Mundas Stone Blessings Create A Permanent Buff
What Is A Mundus Stone?
Mundus Stones are large, stone pillars that can be activated which creates a unique permanent player buff. Each player can choose any Mundus Stone but only one Mundus ‘blessing’ (also known as ‘boon’) is permitted at a time. Mundus Stones can be changed at any time and are free to use. There is one exemption – if you are using the Twice-Born Star armor set, you can have TWO active Mundus Stone blessings at the same time. Mundus Stones can be found throughout Tamriel.
The History Of The Mundus Stone
According to lore, and specifically Lady Cinnabar of Taneth, constellations occupy their own magical domains. While it is unknown who placed the Mundus Stones at their current locations, their magical effects can install a special power to anyone who activates them. Since each constellation is unique, the magical effect of each Mundus Stone is also unique.
Thirteen Mundus Stones And Their Blessings
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The Apprentice – increases Spell Damage by 238. This effect can be amplified to 389 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found In Reaper’s March, The Rift, and Bangkori.
The Atronach – increases Magicka Recovery by 310. This effect can be amplified to 507 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Greenshade, Shadowfen, and Rivenspire.
The Lady – increases Physical and Spell Resistance by 2744. This effect can be amplified to 4489 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Auridon, Stonefalls, and Glenumbra.
The Lord – increases Maximum Health by 2225. This effect can be applied to 3639 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Grahtwood, Deshaan, and Stormhaven.
The Lover – increases Physical and Spell Penetration by 2744. This effect can be amplified to 4489 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Auridon, Stonefalls, and Glenumbra.
The Mage – increases Maximum Magicka by 2023. This effect can be amplified to 3309 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Grahtwood, Deshaan, and Stormhaven.
The Ritual – increases healing effectiveness by 8%. This effect can be amplified to 13% for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Malabal Tor, Eastmarch, and Alik’r Desert.
The Serpent – increases Stamina Recovery by 310. This effect can be amplified to 507 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divinies trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Greenshade, Shadowfen, and Rivenspire.
The Shadow – increases Critical Damage and Healing by 11%. This effect can be applied to 17% for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Dvinines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Greenshade, Shadowfen, and Rivenspire.
The Steed – increases run speed by 10% plus health recovery by 238. This effect can be applied to 16% and 389 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Reaper’s March, The Rift, and Bangkorai.
The Thief – increases the Critical Strike rating by 1333. This effect can be amplified to 2167 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Malabal Tor, Eastmarch, and Alik’r Desert.
The Tower – increases Maximum Stamina by 2023. This effect can be applied to 3309 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Dvivines trait. This Mundus STone can be found in Grahtwood, Deshaan, and Stormhaven.
The Warrior – increases Weapon Damage by 238. This effect can be amplified to 389 for those who use 7 armor pieces with the Divines trait. This Mundus Stone can be found in Malabal Tor, Eastmarch, and Alik’r Desert.
Other Mundus Stone Locations
Mundus Stones can be acquired as a furnishing item and placed in your home. While these do require 4000 crowns each, they are not purchased by going to the Crown Store. To purchase Mundus Stones, choose the Purchase tab from in-game inside your Housing Editor. Most guild houses have a full selection of Mundus Stones available for use by their members. Mundus Stones can also be found in Cyrodiil with one exception – the Lord Mundus Stone.
Mundus Stones And The Armory System
As you’ve gathered thus far, the effects of a Mundus Stone can greatly enhance your character. However, there is something else to consider. If you are using the new Armory System to change setups or maybe even roles, the Mundus Stone does NOT change. While you can easily and without cost change your Mundus Stone blessing, it cannot be changed using the Amory System. You can find more about the Armory System in this previous article.
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