I personally would emphasize camping to most new players. Especially for backstabber since they cant really farm overland unless they leave the mount at home. But also they get to explore the overworld and mark hundreds of spots to hike(portal) to. Just for reference to new players, you can use a runebook loaded with scrolls at 0 magery, but they dont tell you it's going to cost 70k gold to get a blessed one. Camping book is free and camping is easy to max. And camping will let you carry far more gold/items. Gold weighs a lot on outlands.
I went back to grinding some gold with my bleed sword dexxer. Got my blood aspect to rank 10 & switched from 100 arms lore to 100 focus. I like the accuracy & faster swing speed with 2handers especially. What?! 4k wooo! Also I'm beginning to like those red encounters given they are alone and not rolling with a group. Almost killed a few reds yesterday, one was 1 hit away from death and his buddy ganged me lol. And one mage gave up after he jumped me when I'd just cleared a lizardmen camp with a chest. Got it in the end haha
Just finally got blood on my swordsman. Glad to hear it’s good. Mind to drop your template? I’m using arms lore and focus, so I’m wondering what all you got.
@@knightbender2 Just your basic 100 chiv/sword/tactics/anatomy/focus, 80 healing/parrying and 60 resist. I have 720 points already, will probably get 120 chiv and drop focus to 80 at some point when I have enough gold. I had arms lore at 100, but I feel like with the Blood aspect I get enough of them bleed procs.
Being a newplayer in outlands sucks. As a dexxer you save up like 1k to 5k doing a low level area then invisible reds ambush you when you are at half health. At least most of them leave your noob gear unless its low level enchanted. Ive found using chivalry portal to dungeons helps because there are HORDES of friendly players and is actually a bit safer than world nooby zones that get camped by invisible PKs. How hard is it to get blessed fullset and blessed mount in outlands?
Ethereal mounts (blessed mounts) can be gotten from achievement points or society points and can (maybe iirc) be bought with prevaila coin. Codex's, rune books, spell books, clothing and a couple of other things can be blessed but not armour or weapons. I highly recommend going to the weekly 'santuary dungeon.' PKing and stealing are disabled in these dungeons and while the loot drops are reduced because of this, they are still good and are perfect for new players trying to get established. It only takes one harvest core drop to make over 100k gold and yes, they do drop along with every other core. Aside from that I recommend to use tracking for your own personal PK radar as well as traveling with a friend, or better yet, a few guild members. It's hard to be a new player in outlands so don't go at it alone, join a guild! Most of them are eager to supply new players with early game gear, resources, and knowledge! You'll earn some good loot and (hopefully) make some good friends! I should also mention that people who PK in over world noobie areas are really only trying to raise their murder count. If you want to get back at them, don't report them for murder lol
Sanctuary dungeon is a weekly dungeon bonus that rotates and reds/thieves cant kill/steal from you there. I'd suggest farming there until you get a leg up. There arent blessed gear / items in this game. You can get a mount bonded by getting it to level 1. Just have it help kill monsters with you in shelter dungeon for about 10 minutes and it should hit level 1. Careful not to let it die. Otherwise society points/achievements which will take a bit longer as a new player.
The only problem I see now days with UO is that its a game that sometimes you have like 30 minutes 1h to play during the day after work.. tired.. just want to relax.. have a good time, but you keep being chased by pks .. thiefs.. and people like that .. that is part of the game and that is what makes also uo being uo.. but not always its fun.. now days I am opting for games I can relax after work and not stress and lose stuff .. sadly because UO will be always into my heart.
I would recommend farming the weekly 'sanctuary dungeon.' PKing and stealing from players is disabled in sanctuary dungeons. You do get reduced gold and loot drops but you still get them and your safe from other players. Aside from that, run tracking for your own personal PK radar. With tracking you will never get caught with your pants down and will have more than enough time to make your way out before they get to you. There are other servers out there that have restricted pvp only to certain places or events, if hanging out and doing PvM is your jam I suggest checking them out and when you're ready to get back at that 'real sandbox experience,' we will be here for ya in the Outlands! Watching.... waiting... lurking in the shadows *insert diabolical laughter*
I agree, not saying it shouldnt have it.. it should have for sure, otherwise it would not be UO.. just saying that for my actuall real life now.. I have no energy for that at the moment =P
Is Peaceadin still a viable template? I recently started playing on Outlands and just went with that build because according to the wiki it's highly recommended for new players (at least was 2 years ago).😛
I've stumbled across this and I am curious. Never played UO. I'm usually a solo player, but I enjoy commerce. Usually I end up into a tankier melee focused type of character (like a paladin) in games as a solo. I like self sufficiency to a degree without needing to have other people around, but I do like more supportive roles for group play. I'm looking through these templates to get a better understanding but will take any further advice through here as well.
