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Spell Focusing Sash

2022-06-22T05:53:28Z

Granyk: Update spell focusing sash to match the tested values to 30% increase rather than the former stated 20%.

{{Infobox item
| name=Spell Focusing Sash
| image=Body_Sash.png
| weight=1
| spellfocusing=yes
| manaincrease=1
| brittle=yes
| defensechanceincrease=5
| strengthrequirement=10
| durability=255
}}

A '''Spell Focusing Sash''' is a possible loot item from [[Meer]] and [[Ophidian]]s found near battle fronts (towns under attack) by [[Bane Chosen]] forces during [[In the Shadow of Virtue - Rise of the Bane Chosen|Part III: Rise of the Bane Chosen]] of the [[In the Shadow of Virtue]] event arc.

It functions to adjust spell damage based for consecutive spells cast on the target. Initially it will give a decrease in the damage output, then it will increase the damage for the last 3/4 of spells cast. So by using a low mana/low damage spell for the first few casts, then high mana/damage spells for the remainder in the series, significant damage can be done to the target when activating the sash. As of June 2021, the EC client caps the display of 250 SDI, but the damage numbers match a manual sum of SDI on the character. Using the tooltips on the EC client shows the increase in SDI continues to 30% (factor of 1.3) opposed to the official description from 5 on Friday explanation years ago which said the upper bounds was 20% (1.2 factor). Here is the damage adjustment based on casting a few spell examples:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! '''Spell Cast''' !! Base Damage !! 1 !! 2 !! 3 !! 4 !! 5 !! 6 !! 7 !! 8 !! 9 !! 10 !! 11 !! 12 !! 13 !! 14 !! 15 !! 16 !! 17 !! 18 !! 19 !! 20 !! 21
|-
| '''Damage''' || || -30 || -24 || -18 || -12 || -6 || 0 || 2 || 4 || 6 || 8 || 10 || 12 || 14 || 16 || 18 || 20 || 22 || 24 || 26 || 28 || 30
|-
| '''Net''' || || -30 || -54 || -72 || -84 || -90 || -90 || -88 || -84 || -78 || -70 || -60 || -48 || -34 || -18 || 0 || +20 || +42 || +66 || +92 || +120 || +150
|-
| '''Magic Arrow damage''' || 14-18 || 9-12 || 10-13 || 11-14 || 12-15 || 13-16 || 14-18 || 14-18 || 14-18 || 14-19 || 15-19 || 15-19 || 15-20 || 15-20 || 16-20 || 16-21 || 16-21 || 17-21 || 17-22 || 17-22 || 17-23 || 18-23
|-
| '''Energy Bolt/Explosion damage''' || 51-56 || 35-39 || 38-42 || 41-45 || 44-49 || 47-52 || 51-56 || 52-57 || 53-58 || 54-59 || 55-60 || 56-61 || 57-62 || 58-63 || 59-64 || 60-66 || 61-67 || 62-68 || 63-69 || 64-70 || 65-71 || 66-72
|-
| '''Flamestrike damage''' || 65-70 || 45-49 || 49-53 || 53-57 || 57-61 || 61-65|| 65-70 || 66-71 || 67-72 || 68-74 || 70-75 || 71-77 || 72-78 || 74-79 || 75-81 || 76-82 || 78-84 || 79-85 || 80-86 || 81-88 || 83-89 || 84-91
|}

The example numbers in the chart are based on GM Magery, Evaluate Intelligence and Inscription. All results are truncated.

While there is a loss given up in the first 5 spells cast, the idea is to make those low level spells. Taking the minimum damage numbers into account, here is a brief summary of how the damage would accumulate. In the case of Magic Arrow, the caster would give up 14 damage for the first 5 casts. For the remaining spells cast higher offensive spells where the caster would gain 129 damage for the level 6 spells and 149 for level 7 spells. That combination equates to about 2 free spells worth of damage output to the target over the course of 21 casts. This analysis suggests that it is the comparable to 10% SDI.

==See Also==
* [[Artifacts (Other)]]
* [[Defiler of Virtue]]
* [[In the Shadow of Virtue]]
* [[In the Shadow of Virtue - Rise of the Bane Chosen|In the Shadow of Virtue Part III: Rise of the Bane Chosen]]

[[Category:Artifacts (Other)]][[Category:Event items]][[Category:Body Sashes]]

Spell Damage Increase

2022-06-22T04:48:27Z

Granyk: /* Earrings */ format error corrected

{{tocright}}

'''Spell Damage Increase''' (SDI) is an [[item property]] that increases the damage of most magical attacks that are cast. This property is capped at 25% in [[PVP]] provided you dont have more than 30% of a skill in two different spell lines or [[Animal Taming]] or [[Parry]]. Then, you will become "focused" to that spell line and can display it from your titles menu, under overhead name, skills. So, if you have [[Imbuing]], [[mysticism]] and [[focus]] you can be a focused mystic, but not if you have [[mysticism]] and 31 in [[evaluating intelligence]]. It's noteworthy that [[chivalry]] is amongst the magical lines even though it has no spell affected by SDI. So, if you have 120 [[magery]] and 120 [[chivalry]], you won't be a focused mage. If you are not eligible to be focused, then your SDI pvp cap will be 20%.
For [[PvE]] there is no cap on spell damage, so pack it on.

There is no formula needed for Spell Damage Increase because it is a true conversion, a 10% increase means your spell damage is increased 10% and so on. The intensity range of the Spell Damage Increase item property is 1% to 18% for found rings and bracelets. The apparent maximum is 50% for special items (e.g., [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]]).

==Qualifiers==
As with most code over time, Spell Damage Increase is not as straight-forward as it seems. It does affect [[Poison Strike]] and [[Wither]], but it does not affect [[Pain Spike]] or [[Holy Light]]. It works with [[Word of Death]], as the spell is not dependent on a secondary ability check, ''e.g.'' like Pain Spike, which involves [[Spirit Speak]], or Holy Light, which involves [[Karma]].

==Calculating Spell Damage==
* A character's skill level of [[evaluating intelligence]] is the first thing that comes into play in calculating the [[magery]] base spell damage. The formula for how much spell damage your getting from your Evaluating Intelligence is this: ((evaluating intelligence * 3) / 100) + 1.
* Similar with [[Spirit Speak]] for [[Necromancy Spells]] and [[Focus]] or [[Imbuing]] for [[Mysticism|Mysticism Spells]], [[Arcane Focus]] for [[Spellweaving|Spellweaving Spells]].
* The next factor involved in spell damage is [[intelligence]]. The formula for this is 1% spell damage increase for every 10 points of intelligence, or (intelligence / 10) and drop the decimals.
* [[Spellweaving]] spells [[Arcane Empowerment]] and [[Reaper Form]] increase spell damage.
* A bards [[Inspire]] (giving SDI) & [[Invigorate]] (giving intelligence) buffs the spell damage and too.
* [[Races#Berserk|Berserk]] ability of the gargoyle race may increase SDI (up to 12%).
* Getting the [[City_Loyalty#Trade_Deals_Include|Guild of Arcane Arts trade deal city buff]] increases the SDI value by 5%
* [[Inscription]] Skill bonus. This is a 10% increase in the base damage for [[Magery Spells]]. (This bonus only takes effect when a character has achieved the level of Grandmaster or higher in Inscription.)
* Being cursed by a target's [[Blood Oath]].
* Factor in any SDI imparted from items.
* Factor the use of a Slayer spellbook property matching the target.
* Don't forget the well timed usage of an [[Spell Focusing Sash]].
* Last but not least, the [[Summer Dragonfish Pie]] gives a straight +5 spell damage and the [[Grapes of Wrath]] gives +15 spell damage.

On the other hand factor in resist lowering and additional damage received issues on the target like:

* [[Discordance]]
* [[Evil Omen]]
* [[Corpse Skin]]
* [[Curse]]

==SDI Items==
===Heads===
*[[The Scholar’s Halo]] 15%
*[[Wizard's Crystal Reading Glasses]] 15%
*[[Kasa of the Raj-In]] 12%
*[[Dr. Spector's Lenses]] 12%
*[[Treasures and Trinkets Reading Glasses]] 10%
*[[Hat of the Magi]] 10%
*[[Crown of Tal'Keesh]] 10%
*[[Crown of Arcane Temperament]] 8%
*[[Obsidian Earrings]] 8%

===Necks===
*[[Pendant of the Magi]] 5%

===Chests===
*[[Mantle of the Fallen]] 5%
*[[Protector of the Battle Mage]] 5%

===Legs===
*[[Spell Woven Britches]] 10%
*[[Enchanted Kelp Woven Leggings]] 8%
*[[Summoner's Kilt]] 5%

===Arms===
*[[Cuffs of the Archmage]] 20%
*[[Midnight Bracers]] 10%

===Robes===
*[[Hawkwind's Robe]] 5%
*[[Tabard of Virtue]] 5%
*[[Cloak Of Death]] 3%

===Cloaks===
*[[Jumu’s Sacred Hide]] 5%
*[[Ranger's Cloak of Augmentation]] 3%

===Sets===
*[[Elven Leafweave]] 15% (total from 4 pieces)
*[[Greymist Armor]] 8% (2% per from 4 pieces)

