As I have mentioned on the NG+1 Guide, players can equip four rings at a time. Remember, these rings can only be found on your second new game and not before. In this post you will find the location for all of the NG+2 rings that can be found on your second playthrough of the game.
The "calamitous dragon" mentioned in the ring's description is Kalameet from the Artorias of the Abyss DLC for Dark Souls.In total there are 107 rings in Dark Souls 3, some are standard rings whilst others are NG+, NG+2 and there is one final NG+3 ring. The player can go to the top of the tower and find the giant dead with the ring at his feet. At some point in the late game the Giant will die of natural cause. You can kill the Giant at any time to receive the ring. Collect all seven Young White Branches at all three white birch trees, and the Giant will die, leaving the ring behind. This ring will increase the distance before damage dropoff, which affects the trajectory and damage dealt with arrows and bolts when shot from far away. Projectiles have a gradual drop in performance the further you are away from the target. Dropped by the bow-wielding Giant in the Undead Settlement. Extends maximum zoom range of bows, crossbows, and binoculars (minimum zoom remains the same however, so seeing the effect requires further zooming with the directional pad). 
Raises the throwing arcs for Firebombs, Black Firebombs and Lightning Urns when used without lock-on. 
Reduces damage falloff of Throwing Knives, Poison Throwing Knives and Kukris at long distances. Extends the range of Bows and Crossbows. In his later years, the giant Gough was blinded, but this did not prevent him from striking down a calamitous dragon with his Greatbow. Ring associated with Hawkeye Gough, one of the Four Knights of Gwyn, the First Lord.
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