Returning to game after over 15 years. Looking for info.
This one is fairly populated: https://discord.gg/X8eZdG
uo-cah discord: https://discord.gg/svGTPcf
As a starting point, what characters have you got? What are their stats? What kind of things do you enjoy doing?
Tamer: taming, lore, vet, mage, meditation, inscription?
bard: music, Provo, peace, discord, cart, lock pick, mage
swords: swords, tactics, heal, anat, resist, lumberjack, parry
archer: arch, tactics, healing, anat, and I’m not sure what else
Please help me tweak these
Gone_Fishin said:I’ve got a mage/tamer, a bard/t-hunter, a swords warrior and an archer. I let someone play my account years ago and they tweaked them a bit. Most of the chars main skills are 90-110. I’m not on the game at this moment so I can’t list exact setups but this is close. Tamer is my favorite.
Tamer: taming, lore, vet, mage, meditation, inscription?
bard: music, Provo, peace, discord, cart, lock pick, mage
swords: swords, tactics, heal, anat, resist, lumberjack, parry
archer: arch, tactics, healing, anat, and I’m not sure what else
Please help me tweak these
I have 4 tamers but only actually play one because it's super effective and fun. You've got the skills already so you just need a couple soulstones.
My template is as follows: 110 magery, 120 taming, 120 lore, gm vet, 120 music 120 discord and the rest in med. The suit can be cheap since the pet and your discord does the work.
If you trust me on this one i promise you'll love your character.
Easiest sit back and keep your pet alive build.
Mage Tamer:
120 Weaving
120 Taming
120 Lore
110 to 120 Vet
110 to 120 Magery
110 to 120 Eval
Meditation as needed.
Easy to find a Mage suit at Roof, Scalis, Corgul.
Do two of those with a group and you will have a decent suit,
Most things drop mage armor.
You and your built pet can go almost anywhere.
There are many tamer variations.
Ok a few things.... first off I’m not familiar with spellweavng and it’s usefulness. How do you use it on this chat? Second, I will need to try to find a group on Napa because I’m not familiar with any of those things you listed to kill. And then, what pets are the best? Back in the day your only choices were drag, WW and mare. Now I don’t know what half the pets I see are. I actually still have a mare and a dragon that are 20 years old. Apparently with newer ones you can’t take them both due to slot requirements.Pawain said:You cant Discord many tough things.
Easiest sit back and keep your pet alive build.
Mage Tamer:
120 Weaving
120 Taming
120 Lore
110 to 120 Vet
110 to 120 Magery
110 to 120 Eval
Meditation as needed.
Easy to find a Mage suit at Roof, Scalis, Corgul.
Do two of those with a group and you will have a decent suit,
Most things drop mage armor.
You and your built pet can go almost anywhere.
There are many tamer variations.
They’re bonded. Question is, is fighting with my mare and dragon at the same time better or worse than training one of them to occupy higher slots? Also, in my stable I have a bird looking thing that occupies 4 slots, no idea what it is or how useful it is?Jepeth said:Your 'prepatch' WW and mare are rare and powerful if built correctly. Or, if you choose, could be sold for an incredible amount of gold. Don't do -anything- with them until you know the new taming system in and out. Especially do NOT use them to fight with if they're not 'bonded' to you.
I can discord everything i could ever want to solo. The spell damage inc pieces for the mage/weave tamer can be rather expensive.Pawain said:You cant Discord many tough things.
There are many tamer variations.
For me the most useful part of spell weaving is using "Word of Death". It does a lot, 500+, of damage when your opponent is down in hit points. Useful for things that spam heal themselves when they are about to die.
Almost always better to have a single five slot pet. Give the beginning animal taming guide: https://www.uo-cah.com/training/beginning-animal-taming a close read to understand how to begin advanced training pets. Cah also offers a pet planner: https://www.uo-cah.com/pet-planner that lets you build your pet template up to see how to best plan out points and abilities.Gone_Fishin said:They’re bonded. Question is, is fighting with my mare and dragon at the same time better or worse than training one of them to occupy higher slots? Also, in my stable I have a bird looking thing that occupies 4 slots, no idea what it is or how useful it is?Jepeth said:Your 'prepatch' WW and mare are rare and powerful if built correctly. Or, if you choose, could be sold for an incredible amount of gold. Don't do -anything- with them until you know the new taming system in and out. Especially do NOT use them to fight with if they're not 'bonded' to you.
Very often. I apply vet then g-heal while the timer is going. I find it really helpful against mobs with poisoning.jelinidas said:How often do you all really use Vet? I have it on one acct, but most my tamers run without. Magery and weaving keep pets alive just fine and I have 100+ more points to play with. JS
You can check out what's on auction safes to get an idea what is worthwhile and what to trash.