===Rings===
*[[Compassion's Eye]] 20%
*[[Crystalline Ring]] 20%
*A ring out of the [[Random_Magic_Item_Generation_System#The_Name_Prefixes_and_Suffixe|Random Magic Item Generation System]] max. 18%
*An [[Spell_Damage_Increase#Imbuing|imbued ring]] max. 12%
*[[Ring of the Soulbinder]] 10%
*[[Djinni's Ring]] 10%
*[[Ecru Citrine Ring]] (random, max seen 8%)

===Bracelets===
*A bracelet out of the [[Random Magic Item Generation System#The_Name_Prefixes_and_Suffixes|Random Magic Item Generation System]] max. 18%
*An [[Spell_Damage_Increase#Imbuing|imbued bracelet]] max. 12%
*[[Enchanted Coral Bracelet]] 10%
*[[Venom]] 10%

===Talismans===
*[[Mana Phasing Orb]] 5%
*[[Mystic's Memento]] 5%
*[[Necromancer's Phylactery]] 5%
*[[Wizard's Curio]] 5%

===Earrings===
*[[Yukio's Glass Earrings]] 15%

===Books===
The relative effective %Damage output is in parentheses to set the order.
*(330) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 30%, triple damage
*(325) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%, triple damage
*(315) [[Anon's Spellbook]] 15% (Dinosaur, Myrmidex or Eodon Tribe Slayer, triple damage)
*(309) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%, triple damage
*(230) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 30%, double damage
*(225) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%, double damage
*(215) [[Juo’nar’s Grimoire]] 15% ([[Slayer|Super Slayer]], double damage)
*(215) [[Conjurer's Grimoire]] 15%, Undead Slayer, double damage
*(210) [[Fallen Mystic's Spellbook]] 10% ([[Fey_Slayer|Fey Slayer]], double damage)
*(209) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%, double damage
*(150) Maximum vs creatures with no slayer vulnerability [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 50%
*(130) [[War of Shadows|War of Shadows Invasion Spellbooks]] max. 30%
*(125) [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%
*(115) [[Tome of Lost Knowledge]] 15%
*(110) [[Tome of Enlightenment]] 10%
*(109) An [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%

If the goal is maximum damage, using a slayer spellbook to match your target is clearly the most important element. These are crafted spellbooks with 0 SDI just to make the damage comparison clear.
No additional SDI, but slayer books:
*(300) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]], triple damage
*(200) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]], double damage

===Shields===
*[[Hook's Shield]] 10%

===Weapons===
*[[Eternal Guardian Staff]] 10%
*[[Staff of Power]] 5%
*[[Breath of the Dead]] 5%
*[[Grim Reaper's Scythe]] 5%
*[[Rune Blade of Knowledge]] 5%

==Maximum Possible SDI by items==
As of [[Publish 112|June 2022]], the maximum Spell Damage Increase from [[equipment]] is 185%, which is constituted from the following:
*[[The Scholar’s Halo]] or [[Wizard's Crystal Reading Glasses]] 15%
*[[Pendant of the Magi]] 5%
*[[Protector of the Battle Mage]] 5%
*[[Spell Woven Britches]] 10%
*[[Cuffs of the Archmage]] 20%
*[[Greymist Armor]] gloves 2%
*A bracelet out of the [[Random Magic Item Generation System]] 18%
*Either [[Compassion's Eye]] or [[Crystalline Ring]] 20%
*Any one of the talisman slot items: [[Mana Phasing Orb]], [[Necromancer's Phylactery]], [[Mystic's Memento]], [[Wizard's Curio]] 5%
(**A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] 30%, triple damage)
*A [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] 50%
*[[Hawkwind's Robe]] 5%
*[[Jumu’s Sacred Hide]] 5%
*[[Hook's Shield]] 10%
*[[Yukio's Glass Earrings]] 15%

==Imbuing==
The following resources are required to [[Imbuing|imbue]] the highest intensity of Spell Damage Increase (12%):
*5 [[Enchanted Essence]]
*10 [[Gem|Emerald]]
*10 [[Crystal Shards]]

==See Also==
{{Item Properties}}

Spell Damage Increase

2022-06-22T04:20:13Z

Granyk: Added Yukio's Glass Earrings, Hook's Shield and Tabard of Virtue. Updated Max SDI from equipment.

{{tocright}}

'''Spell Damage Increase''' (SDI) is an [[item property]] that increases the damage of most magical attacks that are cast. This property is capped at 25% in [[PVP]] provided you dont have more than 30% of a skill in two different spell lines or [[Animal Taming]] or [[Parry]]. Then, you will become "focused" to that spell line and can display it from your titles menu, under overhead name, skills. So, if you have [[Imbuing]], [[mysticism]] and [[focus]] you can be a focused mystic, but not if you have [[mysticism]] and 31 in [[evaluating intelligence]]. It's noteworthy that [[chivalry]] is amongst the magical lines even though it has no spell affected by SDI. So, if you have 120 [[magery]] and 120 [[chivalry]], you won't be a focused mage. If you are not eligible to be focused, then your SDI pvp cap will be 20%.
For [[PvE]] there is no cap on spell damage, so pack it on.

There is no formula needed for Spell Damage Increase because it is a true conversion, a 10% increase means your spell damage is increased 10% and so on. The intensity range of the Spell Damage Increase item property is 1% to 18% for found rings and bracelets. The apparent maximum is 50% for special items (e.g., [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]]).

==Qualifiers==
As with most code over time, Spell Damage Increase is not as straight-forward as it seems. It does affect [[Poison Strike]] and [[Wither]], but it does not affect [[Pain Spike]] or [[Holy Light]]. It works with [[Word of Death]], as the spell is not dependent on a secondary ability check, ''e.g.'' like Pain Spike, which involves [[Spirit Speak]], or Holy Light, which involves [[Karma]].

==Calculating Spell Damage==
* A character's skill level of [[evaluating intelligence]] is the first thing that comes into play in calculating the [[magery]] base spell damage. The formula for how much spell damage your getting from your Evaluating Intelligence is this: ((evaluating intelligence * 3) / 100) + 1.
* Similar with [[Spirit Speak]] for [[Necromancy Spells]] and [[Focus]] or [[Imbuing]] for [[Mysticism|Mysticism Spells]], [[Arcane Focus]] for [[Spellweaving|Spellweaving Spells]].
* The next factor involved in spell damage is [[intelligence]]. The formula for this is 1% spell damage increase for every 10 points of intelligence, or (intelligence / 10) and drop the decimals.
* [[Spellweaving]] spells [[Arcane Empowerment]] and [[Reaper Form]] increase spell damage.
* A bards [[Inspire]] (giving SDI) & [[Invigorate]] (giving intelligence) buffs the spell damage and too.
* [[Races#Berserk|Berserk]] ability of the gargoyle race may increase SDI (up to 12%).
* Getting the [[City_Loyalty#Trade_Deals_Include|Guild of Arcane Arts trade deal city buff]] increases the SDI value by 5%
* [[Inscription]] Skill bonus. This is a 10% increase in the base damage for [[Magery Spells]]. (This bonus only takes effect when a character has achieved the level of Grandmaster or higher in Inscription.)
* Being cursed by a target's [[Blood Oath]].
* Factor in any SDI imparted from items.
* Factor the use of a Slayer spellbook property matching the target.
* Don't forget the well timed usage of an [[Spell Focusing Sash]].
* Last but not least, the [[Summer Dragonfish Pie]] gives a straight +5 spell damage and the [[Grapes of Wrath]] gives +15 spell damage.

On the other hand factor in resist lowering and additional damage received issues on the target like:

* [[Discordance]]
* [[Evil Omen]]
* [[Corpse Skin]]
* [[Curse]]

==SDI Items==
===Heads===
*[[The Scholar’s Halo]] 15%
*[[Wizard's Crystal Reading Glasses]] 15%
*[[Kasa of the Raj-In]] 12%
*[[Dr. Spector's Lenses]] 12%
*[[Treasures and Trinkets Reading Glasses]] 10%
*[[Hat of the Magi]] 10%
*[[Crown of Tal'Keesh]] 10%
*[[Crown of Arcane Temperament]] 8%
*[[Obsidian Earrings]] 8%

===Necks===
*[[Pendant of the Magi]] 5%

===Chests===
*[[Mantle of the Fallen]] 5%
*[[Protector of the Battle Mage]] 5%

===Legs===
*[[Spell Woven Britches]] 10%
*[[Enchanted Kelp Woven Leggings]] 8%
*[[Summoner's Kilt]] 5%

===Arms===
*[[Cuffs of the Archmage]] 20%
*[[Midnight Bracers]] 10%

===Robes===
*[[Hawkwind's Robe]] 5%
*[[Tabard of Virtue]] 5%
*[[Cloak Of Death]] 3%

===Cloaks===
*[[Jumu’s Sacred Hide]] 5%
*[[Ranger's Cloak of Augmentation]] 3%

===Sets===
*[[Elven Leafweave]] 15% (total from 4 pieces)
*[[Greymist Armor]] 8% (2% per from 4 pieces)