Holy paladins are good solo and great in a group. Holy cores (aspect progression system) are cheap enough that you can afford them as a new player. Dexxers, (pretty much any melee class that doesn't use magic) like a holy paladin, are a great way to learn the game. Because your not managing pets, summons, mana, and juggling spells, you can focus on learning the basics better i.e, attack patterns, dodging, kiting etc... Commerce is huge. From reagents to real estate, you can sell or buy just about anything in the game, actually everything. It's common for people to create characters strictly for harvesting and selling crafting materials. You can play the game solo but I would still recommend joining a guild. Even if your not interested in doing group stuff now, you will be later and the amount of loot/experience you gain in a group can be massive. Most every guild will also supply you with things you need for a first character, codex's tomes, access to important QoL items like storage shelf, magic recycler, repair benches and the like. Forewarning, it will take a lot of time and gold to become 'self sufficient' in outlands but the basics to do it would be create crafter characters. 2 separate characters should cover all the crafting skills, or 1character if you buy an echo. It will not be easy and it will not be quick but you will be at maximum self sufficiency should you do it. Last tip is don't be a stranger to the new player channel in discord. UO outlands has a long and steep learning curve that can easily dissuade someone from not playing but there is great joy in overcoming the adversity. The only true MMO sandbox out there is UO and Outlands is the number 1 place to be on it!
Thank you for the content i started playing UO this weekend, any chance we get a follow up to the warrior template? more advanced after shelter island and player progression?
So I’m really thinking about getting into this game when I have a little more time. So many good and cool systems that give the player the freedom to play the way they want and I love that. However, Iv play my fair share of MMOs and I know how toxic players can be. And I feel like this game would allow so many people to just be full blown killer player aids. And idk if I’m about that life. 😅
You would have to go out of your way to make an objectively bad build in outlands because everything is viable. From beggar pirates to sneaky scavengers, every build has a place here.
Isn't Lumberjacking easier compared to mining? That's atleast my experience. With mining you are forced to walk along mountains and you either have to look for forges or drag along a mule. With lumberjacking you can move more freely and because wood is lighter on the server you can harvest more before you have to go back to the bank/or look for a forge.
By virtue of having more trees on outlands than mining spots I would say yes, it is easier. The difference of return on mining vs lumberjacks fluctuates at around 10 - 15k gold so your not losing out on much by lumbering over mining.
Pwnstars has recently put out a tribard build specifically for the wild lands expansion. He doesn't go in to great detail on the codex but he covers the most important changes to it in that video. The most important thing to note on the bard codex changes imo is that 'ensemble' now only costs 6 points to max instead of 9, and 'self taught' allows us to tribard without music. There's still a case to be made for taking a couple bard skill with music because you can get stronger damage values by having those 6 extra bard points you would have spent on 'self taught', to go in other categories.
I have the tri bard char. It's great.. my question was. Would there be any different to the macer template other then switching macefighting to archery
Just get a Shepard crook and use the skill herding. You can make a macro to spam it every 2-3 seconds while your away. Once it’s up though you just have a crook in your bag and double click to activate.
Started playing yesterday, looked at the templates on the wiki and read up on all the skills and I found it really weird none of the suggested templates had focus on it since it looked super good, better than arms lore. Did they change how it works recently or something?
Focus was just added to the game recently. In my opinion, the main difference is that you need armos lore at 80 to use the [disarm ability whereas focus, even at 20-40 skill points, still gives good value on its stats. (Mainly an increased swing speed cap and mana refund chance cap).
Focus been out just a couple week w wildlands expansion. Focus is really nice cause accuracy is such a pain starting out. By giving more accuracy, swing speed, and swing speed cap (For dexxers) and Mana refund, Mana refund cap, spell charged chance (for mages).. Focus becomes a no-brainer for most pvm templates.
Definitely keep Focus - and I'll hopefully get to templates on teh wiki eventually, we are still trying to get all the content updates done on it, and haven't really had time to try a pile of templates to update that part of it. that said I'll add a note on there about the expansion - and that it's all changed.
