty of room to experiment with different combinations depending on the weapon, abilities, and playstyle you are using.
In this guide, I’ve listed the currently known Crimson Moon trinkets along with the Boon each one provides, plus the available lore descriptions where they are provided.
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Amulet of Angelic Strength
The Amulet of Angelic Strength grants the Angelic Strength boon. It is one of the trinkets focused on improving your character through a direct combat-oriented effect.
Amulet of Cleansing Pestilence
The Amulet of Cleansing Pestilence grants the Cleansing Pestilence boon.
Amulet of Crusader’s Frost
The Amulet of Crusader’s Frost grants the Crusader’s Frost boon.
Amulet of Crusader’s Might
The Amulet of Crusader’s Might grants the Crusader’s Might boon.
Amulet of Divine Mandate
The Amulet of Divine Mandate grants the Divine Mandate boon.
Amulet of Purging Fire
The Amulet of Purging Fire grants the Purging Fire boon.
Amulet of Reaper’s Respite
The Amulet of Reaper’s Respite grants the Reaper’s Respite boon.
Amulet of Red Bloom
The Amulet of Red Bloom grants the Seal of Blight boon.
Its lore connects the trinket to the Reborn, who resent the Lunitarian Church and its Divine for undoing the old world. According to the description, only through the Red Bloom can they unify all bodies into one again.
Amulet of the Divine
The Amulet of the Divine grants the Radiant Fortitude boon.
This amulet was forged to recognize the Divine’s triumph over the Demiurge and mark the beginning of a new era.
Amulet of the Guardian Angel
The Amulet of the Guardian Angel grants the Guardian Angel boon.
Amulet of the Vow of Retribution
The Amulet of the Vow of Retribution grants the Vow of Retribution boon.
Amulet of Zeal
The Amulet of Zeal grants the Zeal of the Faithful boon.
Avowed and Accursed
Avowed and Accursed grants the Enduring Vow boon.
Its story is connected to the fallen angel Prometra. After breaking his vow of obedience, Prometra lost his place in the Angelic Choir. It is said that finding a feather from one of his wings can grant special powers.
Band of Verdicts
The Band of Verdicts grants the Judgement’s Mark boon.
Bonfire of the Soul
The Bonfire of the Soul grants the Unyielding Pyre boon.
Its description carries a simple warning: not all who burn are consumed.
Bound for Glory
The Bound for Glory trinket grants the Soulbound Might boon.
Its lore reminds us that even the mighty must eventually fall, although that day does not necessarily have to come yet.
Castlefall
Castlefall grants the Last Bastion boon.
The trinket is connected to the ruins of Treveyan’s Keep. Bricks from the ruins were once used as currency when gold was scarce before being scattered across the land.
Crimson Ring
The Crimson Ring grants the Oathbound Arts boon.
It was born from forbidden blood and is tied to the Knights of the Crimson Moon. These knights swear an oath to atone for the sins of their father through the blood of the Church’s enemies.
Crown of Cinders
The Crown of Cinders grants the Crown of Cinders boon.
Cruelest Cut
The Cruelest Cut grants the Executioner’s Reward boon.
According to Church documents, Mox Piet was the most prolific executioner in the Velchorian Isles. During his long life, he carried out more than 700 confirmed executions for three generations of royalty.
At the age of ninety-three, his final execution was himself. Afterward, his sword was melted down and pieces of the dull steel were sold as relics.
DivineReservoir
DivineReservoir grants the Divine Reservoir boon.
Sister Fae Lake is said to be bottomless. Water taken from its murky depths during the solstice is evaporated in the sun by monks, leaving behind a residue believed to contain mystical properties.
Eye of God
The Eye of God grants the Divine Focus boon.
Its story follows a blind priest from the Drakefell Woods who fasted and prayed for his sight to return. His sight never came back, and he eventually starved to death.
The necklace he wore was preserved and later discovered to possess strange properties. Although the priest never regained his vision, the Church believes that none can hide their wickedness from the eyes of the Lord.
Fallen Angel’s Ring
The Fallen Angel’s Ring grants the Aftershock Technique boon.
When Prometra fell, a giant crater was created. The Infernal Legion developed this technique in remembrance of the first fallen.