===Rings===
*[[Compassion's Eye]] 20%
*[[Crystalline Ring]] 20%
*A ring out of the [[Random_Magic_Item_Generation_System#The_Name_Prefixes_and_Suffixe|Random Magic Item Generation System]] max. 18%
*An [[Spell_Damage_Increase#Imbuing|imbued ring]] max. 12%
*[[Ring of the Soulbinder]] 10%
*[[Djinni's Ring]] 10%
*[[Ecru Citrine Ring]] (random, max seen 8%)

===Bracelets===
*A bracelet out of the [[Random Magic Item Generation System#The_Name_Prefixes_and_Suffixes|Random Magic Item Generation System]] max. 18%
*An [[Spell_Damage_Increase#Imbuing|imbued bracelet]] max. 12%
*[[Enchanted Coral Bracelet]] 10%
*[[Venom]] 10%

===Talismans===
*[[Mana Phasing Orb]] 5%
*[[Mystic's Memento]] 5%
*[[Necromancer's Phylactery]] 5%
*[[Wizard's Curio]] 5%

===Earrings===
*[[Yukio's Glass Earrings]]] 15%

===Books===
The relative effective %Damage output is in parentheses to set the order.
*(330) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 30%, triple damage
*(325) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%, triple damage
*(315) [[Anon's Spellbook]] 15% (Dinosaur, Myrmidex or Eodon Tribe Slayer, triple damage)
*(309) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%, triple damage
*(230) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 30%, double damage
*(225) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%, double damage
*(215) [[Juo’nar’s Grimoire]] 15% ([[Slayer|Super Slayer]], double damage)
*(215) [[Conjurer's Grimoire]] 15%, Undead Slayer, double damage
*(210) [[Fallen Mystic's Spellbook]] 10% ([[Fey_Slayer|Fey Slayer]], double damage)
*(209) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%, double damage
*(150) Maximum vs creatures with no slayer vulnerability [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] max. 50%
*(130) [[War of Shadows|War of Shadows Invasion Spellbooks]] max. 30%
*(125) [[Scrapper's Compendium]] 25%
*(115) [[Tome of Lost Knowledge]] 15%
*(110) [[Tome of Enlightenment]] 10%
*(109) An [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]] max. 9%

If the goal is maximum damage, using a slayer spellbook to match your target is clearly the most important element. These are crafted spellbooks with 0 SDI just to make the damage comparison clear.
No additional SDI, but slayer books:
*(300) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]], triple damage
*(200) A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Super Slayer]] [[Inscription|Inscribed Spellbook]], double damage

===Shields===
*[[Hook's Shield]] 10%

===Weapons===
*[[Eternal Guardian Staff]] 10%
*[[Staff of Power]] 5%
*[[Breath of the Dead]] 5%
*[[Grim Reaper's Scythe]] 5%
*[[Rune Blade of Knowledge]] 5%

==Maximum Possible SDI by items==
As of [[Publish 112|June 2022]], the maximum Spell Damage Increase from [[equipment]] is 185%, which is constituted from the following:
*[[The Scholar’s Halo]] or [[Wizard's Crystal Reading Glasses]] 15%
*[[Pendant of the Magi]] 5%
*[[Protector of the Battle Mage]] 5%
*[[Spell Woven Britches]] 10%
*[[Cuffs of the Archmage]] 20%
*[[Greymist Armor]] gloves 2%
*A bracelet out of the [[Random Magic Item Generation System]] 18%
*Either [[Compassion's Eye]] or [[Crystalline Ring]] 20%
*Any one of the talisman slot items: [[Mana Phasing Orb]], [[Necromancer's Phylactery]], [[Mystic's Memento]], [[Wizard's Curio]] 5%
(**A target specific [[Slayer#Super_.26_Lesser_Slayers|Lesser Slayer]] [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] 30%, triple damage)
*A [[Shattered Obelisk Invasion|Shattered Obelisk Invasion Spellbook]] 50%
*[[Hawkwind's Robe]] 5%
*[[Jumu’s Sacred Hide]] 5%
*[[Hook's Shield]] 10%
*[[Yukio's Glass Earrings]] 15%

==Imbuing==
The following resources are required to [[Imbuing|imbue]] the highest intensity of Spell Damage Increase (12%):
*5 [[Enchanted Essence]]
*10 [[Gem|Emerald]]
*10 [[Crystal Shards]]

==See Also==
{{Item Properties}}

Acid Slime

2020-03-28T01:59:31Z

Granyk:

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Colored acid slime.jpg|frame|Light Olive is one possible variety]]
==Overview==
'''Acid Slimes''' are a quest-related monster for the [[Pursuit]] quest that will only spawn for a certain number of days before ceasing in late January 2009, according to the Japanese UO website. The location of the acid slime spawn changes daily and the location varies by shard. Also, a new hue of acid slime will appear every two days. Acid slimes first appeared with [[Publish 57]].

When found, the slimes appear as an [[Acid Slime]] and may or may not additionally have a special color and descriptive hue. Although viciously aggressive and employing [[Magery]], the slimes are nearly impervious to damage and give karma loss when slain, but do no damage despite attacking and poisoning players. The slimes are quite nimble and hard to keep up with.

==Spawn Locations==
The location of the acid slime spawn changes daily and the location varies by shard.
:''(Incomplete, please add more!)''
*[[Fire Dungeon]] - Dungeon in [[Felucca]]
*[[Hedge Maze]] - Giant maze and wizard tower of [[Relvinian]], southwest of [[Britain]]
*[[Doom]] - Dungeon in [[Malas]]
*[[Exodus Dungeon]] - Dungeon in [[Ilshenar]]
*[[Shrine|Shrine of Chaos]] - Anti-Virtue Shrine in [[Felucca]]
*[[Fan Dancer Dojo]] - Dungeon in [[Tokuno Islands]]
*[[Yomotsu Mines]] - Dungeon in Tokuno Islands
*West Britain Farms - Farming area west of [[Britain]]

==Notes==
The easiest way to use them to dye certain items(or fill specimen basins for the [[Pursuit]] quest) is to wait til they are cornered or when they pause from their flight to attack. At that point, double-click the acid slime and then target a specimen basin to fill it or the artifact or enhanced item to dye it the current color of the slime. Other items, such as exceptionally crafted or unenhanced equipment and [[Spring Cleaning 2008]] armor set items cannot be dyed.

The title [[Slime Hunter]] may be obtained by completing the [[Pursuit]] quest.

==See Also==
* [[Pursuit]] - Acid Slime-related quest
* [[Corrosive Slime]]
* [[Frost Ooze]]
* [[Slime]]
* [[Toxic Ooze]]

[[Category:Monsters]]

Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer

2020-03-28T01:39:32Z

Granyk:

[[File:Scalis3D.png|frame|Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer(UO Enhanced)]]
[[File:Scalis2D.png|frame|Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer(UO Classic)]]

The '''Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer''' is one of two boss-level monsters introduced with the [[High Seas]] expansion. He is said to be tougher than the [[Slasher of Veils]] in terms of difficulty. He was the first monster revealed with the High Seas expansion.

A Scalis can be summoned by tossing a [[File:Fabled_fishing_net.png]] [[Fabled Fishing Net]] into the water that either pull up [[Sea Serpent]]s, [[Kraken]]s and [[Leviathan]] or Scalis. [[GM]] [[Fishing|Fishermans]] have a 25% chance to spawn [[Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer]]. [[Cannon]]s on ships can also be used against them, although unlike any other creature currently in the game they can damage ships in return. Additionally, they will toss [[Parasitic Eel|eels]] on board when ranged attacks are used against them.

Osiredon has high resistance against most types of damage, making him difficult to hurt. Also, similar to [[Corgul the Soulbinder]], Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer activates a tainted life force aura which can cause life leech options/skill (i.e. [[Vampiric Embrace]]) to hurt the player rather than heal, making [[Sampire]] template relatively useless. One working method is to use [[Cannonball]] from [[Cannon]]s, which will deal approximately 650 - 2230 damage (produced by an [[Orc Ship]] using [[Heavy Ship Cannon]]s).

==Statistics==
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|str=805 - 900
|hitpoints=75,000
|dex=121 - 165
|stamina=121 - 165
|int=125 - 137
|mana=4000
|bardingdifficulty=160.0
|tamingdifficulty=N/A
|basedamage=19 - 26
|preferredfoods=
|wrestling=122.9 - 128.0
|poisoning=---
|tactics=127.7 - 132.9
|magery=0 - 29.2
|magicresist=120.9 - 129.4
|evalint=0.0
|anatomy=0.0
|meditation=0.0
|specialskill=Throws [[Parasitic Eel]]s on targets. Necro magic.
|physicalresist=80%
|fireresist=80% - 90%
|coldresist=85 - 95%
|poisonresist=80% - 90%
|energyresist=80% - 90%
|physicaldamage=40%
|firedamage=---
|colddamage=30%
|poisondamage=---
|energydamage=30%
|samplesize=7
}}

==Lore==
Shortly after the launch of the High Seas booster, fiction regarding the Scalis was released.
*[[Rise of the Scalis Part 1]]
*[[Rise of the Scalis Part 2]]

==See Also==
*[[Corgul the Soulbinder]]
*[[Charybdis]]
[[Category:Monsters]]
[[Category:Bosses]]

{{Categorize|High Seas}}

Corgul the Soulbinder

2020-03-28T01:38:10Z

Granyk:

{{tocright}}
[[Image:Corgul_the_soulbinder.png|right|frame]]
'''Corgul the Soulbinder''' is one of two boss-level monsters introduced with the [[High Seas]] expansion and is found on a floating island. He was the second monster revealed with the High Seas expansion.