Any one of these templates works. It really comes down to playstyle preference. In terms of most efficient/easiest the Necromancer is going to be your best leg up outside of harvesting. Just make sure your using your free-casts to kill monsters in shelter so you have some gold to buy reagents/scrolls. Otherwise it can be a tricky start
This is a template video - he's explained what starting skills to take on character creation, which skills to train, what your skill goals are for a character going out into the world, before codex, aspect, and mastery chain considerations. I'm not sure what else you'd ask of him here for a new player template video? If you are looking for how to setup the game, or activities to do once you go out into the world, he has other videos for that?
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I personally would emphasize camping to most new players. Especially for backstabber since they cant really farm overland unless they leave the mount at home. But also they get to explore the overworld and mark hundreds of spots to hike(portal) to. Just for reference to new players, you can use a runebook loaded with scrolls at 0 magery, but they dont tell you it's going to cost 70k gold to get a blessed one. Camping book is free and camping is easy to max. And camping will let you carry far more gold/items. Gold weighs a lot on outlands.
Well, backstabbers can farm overworld once they get a mount token ;p😊
long live camping
hell yeah brudduh camping a++++
Facts shout out to the newbs. No matter what you pick. Fill your final skill with camping. It’ll change your life.
where do you buy a camping book from?
I went back to grinding some gold with my bleed sword dexxer. Got my blood aspect to rank 10 & switched from 100 arms lore to 100 focus. I like the accuracy & faster swing speed with 2handers especially. What?! 4k wooo! Also I'm beginning to like those red encounters given they are alone and not rolling with a group. Almost killed a few reds yesterday, one was 1 hit away from death and his buddy ganged me lol. And one mage gave up after he jumped me when I'd just cleared a lizardmen camp with a chest. Got it in the end haha
Just finally got blood on my swordsman. Glad to hear it’s good. Mind to drop your template? I’m using arms lore and focus, so I’m wondering what all you got.
gotta love those encounters! glad your having fun!
@@knightbender2 Just your basic 100 chiv/sword/tactics/anatomy/focus, 80 healing/parrying and 60 resist. I have 720 points already, will probably get 120 chiv and drop focus to 80 at some point when I have enough gold. I had arms lore at 100, but I feel like with the Blood aspect I get enough of them bleed procs.
Great content my dude! Love this, we always have new players wanting to know how to get started. You are the best!
@@piyrez ❤ 🤍 💙
tyvm for your video! ppl like you make game easyer to new players! cya and cheers from Brazil!
@@L2Brevant salve 😃 glad you found knowledge from my vids
Love the imanewbie references!
lol yesssir ;p
Now all the dam vanq fencing weapons are 40k -_-
😄
I recently started boating and almost got enough doubloons for an echo... Stop tempting me with builds pwn!!!😂😂
;) these are just 700 skill point starters. nothing to worry with if your out on the ocean lololol.
Being a newplayer in outlands sucks. As a dexxer you save up like 1k to 5k doing a low level area then invisible reds ambush you when you are at half health. At least most of them leave your noob gear unless its low level enchanted. Ive found using chivalry portal to dungeons helps because there are HORDES of friendly players and is actually a bit safer than world nooby zones that get camped by invisible PKs. How hard is it to get blessed fullset and blessed mount in outlands?
Ethereal mounts (blessed mounts) can be gotten from achievement points or society points and can (maybe iirc) be bought with prevaila coin. Codex's, rune books, spell books, clothing and a couple of other things can be blessed but not armour or weapons.
I highly recommend going to the weekly 'santuary dungeon.' PKing and stealing are disabled in these dungeons and while the loot drops are reduced because of this, they are still good and are perfect for new players trying to get established. It only takes one harvest core drop to make over 100k gold and yes, they do drop along with every other core.
Aside from that I recommend to use tracking for your own personal PK radar as well as traveling with a friend, or better yet, a few guild members.
It's hard to be a new player in outlands so don't go at it alone, join a guild! Most of them are eager to supply new players with early game gear, resources, and knowledge! You'll earn some good loot and (hopefully) make some good friends!
I should also mention that people who PK in over world noobie areas are really only trying to raise their murder count. If you want to get back at them, don't report them for murder lol
a tamer can bond a mount for you and it will stay with you after death. Most would do it for free if you just want a simple horse or something.
Sanctuary dungeon is a weekly dungeon bonus that rotates and reds/thieves cant kill/steal from you there. I'd suggest farming there until you get a leg up.
There arent blessed gear / items in this game.
You can get a mount bonded by getting it to level 1. Just have it help kill monsters with you in shelter dungeon for about 10 minutes and it should hit level 1. Careful not to let it die. Otherwise society points/achievements which will take a bit longer as a new player.
