I'll test this out as well as soon as I can, to try and get some harder evidence. If you can nail this down, that would be such a discovery...

So the steps are:

1. Equip two stones with the crown on.
2. Remove the crown, equip the stone that was just in the crown (which would have been removed from taking off the crown right?).
3. Pick up a different stone (crown off).

What if I equipped the crown now? Or perhaps I should pick up another stone, then equip the crown? 

Xbox version, all DLC and updates

Equip two stones, one being in the crown

Unequip the crown and take whichever stone was in it

Now equip and unequipped the crown and it will simply say the stone has been removed. In active effects, the stone will not be listed.

Next, pick up a different standing stone, and both will have been marked in.

The trouble I've found with adding the crown is that it seems to overwrite the stone that was stored on it.. Which is where I get confused and lose track of my place lol. From what I can tell, this entire thing is about figuring out what order to do things.

+1 !!!

Just when you think almost everything else has been done someone comes up with a unique build. And  this build is a monster. Using Alchemy to take it to such heights without perks making him so versatile and so powerful while keeping a theme and a specialized feel to it...

The Retribution move is a stoke of genius. I'd love to see that in action. One idea here. As Ponty found out here, you can use the Ritual Stone, Fire breath shout and Ahzidal's Ring of Necromancy to create an army of Fire Wyrms. Since you use Dargonborn Flame it could be a nice move for this build

Thanks Sebi!

Good point about Dragonborn Flame. I was using it occasionally, but never with the Retribution move. I might add that in; I imagine it could get pretty OP though!

You are right. For some reason I was only thinking of the Wyrm's 60 second life span and not the ritual stone Aetherial crown thing.

But, fun fact, due to some weird glitch Ahzidal's Ring of Necromancy can be OP on it's own up to cataclysmic proportions. Both for your enemies and yourself as Ponty shows here. It's very funny and a bit scary too!

I know, I saw that video, and trying to replicate that effect was what led to this build! 

Finally got around to commenting on this. 

I have to say, in my mind, this is the greatest of the Workshop Success Stories. Not just because of its quality, mind you (though it's certainly a great build), but simply because of how it went from a barebones concept to a fantastic, fully fleshed-out creation. Great job on this Raid.

Wow, apparently I never noticed when you moved this over from The Workshop. I think I expressed my thoughts enough over there, but just to reiterate, this is very well done, Raid.

Thanks Albino! I think I kinda killed any hype surrounding this build by leaving it in the Workshop so long, but it's good to know people still like it!

Thanks Tec!