Corgul appears as a black [[Titan]] in the Classic Client but has his own unique graphic in the Enhanced client. Corgul hits heavily with both melee and spells. Corgul the Soulbinder has a corrupted life aura similar to [[Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer]] which will cause life leech item options/skill(i.e [[Vampiric Embrace]]) to work in the opposite way. Players will experience life decrease rather than the healing effect that would be expected. Mana and Stamina leech work as normal. Corgul is bound to his original position on the island and will intermittently return to that position.

When first approaching the island, Corgul will be found in the cobblestone center of the isle, while 6 groups of ~16 Soulbound are stationed around the island. The initial 6 groups will always appear in the same locations: N, NW, SW, CenterSouth, S, E.

Three to Five (it's almost always 5) additional groups of ~16 Soulbound will spawn in random locations around the island after Corgul has been injured. It is possible to initiate combat with Corgul, damage him, then retreat and hide, spawning the first group of additional Soulbound. The remaining groups will spawn over short intervals. Alternatively, eliminate the first group of additional Soulbound and the second group will immediately spawn, eliminate the 2nd group and the 3rd group will immediately spawn, etc.

Corgul appears to take less damage for each Soulbound alive, to the point where he is almost impervious to damage if 6 or more Soulbound groups are present. Once all the Soulbound are dead, Corgul is a tough, but straightforward opponent. Due to these spawn mechanics, it is in your best interest to kill all the Soulbound before trying to defeat Corgul.

==Tips==
Corgul is vulnerable to [[Repond Slayer]] but is also a Necromancer, so watch out for Blood Oath.

Corgul will animate dead, so keep him away from the dead Soulbound. Be careful fighting Corgul and the additional Soulbound groups simultaneously, as these additional groups can spawn near Corgul. If you are careless, you may end up fighting Corgul, additional Soulbound, and Undead!

Corgul has the vortex ability and will pull all ranged opponents to him (including tamers/mages with pets/summons).

Corgul has a long range area effect attack.

If encountering Corgul in Trammel, Soulbound and Corgul will drop 0.1 to 0.5 [[Scrolls of Transcendence]].{{Line Break}}
If encountering Corgul in Felucca, Soulbound and Corgul will drop 0.6 to 1.0 [[Scrolls of Transcendence]].

==Locating==
[[Image:Corgul_sacrifical_brazier.jpg|thumb|The sacrificial brazier]]
[[Image:Corgul_island.png|thumb|Island of the Soulbinder]]
Corgul resides on a mysterious moving island. To reach him, you must first go to the exit of the second level of dungeon [[Covetous]] and sacrifice a used or unused [[Treasure Map]] as well as a World Map (NPC bought or [[Cartography#Craftables|player-crafted]]). Upon sacrificing the items, a new map will be placed in your backpack with the location of the [[Island of the Soulbinder]] where Corgul roams. Your hit points will also be reduced to 1 as a blood cost. Be careful not to die to any monsters before you can heal up. All party members must have the High Seas expansion and the party must approach the island on one of the High Seas [[Galleon|boat types]] or the island will not be accessible.

Take the map and get on a ship. You can either sail to the location manually or drop the map on a tillerman, say "start" and he will sail the ship for you.

After you reach the destination, move further forward to reach to a remote island. Corgul the Soulbinder is waiting here guarded by:

* [[Bound Soul]]s
* [[Brigand]]s
* [[Soulbound Apprentice Mage]]s
* [[Soulbound Battle Mage]]s
* [[Soulbound Pirate Captain]]s
* [[Soulbound Pirate Raider]]s
* [[Soulbound Spell Slinger]]s
* [[Soulbound Swashbuckler]]s

Sometimes Corgul does not appear on his island or disappears during combat. There appears to be no way to re-summon Corgul once he has disappeared. To make sure Corgul is always available:

*Ignore World Maps that start with less than 2000 seconds on the timer. Just spawn a new map instead.
*Crossing server boundaries is possible, but if the World Map refreshes (closes and opens) Corgul will sometimes not be on his island.
*If you leave the island zone with the World Map, Corgul may disappear.
*Once opened, never close the World Map showing Corgul's location. Even after engaging Corgul in combat, closing the World Map can cause him to disappear the next time he teleports to his starting location.

==Statistics==
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|poisoning=---
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|poisondamage=40%
|energydamage=10%
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==See Also==
*[[Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer]]
*[[Charybdis]]
[[Category:Monsters]]
[[Category:Bosses]]
{{Categorize|High Seas}}

Artifacts (Minax)

2020-03-28T01:29:20Z

Granyk:

[[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax Artifacts]] drop in a player's backpack as a reward for defeating monsters in [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]]. Any monster killed can lead to getting a drop. There is a set of pod cities that mimic a portion of the Britannian cities (Britain, Magincia, Minoc, Moonglow, Serpent's Hold, Skara Brae, Trinsic, Vesper and Yew). There are also more classic dungeon areas.

The pods of cities have a lighthouse and sets of captains and a posse. The posse must be all eliminated before the captain is vulnerable. With each round of captains that are defeated, the lighthouse becomes vulnerable. After the 3rd round of captains have been defeated the lighthouse can be finally damaged enough to be destroyed.

Anyone doing damage to the lighthouse who is present when it collapses will generate a drop. Captains award a few drops distributed to some of the players who fought when he dies. These are guaranteed drops in the system. In the other parts of the dungeon, drops are awarded based on fame/count that are killed by a player.

These [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax Artifacts]] are predominantly a dark red color and have the text "bearing the crest of Minax".

The [[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn Artifacts]] are the rewards from the turn in of these and have the text "bearing the crest of Blackthorn".

==See also==
* [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]]
* [[Artifacts]]

Artifacts (Blackthorn)

2020-03-28T01:27:56Z

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[[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn Artifacts]] mimic other [[Artifacts]] in game, but essentially allow a more random reward system to allow a player to select an item they prefer.

The reward system is based on turning in dropped [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax artifacts]] for a [[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn Artifact]] of choice.

The [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax artifacts]] have the label "bearing the crest of Minax".
The [[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn artifacts]] have the label "bearing the crest of Blackthorn".

==See also==
* [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]]

Blackthorn's Dungeon

2020-03-28T01:22:41Z

Granyk:

Blackthorn's Dungeon is in the basement of Blackthorn Castle on the north side the [[Britain]].

Hunting in [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]] drops [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax Artifacts]] into the player's backpack which can be turned into an NPC at the top of the stairs at the entrance to the dungeon.

These [[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn Artifacts]] rewards that can be redeemed mimic the properties of other [[Artifacts]] from other systems in game.

Blackthorn's Dungeon

2020-03-28T01:22:14Z

Granyk:

Blackthorn's Dungeon is in the basement of Blackthorn Castle on the north side the [[Britain]].

Hunting in [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]] drops [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax Artifacts]] into the player's backpack which can be turned into an NPC at the top of the stairs at the entrance to the dungeon.

These [[Artifacts (Blackthorn)|Blackthorn Artifact]] rewards that can be redeemed mimic the properties of other [[Artifacts]] from other systems in game.

Artifacts (Minax)

2020-03-28T01:20:07Z

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Artifacts

2020-03-28T01:09:03Z

Granyk:

{{tocright}}
'''Artifacts''' are special items with unique names that can be obtained by various means: using the [[Stealing]] skill to pilfer them from disparate locales, through specific monster drop systems, during events associated with game-wide fiction, or by crafting them using rare ingredients.

Named items obtained from the old [[Seer]] Quests were not considered '''Artifacts''' when they were being given to players, largely because the term had not yet been invented. The term and concept have not been "retro-fitted" to apply to these older items.

The items considered to be the first '''Artifacts''' were introduced in the [[Ultima Online: Age of Shadows|Age of Shadows]] expansion, in the dungeon [[Doom]], using two methods.

First, various items spawned throughout the dungeon that could only be picked up by using the [[Stealing]] skill. This was a move by the development team to vindicate the concept of collecting [[Rares]] and as a throwback to the way that [[Rares]] had originally been created. That is, as items unobtainable to players, that had been used to decorate the environment, but which had been accidentally left unlocked and could be picked up and carried away. The newly stealable items in [[Doom]] spawned with the new property [[Artifact Rarity]], which denoted the frequency with which they spawned.

The second method by which original '''Artifacts''' entered the game was as a group of items that could be obtained in the [[Doom#Gauntlet|Doom Gauntlet]], as rare drops that went directly into a character's [[backpack]]. These too, possessed the [[Artifact Rarity]] property, but since these '''Artifacts''' spawned in relation to monster slaying, the [[Artifact Rarity]] did not always directly correlate to spawn frequency. Many of these type of '''Artifacts''' have entered the game, making the [[Artifact Rarity]] misleading.