The only problem I see now days with UO is that its a game that sometimes you have like 30 minutes 1h to play during the day after work.. tired.. just want to relax.. have a good time, but you keep being chased by pks .. thiefs.. and people like that .. that is part of the game and that is what makes also uo being uo.. but not always its fun.. now days I am opting for games I can relax after work and not stress and lose stuff .. sadly because UO will be always into my heart.
I would recommend farming the weekly 'sanctuary dungeon.' PKing and stealing from players is disabled in sanctuary dungeons. You do get reduced gold and loot drops but you still get them and your safe from other players. Aside from that, run tracking for your own personal PK radar. With tracking you will never get caught with your pants down and will have more than enough time to make your way out before they get to you.
There are other servers out there that have restricted pvp only to certain places or events, if hanging out and doing PvM is your jam I suggest checking them out and when you're ready to get back at that 'real sandbox experience,' we will be here for ya in the Outlands!
Watching.... waiting... lurking in the shadows *insert diabolical laughter*
^^ what he said.
Also hey Pedro, long time no chat. hope your doing well!
Hey my friend, yeah working a lot at the office.. I will be back soon.. love you brother@@PwnstarrGaming
Without PK game Will be super Boring
I agree, not saying it shouldnt have it.. it should have for sure, otherwise it would not be UO.. just saying that for my actuall real life now.. I have no energy for that at the moment =P
TY :) keep em comming
U da man. Had fun in time w u!
Is Peaceadin still a viable template? I recently started playing on Outlands and just went with that build because according to the wiki it's highly recommended for new players (at least was 2 years ago).😛
"viable" yes, just lyric is pretty darn expensive so bard isnt as recomended for new players anymore.
Finally I have a house due to the free house lottery
CONGRATS
Free?
@@DSToNe19and83 50k compared to a few million to me is free
Me too
Doesn’t it cost 10k, and plus a house deed?
Love the new lighting brother Pwn
Thanks 👍 right on ;p
I've stumbled across this and I am curious. Never played UO. I'm usually a solo player, but I enjoy commerce. Usually I end up into a tankier melee focused type of character (like a paladin) in games as a solo. I like self sufficiency to a degree without needing to have other people around, but I do like more supportive roles for group play. I'm looking through these templates to get a better understanding but will take any further advice through here as well.
Holy paladins are good solo and great in a group. Holy cores (aspect progression system) are cheap enough that you can afford them as a new player.
Dexxers, (pretty much any melee class that doesn't use magic) like a holy paladin, are a great way to learn the game. Because your not managing pets, summons, mana, and juggling spells, you can focus on learning the basics better i.e, attack patterns, dodging, kiting etc...
Commerce is huge. From reagents to real estate, you can sell or buy just about anything in the game, actually everything. It's common for people to create characters strictly for harvesting and selling crafting materials.
You can play the game solo but I would still recommend joining a guild. Even if your not interested in doing group stuff now, you will be later and the amount of loot/experience you gain in a group can be massive. Most every guild will also supply you with things you need for a first character, codex's tomes, access to important QoL items like storage shelf, magic recycler, repair benches and the like.
Forewarning, it will take a lot of time and gold to become 'self sufficient' in outlands but the basics to do it would be create crafter characters. 2 separate characters should cover all the crafting skills, or 1character if you buy an echo. It will not be easy and it will not be quick but you will be at maximum self sufficiency should you do it.
Last tip is don't be a stranger to the new player channel in discord. UO outlands has a long and steep learning curve that can easily dissuade someone from not playing but there is great joy in overcoming the adversity. The only true MMO sandbox out there is UO and Outlands is the number 1 place to be on it!
@@jayyrod1 I appreciate that. I am looking forward to playing.
Thank you for the content i started playing UO this weekend, any chance we get a follow up to the warrior template? more advanced after shelter island and player progression?
ua-cam.com/video/gaGEKJhyy8M/v-deo.html
Feel free to adjust any wep skill / aspect to your liking.
Welcome to Outlands 😃
So I’m really thinking about getting into this game when I have a little more time. So many good and cool systems that give the player the freedom to play the way they want and I love that. However, Iv play my fair share of MMOs and I know how toxic players can be. And I feel like this game would allow so many people to just be full blown killer player aids. And idk if I’m about that life. 😅
Pretty solid community. Quiet the opposite actually surprisingly 😅
any good bard/tamer/mage builds?
yep ! uooutlands.com/wiki/Templates
You would have to go out of your way to make an objectively bad build in outlands because everything is viable. From beggar pirates to sneaky scavengers, every build has a place here.
Pwnstarr, please please please please make a societies type crafter guide.