Flaming Aegis
The Flaming Aegis grants the Holy Fire Aegis boon.
Its description is short but fitting: some fires, once lit, cannot be put out.
Frost Burn
Frost Burn grants the Frostbrand Seal boon.
It is said to be so cold that it burns the flesh of the unworthy, leaving a permanent brand on the skin. Only a Nephilim can touch it without being marked.
Frostbitten Amulet
The Frostbitten Amulet grants the Aegis of Frost boon.
The lore describes the heavily armored Aegis as possessing such strength that simply blocking an attack can damage enemies.
Gajov’s Amulet
Gajov’s Amulet grants the Cleansing Conflagration boon.
Gajov was once a pariah but eventually became a member of the pack. The fires of his forge are said to dispel the coldness within.
Gem of Momentum
The Gem of Momentum grants the Momentum Charge boon.
Gem of the Font
The Gem of the Font grants the Font of Conviction boon.
Its description sums up its purpose with a simple line: belief is half the battle.
Inquisitor’s Ring
The Inquisitor’s Ring grants the Brand of Judgement boon.
Its lore tells of a heretical cult whose whispers eventually reached the Lunitarian Church. In response, the Church sent the heavy hand of the Grand Inquisitor.
Ironbreaker’s Signet
The Ironbreaker’s Signet grants the Sundering Strikes boon.
Last Rites
Last Rites grants the Defiant Vigor boon.
The trinket is connected to the vampires of Clan Moore, who are said to be almost impossible to kill. Legends claim that even a single tincture of their blood can give a relic powerful restorative properties, although the Church has not confirmed the claim.
Liquid Quick
The Liquid Quick grants the Consecrated Draught boon.
Norunddir is home to what is described as the strongest drink, brewed to help people endure the frost of ever-winter. The silver concoction burns the throat and makes the heart beat faster.
Medallion of Last Light
The Medallion of Last Light grants the Last Light boon.
Vampires have a complicated relationship with the sun, and ancient tomes speak of special totems that could make daylight easier for creatures that feast on blood. When carried by beings of the light, these same totems provide other advantages.
Pendant of the Plague
The Pendant of the Plague grants the On a Pale Horse boon.
Rageborn
Rageborn grants the Enduring Rage boon.
Legends tell of small hidden totems that could be placed inside the armor of doomed warriors. These objects supposedly prevented warriors from feeling fear even when facing a hopeless battle.
The magic was said to be so powerful that even warriors suffering mortal wounds could not be convinced to die.
Red Scale
The Red Scale grants the Scorching Charge boon.
Ring of Edicts
The Ring of Edicts grants the Edict of Condemnation boon.
Ring of Frozen Vow
The Ring of Frozen Vow grants the Frozen Vow boon.
Ring of Sanctified Rhythm
The Ring of Sanctified Rhythm grants the Sanctified Rhythm boon.
Ring of Sanguine Strike
The Ring of Sanguine Strike grants the Sanguine Strike boon.
Ring of the Judgment of Winter
The Ring of the Judgment of Winter grants the Judgment of Winter boon.
Ring of the Many
The Ring of the Many grants the Shield of Many boon.
Ring of the Scourge
The Ring of the Scourge grants the Scourge of the Unfaithful boon.
Ring of Toxic Strike
The Ring of Toxic Strike grants the Toxic Strike boon.
Sacred Speed
The Sacred Speed trinket grants the Blessed Momentum boon.
Its description is simple: stasis is death, while movement is life.
Sanguine Signet
The Sanguine Signet grants the Sanguine Slice boon.
Singed Ring
The Singed Ring grants the Resounding Flames boon.
This hardened ring is said to pass fire to everything it touches. It was passed down by an ancient cleric who claimed to have traveled through the gates of Infernus and returned unharmed.
Snow-laden Amulet
The Snow-laden Amulet grants the Absolution in Ice boon.
It is described as a final gift from the vanquished Dragon-God, containing primordial ice meant to cleanse the soul.
Teardrop of Mercy
The Teardrop of Mercy grants the Divine Reprieve boon.
The Amulet of Profane Ritual
The Amulet of Profane Ritual grants the Seal of Flame boon.
The Lost Legion of Infernus believes that combining the eight fires of its region will allow them to burn the world anew.
