Warding Chimes overview
What does the Warding Chimes do, and where do you get it?Warding Chimes is an artifact in Minecraft Dungeons II. It costs 40 souls with a 15s cooldown. It drops in Brave Haven, Frozen Highlands and Honeycomb Fields.
Chimes crafted from humbler husk. Their music turns your skin as thick as carapace.
15sCooldown
40Soul cost
- Category
- Artifact
- Archetype
- Tank
Where to find Warding Chimes
Brave HavenRegion drop · Brave Haven
Brave Haven · minecart stations: Haven Station, Town Fountain.
Brave HavenFrozen HighlandsRegion drop · Frozen Highlands
Frozen Highlands · minecart stations: Archie's Ruins, Fortress Backgate, Frozen Fortress, Frozen Shipyard, Highland Cliffs, Ice Caves.
Frozen HighlandsHoneycomb FieldsRegion drop · Honeycomb Fields
Honeycomb Fields · minecart stations: Honeybrook Bridge, Honeycomb Farm.
Honeycomb FieldsBuilds that use the Warding Chimes
Warding Chimes FAQ
How do Warding Chimes work?+
While active they block all incoming damage. They cost 40 souls with a 15-second cooldown, so keeping them up needs status-duration and soul support: the Awesomeaxe crit build pairs them with the Hivemind Hardhat, which makes positive statuses last 70% longer.
Warding Chimes or Turtle Master's Mandolin?+
The Chimes stop all damage some of the time; the Mandolin halves damage almost all the time, for 20 souls on a 5-second cooldown. The Chimes reward careful soul management, the Mandolin forgives mistakes.
Is Warding Chimes good?
Warding Chimes has no published launch-tested verdict on DungeonsDB yet. A database entry or reported effect does not establish performance. Check the sourced stats below before treating Warding Chimes as a best-in-slot choice.
Endgame: A: Blocks all incoming damage while active, about five seconds a use; the usual third artifact next to the Flute and Drums in Awesomeaxe builds. Tradeoff: 40 souls and a 15-second cooldown: needs heavy cooldown reduction.