When the [[Paragon]] system was introduced in 2004, people began calling the named items that dropped "Minor Artifacts" due to the system's similarity to the [[Doom#Gauntlet|Gauntlet]] and the unique names that the items possessed, even though these items did not possess the [[Artifact Rarity]] property. This custom was repeated for the [[Treasures of Tokuno]] events and later for craftable '''Artifact''' quality items introduced with [[Ultima Online: Mondain's Legacy|Mondain's Legacy]].

'''Artifact''' quality items were eventually introduced through various in-game events, such as [[Halloween 2006]] and the [[Ophidian Invasion]]. Quests also introduced new '''Artifact''' quality items, such as the [[Truth and Redemption]] quest, which granted [[The Redeemer]] as a reward. For UO's 10th anniversary in 2007, a drop system similar to the [[Paragon]] system was introduced in the [[Anti-Virtue Dungeons]], which brought with it a new set of [[Virtue]] themed artifacts that did possess the [[Artifact Rarity]] property.

Recent artifacts, like the [[Artifacts (Stygian Abyss)|Stygian Abyss Artifacts]] and the [[Artifacts (High Seas)|High Seas Artifacts]] have reverted to not having the [[Artifact Rarity]] property. This is also true for the new '''Artifact''' quality dungeon loot system in [[Artifacts (Covetous)|Covetous]], [[Artifacts (Despise)|Despise]], and select other dungeons.

==Standard Artifacts==
Items which possess the [[Artifact Rarity]] item property can be classified into several categories.

* [[Artifacts (Doom)| Doom Artifacts]] - Artifacts that can be found in [[Doom]]. These fall into two categories:
** Items that can be [[Doom stealables|stolen in Doom]].
** Items that [[Artifacts (Doom)#The_Gauntlet|drop in the Gauntlet]].
* [[Tokuno stealables]] - Artifacts that can be stolen in the [[Tokuno Islands]].
* [[Artifacts (Virtue)|Virtue Artifacts]] - Artifacts that spawn in the eight original [[Anti-Virtue Dungeons]]. These were originally introduced as part of the [[10th Anniversary]] festivities and are now a permanent drop system.
* [[Stygian Abyss stealables]] - Artifacts that can be stolen in the [[Underworld]] and the [[Stygian Abyss Dungeon]].
* [[Wrong stealables]] - Artifacts that can be stolen in the dungeon [[Wrong]].

==Artifact Quality Items==
Artifact quality named items which do not posses the [[Artifact Rarity]] property.

* [[Artifacts (Ararat)|Ararat Artifacts]] - Artifacts that drop from the [[Shadowlords]] inside the hold of the [[Ararat]].
* [[Ararat Stealables]] - Artifacts that can be stolen next to the [[Ararat]].
* [[Champion Spawn Artifacts|Champion Spawn Artifacts]] - Replicas of items copied from [[Event Moderator]] events.
* [[Artifacts (Covetous)|Covetous Artifacts]] - Items that drop from [[Cora the Sorceress]] and her minions.
* [[Artifacts (Blackthorn) | Blackthorn Artifacts]] - Items that can be redeemed by turning in [[Artifacts (Minax)|Minax artifacts]] and claiming one.
* [[Craftable_Artifact|Craftable Artifacts]] - Craftable items that, due to their high end properties, are considered artifacts. Rare ingredients available only from [[Peerless]] monsters are required to craft them.
* [[Artifacts (Despise)|Despise Artifacts]] - Items that drop from the brothers [[Adrian the Glorious Lord]] and [[Andros the Dread Lord]].
* [[Artifacts (High Seas)|High Seas Artifacts]] - Items that drop from [[High Seas]] bosses.
* [[Artifacts (Paragon)|Ilshenar Minor Artifacts]] - Items that drop as part of the [[Paragon]] system in [[Ilshenar]], several of which are exclusive to this system.
* [[Artifacts (Leviathan)|Leviathan Minor Artifacts]] - Items that drop from the [[Leviathan]], a sea monster that is spawned through use of a certain fishing net. These items include those that drop as part of the [[Paragon]] system, as well as some which are exlusive to the [[Leviathan]].
* [[Artifacts (ML)|Mondain's Legacy Minor Artifacts]] - Items that drop in the same style as those associated with the Paragon system, but only in [[Mondain's Legacy Dungeons]] or from [[Peerless]] bosses.
* [[Artifacts (Other)|Other Artifacts]] - Items, such as [[The Redeemer]], of '''Artifact''' quality and which could be acquired as anniversary gifts or by participating in story arcs and other in-game events.
* [[Artifacts (Peerless)|Peerless Artifacts]] - Items that spawn only on the corpses of [[Peerless]] bosses. Each [[Peerless]] boss spawns specific artifacts.
* [[Artifacts (Shadowguard)|Shadowguard Artifacts]] - This feature requires the [[Time of Legends]] expansion entitlement. This entitlement will be applied for free to all accounts active during August, September, or October 2015. New artifacts can be found in the [[Valley of Eodon]]. These artifacts are available as rewards from completing [[Shadowguard]].
* [[Artifacts (Stygian Abyss)|Stygian Abyss Artifacts]] - Items that drop in [[Stygian Abyss Dungeon]], [[Tomb of Kings]] and [[Underworld]] and from [[Stygian Abyss]] bosses or [[Mini-Champs|Mini-Champ Mini Bosses]].
* [[Artifacts (Treasure Map)|Treasure Map Minor Artifacts]] - Items that drop from [[Treasure Map]]s. These items include those that drop as part of the Paragon system, as well as some which are exclusive to Treasure Maps.
* [[Artifacts (ToT)|Treasures of Tokuno Artifacts]] - Items that dropped or that could be claimed as part of the the [[Treasures of Tokuno]] events. At present, the [[Treasures of Tokuno]] event is not active. Thus the Artifacts no longer drop as reward. However, Greater Artifacts can still be redeemed by turning in 10 of the Lesser Artifacts to [[Ihara Soko the Imperial Minister of Trade]] in the city of [[Zento]]. Many Lesser Artifacts are available for sale on most [[Shards]].
** [[Artifacts (ToT)#Major_Artifacts|Greater Artifacts]] - These artifacts are claimed through a turn in system.
** [[Artifacts (ToT)#Minor_Artifacts|Lesser Artifacts]] - These artifacts dropped in a way similar to those that drop in the Paragon system, and could be turned in for the Greater Artifacts.

==See also==
* [[Items]]

[[Category:Game Terms]]
[[Category:Items]]

Blackthorn's Dungeon

2020-03-28T01:03:19Z

Granyk: Initial entry

Blackthorn's Dungeon is in the basement of Blackthorn Castle on the north side the [[Britain]].

Hunting in [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]] drops artifacts into the player's backpack which can be turned into an NPC at the top of the stairs at the entrance to the dungeon.

These rewards that can be redeemed mimic the properties of other [[Artifacts]] from other systems in game.

Dungeons

2020-03-28T01:00:11Z

Granyk: /* Britannia */

__NOTOC__
Dungeons within UO are located on all [[Facet]]s. They are explorable areas where characters may encounter any combination of [[monster]]s, puzzles, [[NPC]]s, or traps. Defeating the monsters and solving the puzzles reward players with various types of treasure; the tougher the monsters/puzzles, the more rewarding the treasure. Some Dungeons are multi layered areas, with stairs or hole like openings that must be used to travel between the levels. Typically, the more levels you encounter in a dungeon, the tougher the monsters and puzzles become. For example, in a single dungeon, a level 1 cavern might have [[Ettin]]s and [[Earth Elemental]]s, while a level 4 cavern in the same dungeon might have [[Ogre Lord]]s and [[Troll]]s. Other dungeons may be a single level area- yet contain advanced monsters of extreme difficulty. Caution should always be exercised when exploring new Dungeon areas!

Dungeons need not be the stereotypical setting of medieval stone passages containing cells and torture devices. Some "Dungeons" are sewers, jails, caverns, cities, or castles.

{|
| width="300" rowspan="3" valign="top" |
==[[Britannia]]==
* [[Blackthorn's Dungeon]]
* [[Blighted Grove]]
* [[Covetous]]
* [[Deceit]]
* [[Despise]]
* [[Destard]]
* [[Hythloth]]
* [[Orc Dungeon]]
* [[Painted Caves]]
* [[Prism of Light]]
* [[Sanctuary]]
* [[Shame]]
* [[Solen Hives]]
* [[Wind]]
* [[Wrong]]

==[[Lost Lands|The Lost Lands]]==
* [[Britain Sewers]]
* [[Delucia Passage]]
* [[Khaldun]] ([[Felucca]] only)
* [[Fire Dungeon]]
* [[Ice Dungeon]]
* [[Palace of Paroxysmus]]
* [[Terathan Keep Underground]]

==[[Ter Mur]]==
* [[Stygian Abyss Dungeon]]
* [[Tomb of Kings]]
* [[Underworld]]
| width="300" valign="top" |

==[[Ilshenar]]==
===Major===
* [[Ankh Dungeon]]
* [[Blood Dungeon]]
* [[Exodus Dungeon]]
* [[Rock Dungeon]]
* [[Sorcerers Dungeon]]
* [[Spectre Dungeon]]
* [[Twisted Weald]]
* [[Wisp Dungeon]]

===Minor===
* [[Ancient Citadel]]
* [[Ancient Lair]]
* [[Lizard Passage]]
* [[Rat Cave]]
* [[Spider Cave]]
* [[Wyrm Mountain]]
|-
| valign="top" |

==[[Malas]]==
* [[Bedlam]]
* [[Doom]]
* [[Labyrinth]]
|-
|
==[[Tokuno Islands|The Tokuno Islands]]==
* [[Fan Dancer Dojo]]
* [[The Citadel]]
* [[Yomotsu Mines]]
|}

[[Category:Directory]]
[[Category:Game Terms]]
[[Category:Atlas]]

Equipment slot

2020-03-23T09:08:12Z

Granyk:

'''Equipment Slots''' refers to the number and type of items that can be equipped on the body of a player character. There are currently 18 equipment slots, which was not always so. Several slots that have significant gameplay value today had little, non-[[Role Playing|Role Play]] value in the past. The ring and bracelet slots have been useable equipment slots for a very long time. However, it was only in 2003, with the release of [[Ultima Online:Age of Shadows|Age of Shadows]] that jewelry began to contain modifications, or mods. Prior to that time, only special, [[Charged Items|charged items]] or EA-sanctioned wedding bands were of value.