The Bijoux of Increase
The Bijoux of Increase is a trinket that increases the power of weapons turned against the enemies of the Church.
The source description does not list a specific Boon name for this trinket.
The Cup of Grace
The Cup of Grace grants the Divine Endurance boon.
This trinket was found in the hold of a ship wrecked on the beaches of Greighton Bay. According to Church documents, it provides grace to its bearer in direct proportion to the suffering they endure.
The Fury Stone
The Fury Stone grants the Hardened Fury boon.
Special guard stones were placed around the doomed churches of Quorum. Most of those churches eventually burned, but the failed stones retained the heat of the fires. They are still passed around in remembrance of the tragedy.
The Martyr’s Medal
The Martyr’s Medal grants the Martyr’s Gift boon.
A priest named Olan Blooded died at the hands of pagans during the second siege of Acktin. Because of his bravery, he received a martyr’s burial and a medallion to wear on his chest.
Two centuries later, his grave was looted and the medallion was stolen. Its current location is unknown.
The Relict of Recovery
The Relict of Recovery grants the Font of Light boon.
For generations, there have been stories of ancient relics used by the Lunitarian Church to channel angelic grace to those who need it. The Relict of Recovery is one such object, filling its bearer with the healing Light of the holy Divine.
Thurible of Ashes
The Thurible of Ashes grants the Ashen Verdict boon.
Its purpose is tied to turning the fires of the wicked against them. The description presents it as another instrument of divine power.
Torc of Embers
The Torc of Embers grants the Trial by Flame boon.
Long ago, pagans in the blasted lands of Kah’s Spine discovered a strange metal inside a crater. For a thousand years, the nugget was passed down and hammered into different forms.
The metal always seemed to bring sickness and death to those around it. Eventually, its power was harnessed after a great sorcerer stamped it with special sigils.
Torc of Suffering
The Torc of Suffering grants the Trial of Suffering boon.
Torc of the Fallen
The Torc of the Fallen grants the Trial of the Fallen boon.
Trophy of the Hunt
The Trophy of the Hunt grants the Hunter’s Strike boon.
Killing a dragon is considered extremely rare, which makes even small pieces of dragon horn valuable. These shards are highly sought after by relic hunters.
Vampiric Heirloom
The Vampiric Heirloom grants the Chalice of Conquest boon.
The lore says that the first vampires took eight sips from the Dark Lord’s Chalice. Their still hearts then raced with stolen vigor, sustained by the vitality of others.
Vim and Vigor
Vim and Vigor grants the Vigorous Strikes boon.
The main thing to remember about trinkets is that they are closely tied to your Boon setup. Each trinket provides a specific effect through its associated Boon, so choosing one should depend on what you want your build to do.
For example, some trinkets are connected to fire, frost, poison, bleeding, defense, healing, stamina, or movement-related effects. Others are built around more specific mechanics such as marks, weapon damage, knockback, or consumables.
Because of this, I would not simply pick a trinket because its name sounds powerful. Look at the Boon it provides and think about how that effect fits with your weapon and the rest of your build.
Trinkets give you another way to specialize your Nephilim without relying entirely on your weapon or armor.
If you are building around aggressive attacks, you can look toward offensive Boons such as Sanguine Strike, Sanguine Slice, Toxic Strike, Scorching Charge, or Vigorous Strikes.
For more defensive or survivability-focused setups, effects such as Radiant Fortitude, Guardian Angel, Aegis of Frost, Defiant Vigor, Divine Endurance, and Font of Light can be worth considering.
There are also plenty of utility and movement-focused options, including Momentum Charge, Blessed Momentum, Consecrated Draught, and other effects that can complement a faster playstyle.
The exact value of each Boon will depend on your build, so experimenting with different combinations is part of the fun.
Trinkets are an important part of character customization in Crimson Moon. With a large selection of amulets, rings, gems, medals, torcs, and other relic-like items, you can use them to push your Nephilim toward a specific playstyle.
The list above includes the currently known trinkets and their associated Boons from the available information. Some entries have detailed lore attached to them, while others currently only have their Boon listed.
As you collect more trinkets, I recommend trying different Boon combinations rather than sticking to the first setup that works. A good trinket paired with the right weapon and abilities can make a noticeable difference in how your build plays.