Post by Amairgen on Dec 27, 2020 17:36:00 GMT -8
We just made hunting a bit more fun for adventurers.
Now the loot on monsters has a chance to be created from additional resources (not just basic iron wood or leather) and as such will carry the natural properties of those higher resources. They will also already be 'Identified' so you can see what you are getting.
These items should sell for a bit more gold to NPC vendors and they can also be Spellcrafted by Crafters to improve the properties.
Remember . . if there is a property you do not like then the Crafter can Disenchant that property off the item freeing up a property slot to add something better.
Note - Some Limitations Apply:
The loot items dropping can be created up to the standard UO properties but only Crafters can make items from our 'Higher' custom resources with their higher number of property values. For example . . you will not see any Tradium or Mythril weapon or armor items dropping as loot.
We hope this makes your hunting more interesting and rewarding while maintaining the value of knowing a good Crafter.
Cheers
Now the loot on monsters has a chance to be created from additional resources (not just basic iron wood or leather) and as such will carry the natural properties of those higher resources. They will also already be 'Identified' so you can see what you are getting.
These items should sell for a bit more gold to NPC vendors and they can also be Spellcrafted by Crafters to improve the properties.
Remember . . if there is a property you do not like then the Crafter can Disenchant that property off the item freeing up a property slot to add something better.
Note - Some Limitations Apply:
The loot items dropping can be created up to the standard UO properties but only Crafters can make items from our 'Higher' custom resources with their higher number of property values. For example . . you will not see any Tradium or Mythril weapon or armor items dropping as loot.
We hope this makes your hunting more interesting and rewarding while maintaining the value of knowing a good Crafter.
Cheers