The [[Earring Slot]] is not for gargish earrings which are in the [[Head Slot]]. So gargoyle's have only 17 equipment slots.
{| width=100%
||
* [[Talisman|Talisman Slot]]
* [[Right Hand Slot]]
* [[Left Hand Slot]]
* [[Head Slot]] includes gargish earrings
* [[Earring Slot]] human/elf only
* [[Neck Slot]] necklace, gorget
| valign=top|
* [[Chest Slot]] armor
* [[Shirt Slot]] sash, tunic, full apron, non-armor chest
* [[Back Slot]] quiver, cloak, gargish wing armor
* [[Robe Slot]] dress
* [[Arms Slot]]
* [[Hands Slot]] gloves, gargish kilt
| valign=top|
* [[Bracelet Slot]]
* [[Ring Slot]]
* [[Belt Slot]] includes half apron
* [[Skirt Slot]] non-armor
* [[Legs Slot]] includes female armor skirt and non-armor (pants)
* [[Footwear Slot]] sandal, talon, boots
|}
==See Also==
* [[Clothing]]
[[Category:Age of Shadows]][[Category:Game Terms]][[Category:Gameplay]][[Category:Equipment]]

Equipment slot

2020-03-23T08:45:20Z

Granyk: sash and shirt are the same slot

'''Equipment Slots''' refers to the number and type of items that can be equipped on the body of a player character. There are currently 18 equipment slots, which was not always so. Several slots that have significant gameplay value today had little, non-[[Role Playing|Role Play]] value in the past. The ring and bracelet slots have been useable equipment slots for a very long time. However, it was only in 2003, with the release of [[Ultima Online:Age of Shadows|Age of Shadows]] that jewelry began to contain modifications, or mods. Prior to that time, only special, [[Charged Items|charged items]] or EA-sanctioned wedding bands were of value.
{| width=100%
||
* [[Talisman|Talisman Slot]]
* [[Right Hand Slot]]
* [[Left Hand Slot]]
* [[Head Slot]] includes gargish earrings
* [[Earring Slot]]
* [[Neck Slot]] necklace, gorget
| valign=top|
* [[Chest Slot]] armor
* [[Shirt Slot]] sash, tunic, full apron, non-armor chest
* [[Back Slot]] quiver, cloak, gargish wing armor
* [[Robe Slot]] dress
* [[Arms Slot]]
* [[Hands Slot]] gloves, gargish kilt
| valign=top|
* [[Bracelet Slot]]
* [[Ring Slot]]
* [[Belt Slot]] includes half apron
* [[Skirt Slot]] non-armor
* [[Legs Slot]] includes female armor skirt and non-armor (pants)
* [[Footwear Slot]] sandal, talon, boots
|}
==See Also==
* [[Clothing]]
[[Category:Age of Shadows]][[Category:Game Terms]][[Category:Gameplay]][[Category:Equipment]]

Eiffel Island

2020-03-22T22:00:34Z

Granyk:

Eiffel Island is the closest [[island]] to Britain. It is south/south-east of Britain and north of Trinsic. The approximate center location of the island is at sextant location 33s, 26e.

[[File:Eiffel Island.png|thumbnail|Eiffel Island]]

Wind

2020-03-22T21:50:44Z

Granyk:

{{tocright}}

[[Image:Wind_entrance.jpg|frame]]

'''Wind''' is entered via a teleporter hidden in the mountains north of [[Britain]]. [[Character]]s and unridden [[Pet]]s need over 70 [[Magery]] skill in order to be allowed through.

Note that simply running over the [[teleporter]] will not cause your minions to be brought with you - They must themselves step on it in order to be transported. One way to do this is to tell them to stay in one location, walk to the opposite side and then order them to follow you. In this way they will step on the plate and be transported prior to your character.

Be warned that Wind is just as much a [[dungeon]] as it is a [[city]]. [[Greater Dragon]]s, [[Drake]]s, [[Lich]]es and [[Daemon]]s inhabit the warren of caves where you first appear. The more civilised area lays in the center of the zone.

==General Facts==
* Theme: City of Magic
* Associated Virtue: None
* Common Professions: Wizards, Mages, Oracles
* Location: 64°30'N 2°40'E
* Government (Trammel): Ruled by the [[Oracle]]
* Government (Felucca): Ruled by the [[Oracle]]

==Landmarks==
* [[Wind Bank]]:
* [[Wind Park]]: 141°09'N 86°43'W

==Shops==
===Alchemists & Mages===
* [[The Alchemist of Wind]]: 134°23'N 79°07'W
* [[Magical Supplies]]: 131°50'N 86°39'W
* [[Wind Alchemy]]: 135°47'N 90°13'W

===Bakers & Butchers===
* [[Mage's Appetite]]: 137°06'N 76°04'W

===Healers===
* [[Wind Healer]]: 131°02'N 82°22'W

===Inns & Taverns===
* [[Seeker's Inn]]: 139°28'N 89°21'W
* [[Wind Tavern]]: 126°33'N 85°17'W
* [[Windy Inn]]: 138°57'N 79°24'W

===Provisioners===
* [[Mage's Things]]: 133°40'N 90°38'W

===Tailors & Tanners===
* [[Windy Clothes]]: 134°23'N 87°48'W

===Weapon & Armor Shops===
* [[The Hammer and Anvil]]: 6°51'N 7°22'E
* [[Heavy Metal Armorer]]: 2°38'S 8°38'E
* [[The Lord's Arms]]: 3°30'N 3°18'E
* [[Strength and Steel]]: 3°20'N 11°36'E

===Other===
* [[The Learned Mage]]: 129°06'N 84°16'W
* [[Seat of Knowledge]]: 126°28'N 83°02'W
* Teleporter to the surface: 129°22'N 88°53'W
* Teleporter into [[Wind Park]]: 136°29'N 87°31'W

==See Also==
{{Dungeons}}

{{Categorize|Cities and Towns}}

Wind Park

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[[Image:Wind Park.jpg|left]]

Inside the dungeon city of Wind. It is home to [[Kraken]], [[Acid Elemental]], [[Air Elemental]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Stone Gargoyle]] and [[Imp]]. Gaining entrance is through the teleporter at the coordinates: 141°09'N 86°43'W.

 
==Creaures==
* [[Kraken]]
* [[Air Elemental]]
* [[Acid Elemental]]
* [[Gargoyle]]
* [[Imp]]
* [[Stone Gargoyle]]

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[[Category:Trammel]]
[[Category:Felucca]]
[[Category:Atlas]]

Runic Re-Forging

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{{tocright}}

==Introduction==

[[Publish 74]] introduced Runic Re-Forging. Unlike normal runic crafted items, Runic Re-Forging allows to "overcap" [[Item Properties]], it can also add [[Stygian Abyss]] properties. For example, a [[Tailoring|Tailor]] can craft a leather tunic with 150 luck, or casting focus on it, a smith can craft a weapon with 40 [[SSI]] or [[Hit Fatigue]]. This is not possible with normal runic crafting or imbuing. A good basic explanation can be found on UO Stratics: [http://uo2.stratics.com/items/runic-re-forging Runic Re-Forging].

<gallery>
File:Runic_main.jpg|Depending on the options selected, Re-Forging uses up quite a number of charges
File:Runic_selec.jpg|If you choose one or both naming options, you can select the properties from this menu
File:Runic_help.jpg|The In-game Help screen gives an overview, you can keep that screen open at all times
</gallery>

==Basics==

Re-Forging requires:
* [[Stygian Abyss]] entitled account
* User must be near a [[soulforge]] (soulforge bonuses do not apply)
* User must have at least 65% [[Imbuing]] skill, more skill enables more options

You can only Re-Forge non-magical, craftable items. Both the item and the [[runic]] tool must be on top level of the backpack. Re-Forging will consume up to 10 charges from the runic tool, depending on the number of options selected. Runic tools can now be combined together if they are exactly the same type, up to a maximum of 100 charges. Higher runics have more budget and can add more properties '''but''' some properties are only possible with lower runics. For example, you cannot add "Auspicious/of Fortune" with a gold runic hammer. If no naming options (Grand, Exalted, Inspired, Sublime Artifice) are selected, the tool will simply add item properties randomly.