- greater load capacity (but still same max strength as others)
- jack of all trades (JoAT) -- 20 "shadow" skill points in every skill. This means you need 20 real points in a skill to start actually improving it. Also, jewelry with skill bonuses are not additive to the shadow skill level. I.e., if you have a +15 magery ring and no true magery skill, your effective skill is still the 20 from JoAT, not 35. Those 20 points can be useful, though, such as the 20 JoAT animal lore lets you see a pet's status after several attempts.
- 2 points of Hit Point Regen. These are real points, not shadow, so any other HPR you might have from armor, etc., adds to it.
- JoAT Meditation and Focus gives you a basic level of hit point and stamina regen
- JoAT magery allows you to cast from the first 3 spell levels, but only a 30% chance of success for level 3 (teleport, telekinesis, etc).
- night sight
- 20 extra mana. The other races have mana equal to intelligence, but elves have 20 mana on top of that.
- better luck at earning advanced resources while GM logging, mining, and maybe fishing (?)
- 5 extra resistance to energy damage, both current level and the energy cap (to 75)
- ability to fly at mount speed. This allows you to still move quickly while handling a 5-slot pet (the other races could not be mounted, not even "ethereal" mounts from vet rewards).
- 30 shadow points in mysticism
- extra skill while imbuing and unraveling (leading to better chance of success)
- 2 points of Mana Regen. Like the human HPR, they are real and add to any other mana regen you may have.
- only race that can use throwing weapons, but unable to use archery weapons
- chivalry's Remove Curse spell
- mysticism's Cleansing Winds Spell and Granite Form
- like the old days, "trap" boxes for getting yourself unparalyzed
- and living (hopefully
) with being cursed
If you are going with mage your suite should have 100 or more in lower resource cost. That way you do not need to carry around resources. Then 40 in lower mana cost. Get some mana regen on it as well. Your physical resist should be 80 or more before you put it on that way after you have cast the "protection" spell the resulting physical resist post nerf will be at 70 instead of 60.
A ring and bracelet set that gives 6 faster cast recovery and 4 faster casting total along with 18 spell damage increase each.
When 97 came out, I used it often. Training low slot pets needs vet often.jelinidas said:How often do you all really use Vet? I have it on one acct, but most my tamers run without. Magery and weaving keep pets alive just fine and I have 100+ more points to play with. JS
With fully built pets I use it less often.
We like to do the lich spawn for some reason. The upper levels can need it.
My archer tamer does not have vet. But you have plenty of room on a mage weaver tamer. My meditation is only 30 and I can run consume and do some spells.
Max mage suits are easy to find on the things I mentioned. You just need a couple of pieces with good resist .
The things you mentioned will require a group correct? I think for now I’m stuck with what I can solo due to the lack of activity on Napa.Pawain said:When 97 came out, I used it often. Training low slot pets needs vet often.jelinidas said:How often do you all really use Vet? I have it on one acct, but most my tamers run without. Magery and weaving keep pets alive just fine and I have 100+ more points to play with. JS
With fully built pets I use it less often.
We like to do the lich spawn for some reason. The upper levels can need it.
My archer tamer does not have vet. But you have plenty of room on a mage weaver tamer. My meditation is only 30 and I can run consume and do some spells.
Max mage suits are easy to find on the things I mentioned. You just need a couple of pieces with good resist .
Some of the returners have started fresh on Atlantic. So far, they seem to enjoy it there.
Two players can do the roof. One that has done it often can carry a new player through.
shout in general chat, and there should be people to help.
we just all have our cliques, discord and the like, so we tend to be quiet.
look me up on napa(home shard for me)
and welcome back to the game
I like the sound of that suit but that may take me a while. I’ll keep my eyes open for pieces though. The person that played my account for a bit after I quit seemed to like everything with luck. Most of the suits I have give over 500 luck. Any use for this?TimSt said:If you are going with mage your suite should have 100 or more in lower resource cost. That way you do not need to carry around resources. Then 40 in lower mana cost. Get some mana regen on it as well. Your physical resist should be 80 or more before you put it on that way after you have cast the "protection" spell the resulting physical resist post nerf will be at 70 instead of 60.
A ring and bracelet set that gives 6 faster cast recovery and 4 faster casting total along with 18 spell damage increase each.
You are correct. I’ve been using it a bit lately because I’m nervous about messing around with my pre patch critters.Petra_Fyde said:Your 'bird' pet is probably a hiryu.
correction, I believe it’s a lesser Hiryu based on hp