Reverse Engineer's Ring

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Human: With no professional certification to speak of, the Reverse Engineer's Ring takes inspiration from a Canadian engineering tradition - the Iron Ring. This adaptation serves as a poignant reminder that you don't need to be constructing bridges or designing parking garages to have the potential to unintentionally wreak havoc on someone's life with your creations. In respect for its original counterpart, the design of the Reverse Engineer's Ring is deliberately rugged in appearance (six facets on top and bottom instead of twelve). The ring should be worn on the little finger of your dominant hand, allowing the flat edges to glide against paper as you draw or write.