==Re-Forging properties by name==
===Weapon===

{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
! Prefix / Suffix
! Property
! Cap
|-
! rowspan="4" | Mighty / of Vitality
| [[Hit Life Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Point Increase]] || 7
|-
| [[Strength Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 9
|-
! rowspan="5" | Mystic / of Sorcery
| [[Hit Mana Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Mana Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 10
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 9
|-
! rowspan="5" | Animated / of Haste
| [[Hit Stamina Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Stamina Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Dexterity Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 9
|-
| [[Swing Speed Increase]] || 40%
|-
! rowspan="9" | Arcane / of Wizardry
| [[Hit Mana Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Mana Drain]] || 70%
|-
| [[Mana Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 10
|-
| [[Faster casting]] || 1
|-
| [[Spell Channeling]] || -
|-
| [[Mage Weapon]] || -15
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 9
|-
! rowspan="9" | Exquisite / of Quality
| [[Self Repair]] || 7
|-
| [[Velocity]] || 50%
|-
| [[Damage Types|Elemental Damage]] || 100%
|-
| [[Durability]] || -
|-
|-
| [[Lower Requirements]] || -
|-
| [[Slayer]] || -
|-
| [[Mage Weapon]] || -15
|-
| [[Spell Channeling]] || -
|-
| [[Balanced]] || -
|-
! rowspan="6" | Vampiric / of the Vampire
| [[Hit Life Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Mana Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Stamina Leech]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Mana Drain]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Fatigue]] || 70%
|-
| [[Blood Drinker]] || -
|-
! rowspan="3" | Invigorating / of Restoration
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 9
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 9
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 9
|-
! rowspan="5" | Fortified / of Defense
| [[Physical Resist]] || 20
|-
| [[Fire Resist]] || 20
|-
| [[Cold Resist]] || 20
|-
| [[Poison Resist]] || 20
|-
| [[Energy Resist]] || 20
|-
! rowspan="1" | Auspicious / of Fortune
| [[Luck]] || 150 (190 for ranged weapons)
|-
! rowspan="2" | Charmed / of Alchemy
| [[Enhance Potions]] || (only available on one-hand weapons) 15
|-
| [[Balanced]] || -
|-
! rowspan="5" | Vicious / of Slaughter
| [[Hit Spell]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Area Spell]] || 70%
|-
| [[Hit Chance Increase]] || 25% (35% ranged)
|-
| [[Damage Increase]] || 70%
|-
| [[Battle Lust]] || -
|-
! rowspan="3" | Towering / of Aegis
| [[Hit Lower Attack]] || 70%
|-
| [[Defense Chance Increase]] || 25% (35% ranged)
|-
| [[Reactive Paralyze]] || -
|}

[[Use Best Weapon Skill]] or [[Hit Lower Defense]] are only reforged through random properties.

===Armor===

{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
! Prefix / Suffix
! Property
! Cap
|-
! rowspan="4" | Mighty / of Vitality
| [[Damage Eater]] || 15%
|-
| [[Hit Point Increase]] || 7
|-
| [[Strength Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="4" | Mystic / of Sorcery
| [[Mana Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 10
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="3" | Animated / of Haste
| [[Stamina Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Dexterity Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="5" | Arcane / of Wizardry
| [[Mana Increase]] || 10
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 10
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Lower Reagent Cost]] || 25
|-
! rowspan="3" | Exquisite / of Quality
| [[Self Repair]] || 7
|-
| [[Durability]] || -
|-
| [[Lower Requirements]] || -
|-
! rowspan="1" | Vampiric / of the Vampire
| N/A || -
|-
! rowspan="4" | Invigorating / of Restoration
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Damage Eater]] || 15%
|-
! rowspan="5" | Fortified / of Defense
| [[Physical Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Fire Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Cold Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Poison Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Energy Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
! rowspan="1" | Auspicious / of Fortune
| [[Luck]] || 150
|-
! rowspan="1" | Charmed / of Alchemy
| [[Enhance Potions]] || 3
|-
! rowspan="1" | Vicious / of Slaughter
| [[Hit Chance Increase]] || 5% (stackable with heartwood bonus)
|-
! rowspan="2" | Towering / of Aegis
| [[Defense Chance Increase]] || 5%
|-
| [[Casting Focus]] || 3%
|}
Reflect physical damage appears only as random property. [[Publish 81]] removed Mage Armor from Imbuing, Reforging and Enhancing. Armor now can be converted to and from Mage Armor by paying a Mage guild master 250,000 gold.

===Shield===

{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
! Prefix / Suffix
! Property
! Cap
|-
! rowspan="4" | Mighty / of Vitality
| [[Damage Eater]] || 15%
|-
| [[Hit Point Increase]] || 7
|-
| [[Strength Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="4" | Mystic / of Sorcery
| [[Mana Increase]] || 5
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 5
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="4" | Animated / of Haste
| [[Stamina Increase]] || 5
|-
| [[Dexterity Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Swing Speed Increase]] || 10
|-
! rowspan="4" | Arcane / of Wizardry
| [[Mana Increase]] || 5
|-
| [[Intelligence Bonus]] || 5
|-
| [[Lower Mana Cost]] || 5
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
! rowspan="3" | Exquisite / of Quality
| [[Self Repair]] || 7
|-
| [[Durability]] || -
|-
| [[Lower Requirements]] || -
|-
! rowspan="1" | Vampiric / of the Vampire
| N/A || -
|-
! rowspan="4" | Invigorating / of Restoration
| [[Hit Point Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Mana Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Stamina Regeneration]] || 4
|-
| [[Damage Eater]] || 15%
|-
! rowspan="5" | Fortified / of Defense
| [[Physical Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Fire Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Cold Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Poison Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
| [[Energy Resist]] || 20 (plus base resist)
|-
! rowspan="1" | Auspicious / of Fortune
| [[Luck]] || 150
|-
! rowspan="1" | Charmed / of Alchemy
| N/A || -
|-
! rowspan="2" | Vicious / of Slaughter
| [[Hit Chance Increase]] || 5%
|-
| [[Damage Increase]] || 35%
|-
! rowspan="3" | Towering / of Aegis
| [[Defense Chance Increase]] || 20%
|-
| [[Soul Charge]] || 30%
|-
| [[Reactive Paralyze]] || -
|}
Reflect physical damage appears only as random property.

Hit Spell

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== Hit Spell ==
Hit spells can be found on weapons that are looted or crafted by [[Runic_Re-Forging]]. These spells can have a chance to cast based on the percentage on the weapon:
* [[Hit Curse]]
* [[Hit Dispel]]
* [[Hit Fatigue]]
* [[Hit Fireball]]
* [[Hit Harm]]
* [[Hit Lightning]]
* [[Hit Lower Attack]]
* [[Hit Lower Defense]]
* [[Hit Mana Drain]]

==== See Also ====
* [[Hit Life Leech]]
* [[Hit Mana Leech]]
* [[Hit Stamina Leech]]
* [[Item Properties]]

{{Item Properties}}

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== Hit Area Weapon Property ==
There are 5 Hit Area properties that can be on a weapon. These do damage of the type to creatures in the close vicinity of the main target.
* [[Hit Physical Area]]
* [[Hit Fire Area]]
* [[Hit Cold Area]]
* [[Hit Poison Area]]
* [[Hit Energy Area]]

==== See Also ====
* [[Runic_Re-Forging]]
* [[Item_Properties]]

{{Item_Properties}}

Hit Area Spell

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Slayer

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[[Image:Lizardman_Slayer.png|right|thumb|250px|An Example of a Creature Specific Slayer]]{{tocright}}
The '''Slayer''' property is found on certain melee weapons, [[instrument]]s, [[talisman]]s, and [[spellbook]]s. This property will do the following when used in an offensive manner:
*Increases damage done to the monsters/group they are meant for, in a manner described below;
*Cause most spells to do double damage to the monsters they are meant for;
*Slayer instruments will increase your success chance by 20% when used on the creatures it is meant for;
*Slayer instruments will decrease your success chance by 20% when used on the creatures from its opposing group; and
*Successful use of a slayer weapon, spellbook, or musical instrument will yield a little white flash on the monster.

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The Slayer property can be found as a rare drop in monster loot or [[Crafting|crafted]] by a character when using [[Runic Tools]]. Slayer instruments can '''only''' be found on monster loot. A slayer [[spellbook]] however can only be crafted by [[Inscription|scribes]] using a scribe pen (assuming they have a high level of [[magery]]) or in artifact form.

Player crafted spellbooks have a chance to have properties from any slayer groups. You must have the spellbook equipped to receive the double damage bonus from most direct damage spells, and slayers granted by spellbooks only effect spells that make use of [[Evaluating Intelligence]] in their damage formulas (notable exceptions are [[Mind Blast]] and [[Harm]]). Note that [[Necromancy]] and [[Spellweaving]] spells are also not included.

There are two types of slayers, Super Slayers and Lesser Slayers. Super Slayers are effective against a large group of different, but racially or elementally similar, creatures. The Super Slayer comes in two forms: [[Talisman]]-based and instrument/[[spellbook]]/weapon-based.

Talisman Slayers do not affect spells. The [[Damage Increase]] from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based forms is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap.