I've done a couple society guides. Best thing to do though to min/max is put a tailor/alch on your 3 accounts
Isn't Lumberjacking easier compared to mining? That's atleast my experience. With mining you are forced to walk along mountains and you either have to look for forges or drag along a mule. With lumberjacking you can move more freely and because wood is lighter on the server you can harvest more before you have to go back to the bank/or look for a forge.
By virtue of having more trees on outlands than mining spots I would say yes, it is easier. The difference of return on mining vs lumberjacks fluctuates at around 10 - 15k gold so your not losing out on much by lumbering over mining.
Plenty of grey on the Outlands map. They reduced the ore weight significantly. Either one def works as stated in the video
I'm very new at this but a swords codex for a macer? That sounds weird.
@@solzenstein you would want a mace codex for a macer.
Are u going to update the bard/ macer template to reflect the new bard codex?
eventually, yes more than likely
Pwnstars has recently put out a tribard build specifically for the wild lands expansion. He doesn't go in to great detail on the codex but he covers the most important changes to it in that video. The most important thing to note on the bard codex changes imo is that 'ensemble' now only costs 6 points to max instead of 9, and 'self taught' allows us to tribard without music.
There's still a case to be made for taking a couple bard skill with music because you can get stronger damage values by having those 6 extra bard points you would have spent on 'self taught', to go in other categories.
I have the tri bard char. It's great.. my question was. Would there be any different to the macer template other then switching macefighting to archery
I am super confused. Why, on the first template that runs macing, do you say keep an eye out for sword codex?
Whichever weapon school you chose *
Have you won another house pwn?
Not yet! hahaha
I might be stupid but here goes. How do i level herding as a necromancer? I got most skills to 80 in shelter, but no idea how to get herding up.
Just get a Shepard crook and use the skill herding. You can make a macro to spam it every 2-3 seconds while your away. Once it’s up though you just have a crook in your bag and double click to activate.
what are the starting skills and stats for the anti-pk miner?
Magery, med, eval. For the free casts to get magery higher then drop accordingly
4000 💪
woot!
At 0:43 would that macing build work for pvp as well?
...sorta but no not really lol.
Started playing yesterday, looked at the templates on the wiki and read up on all the skills and I found it really weird none of the suggested templates had focus on it since it looked super good, better than arms lore. Did they change how it works recently or something?
Focus was just added to the game recently. In my opinion, the main difference is that you need armos lore at 80 to use the [disarm ability whereas focus, even at 20-40 skill points, still gives good value on its stats. (Mainly an increased swing speed cap and mana refund chance cap).
Focus been out just a couple week w wildlands expansion. Focus is really nice cause accuracy is such a pain starting out. By giving more accuracy, swing speed, and swing speed cap (For dexxers) and Mana refund, Mana refund cap, spell charged chance (for mages).. Focus becomes a no-brainer for most pvm templates.
@@PwnstarrGaming That explains it. So I will keep my focus.
Definitely keep Focus - and I'll hopefully get to templates on teh wiki eventually, we are still trying to get all the content updates done on it, and haven't really had time to try a pile of templates to update that part of it. that said I'll add a note on there about the expansion - and that it's all changed.
Worth playing if I can only play an hour a day?
@@KwBeee yeah, there aren't any benchmarks you HAVE to meet.
Also its easy to get going in farming (a few seconds) as well as log off.
Grab yourself a Surfside Green Tea
Sounds good!
what's best for a player who didn't ever play on outlands?
Bards and holy paladins are probably the easiest templates to get in to on outlands.
thats legit what this video is about. did you try watching it?
Any one of these templates works. It really comes down to playstyle preference. In terms of most efficient/easiest the Necromancer is going to be your best leg up outside of harvesting. Just make sure your using your free-casts to kill monsters in shelter so you have some gold to buy reagents/scrolls. Otherwise it can be a tricky start
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why do you want a sword codex with the macer
You would want whatever weapon skill you chose.
Dude... This is what to do after months of playing...
You didn't explain what to start with!
Watch the video...?
This is a template video - he's explained what starting skills to take on character creation, which skills to train, what your skill goals are for a character going out into the world, before codex, aspect, and mastery chain considerations. I'm not sure what else you'd ask of him here for a new player template video?
If you are looking for how to setup the game, or activities to do once you go out into the world, he has other videos for that?
Gee..who would just up and pk someone? :) :) :)
oops!
Extremely based video
HEY!
nvm i see now no thx sorry
yw, no prob
so is this s fan made or legit server
www.uooutlands.com ; its not retail. retail can be found www.uo.com