* The following Super Slayers primarily are found on Talisman: [[Bat Slayer|Bat]], [[Bear Slayer|Bear]], [[Beetle Slayer|Beetle]], [[Bird Slayer|Bird]], [[Bovine Slayer|Bovine]], [[Flame Slayer|Flame]], [[Ice Slayer|Ice]], [[Mage Slayer|Mage]], [[Vermin Slayer|Vermin]], & [[Wolf Slayer|Wolf]].
* The following Super Slayers primarily are found on musical instruments, weapons, and spellbooks: [[Abyss Slayer|Abyss]], [[Arachnid Slayer|Arachnid]], [[Elemental Slayer|Elemental]], [[Fey Slayer|Fey]], [[Repond Slayer|Repond]], [[Reptilian Slayer|Reptile]], and [[Undead Slayer|Undead Slayer]].

==Slayer Opposites==
In a mechanic of the game that was long thought dormant but not, each slayer type has an "opposite." Wielding a slayer type against its opposite will cause the attacker to take more damage then he or she would otherwise. For example, using an Undead Slayer against a humanoid (Repond) will cause the attacker to take additional damage from the humanoid. The same applies to using an Ophidian Slayer against a Terathan. (This limits the usefulness in combat of the [[Berserker's Bardiche]], an [[artifact]] found during the [[Ophidian War]] event cycle.)

==History==
* Initially, the Slayer property was called Virtue Weapons, applied only to melee weapons, and operated in a far different manner than currently.
* The very first Slayer weapons in the game were [[Undead]] slayers, but were known as [[Silver]] weapons.
* [[Publish_16_-_Barding_Changes|Publish 16]] (July 12-22, 2002) saw the introduction of Slayer Musical Instruments. They they worked the same way as Slayer melee weapons. However, they increased the chance of a successful use of the Barding skill that was mentioned in the tool tip, instead of doing double damage to the creatures for they were meant.
* The [[Ultima Online: Age of Shadows]] (February 2003) expansion changed the way Slayer weapons work, to the current manner.
* The Slayer [[Spellbook]]s were released with [[Publish 31]] (March 17, 2005) as part of an attempt to make mages more balanced in [[PvE]].

==Super & Lesser Slayers==
Super Slayers apply to whole groups of creatures. The Lesser Slayers are creature specific. They will say the name of the creature then slayer. For example: "Lizardman Slayer."

Until the [[Stygian Abyss]] expansion, all Slayers did double damage to applicable monsters. However, following that expansion, Lesser Slayers do '''triple damage''', and Super Slayers still do double damage. The manufacturers stated explicitly that this was intended to increase the value of the Lesser Slayers, which were increasingly looked down upon by players (with a few notable exceptions, such as Scorpion Slayer, Spider Slayer, and Dragon Slayer, all of which had particular uses).

'''{{Underline|Slayer Spellbook Examples using Corp Por:}}'''{{Line Break}}
Normal Spellbook Energy Bolt vs. Ancient Wyrm: 35 Damage{{Line Break}}
Reptile Slayer [''Super Slayer''] vs. Ancient Wyrm: 70 Damage{{Line Break}}
Dragon Slayer [''Lesser Slayer''] vs. Ancient Wyrm: '''110+ Damage'''{{Line Break}}

[Personal record is 240+ Damage with Flame Strike, Dragon Slayer +9% spell book vs. Cold Drake]

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==Creature Slayer Charts==
{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Abyss_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Elemental_Slayer}}
{{Template:Fey_Slayer}}
|}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Arachnid_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Reptile_Slayer}}
|}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Repond_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Undead_Slayer}}
|}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Eodon_Slayer}}
|}
{{Line Break}}
{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Bat_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Bear_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Beetle_Slayer}}
|-
|{{Template:Bird_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Bovine_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Flame_Slayer}}
|-
|{{Template:Ice_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Mage_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Wolf_Slayer}}
|}

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Template:Arachnid Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Arachnid Slayer Chart (opposed to Reptilian Group)
|-
! rowspan="3" style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Arachnid Slayer}}===
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top"|
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Scorpion Slayer}}====
|
*[[Miasma]]
*[[Scorpion]]
*[[Speckled Scorpion]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Spider Slayer}}====
|
*[[Anlorzen]]
*[[Dread Spider]]
*[[Frost Spider]]
*[[Giant Black Widow]]
*[[Giant Spider]]
*[[Lady Lissith]]
*[[Lady Sabrix]]
*[[Malefic]]
*[[Mephitis]]
*[[Navrey Night-Eyes]]
*[[Sentinel Spider]]
*[[Silk]]
*[[Trapdoor Spider]]
*[[Virulent]]
*[[Wolf Spider]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Terathan Slayer}}====
|
*[[Anlorlem]]
*[[Terathan Avenger]]
*[[Terathan Drone]]
*[[Terathan Matriarch]]
*[[Terathan Warrior]]
|}

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Reptile Slayer Chart (opposed to Arachnid Group)
|-
! rowspan="5" style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Reptile Slayer}}===
| colspan="2" |
*[[Battle Chicken Lizard]]
*[[Chicken Lizard]]
*[[Juka Lord]]
*[[Juka Mage]]
*[[Juka Warrior]]
*[[Kepetch]]
*[[Kepetch Ambusher]]
*[[Raptor]]
*[[Skree]]
*[[Slith]]
*[[Stone Slith]]
*[[Thrasher]]
*[[Toxic Slith]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Dragon Slayer}}====
|
*[[Abscess]]
*[[Ancient Wyrm]]
*[[Bane Dragon]]
*[[Cold Drake]]
*[[Crystal Hydra]]
*[[Dragon]]
*[[Drake]]
*[[Fairy Dragon]]
*[[Frost Dragon]]
*[[Greater Dragon]]
*[[Grim]]
*[[Hiryu]]
*[[Hydra]]
*[[Lesser Hiryu]]
*[[Rend]]
*[[Reptalon]]
*[[Rikktor]]
*[[Serpentine Dragon]]
*[[Shadow Wyrm]]
*[[Skeletal Dragon]]
*[[Skeletal Dragon Renowned|Skeletal Dragon [Renowned]]]
*[[Skeletal Drake]]
*[[Sudiva]]
*[[Swamp Dragon]]
*[[Stygian Dragon]]
*[[White Wyrm]]
*[[Wyvern]]
*[[Wyvern Renowned|Wyvern [Renowned]]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Lizardman Slayer}}====
|
*[[Lizardman]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Ophidian Slayer}}====
|
*[[Ophidian Apprentice Mage]]
*[[Ophidian Avenger]]
*[[Ophidian Berserker]]
*[[Ophidian Brood Queen]]
*[[Ophidian Enforcer]]
*[[Ophidian Healer]]
*[[Ophidian Justicar]]
*[[Ophidian Knight-Errant]]
*[[Ophidian Matriarch]]
*[[Ophidian Shaman]]
*[[Ophidian Warrior]]
*[[Ophidian Zealot]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" valign="top" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Snake Slayer}}====
|
*[[Coil]]
*[[Coral Snake]]
*[[Crystal Sea Serpent]]
*[[Deep Sea Serpent]]
*[[Giant Ice Serpent]]
*[[Giant Ice Worm]]
*[[Giant Serpent]]
*[[Ice Snake]]
*[[Lava Serpent]]
*[[Lava Snake]]
*[[Sea Serpent]]
*[[Serado the Awakened]]
*[[Silver Serpent]]
*[[Snake]]
*[[Yamandon]]
|}

Template:Eodon Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Eodon Slayer Chart
|-
! rowspan="4" style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Eodon Slayer}}===
|
* All Eodon Creatures
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Dinosaur Slayer}}====
|
* [[Allosaurus]]
* [[Anchisaur]]
* [[Archaeosaurus]]
* [[Dimetrosaur]]
* [[Gallusaurus]]
* [[Najasaurus]]
* [[Saurosaurus]]
* [[Tyrannosaurus Rex]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Eodon Tribes Slayer}}====
|
* [[Barrab]]
* [[Barako]]
* [[Jukari]]
* [[Kurak]]
* [[Sakkhra]]
* [[Urali]]
|-
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Mymridex Slayer}}====
|
* [[Mymridex larvae]]
* [[Mymridex drones]]
* [[Mymridex warriors]]
* [[Mymridex Queen]]
|}

Eodon Slayer

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The '''Eodon Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all creatures based in the new lands of Eodon. This slayer type was introduced with [[Publish 90]] and is currently limited to a few select artifacts. It has no opposite slayer as of yet.

{{Eodon Slayer}}

==See Also==
* [[Halawa’s Hunting Bow]]
* [[Anon's Spellbook]]
* [[Grugor’s Shield]]

{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Wolf Slayer

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[[Image:Slayer_misericord_wolf.jpg|frame|A gentle blade]]
The '''Wolf Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all canine-based creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on the dagger, [[Misericord]].

This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:
{{Wolf Slayer}}

==Notes==
*[[Tsuki Wolf]] is vulnerable to both Wolf Slayer and [[Demon Slayer]].
*[[Hell Hound]] is vulnerable to both Wolf Slayer and [[Flame Slayer]].
They can be stacked to reach the 300% damage cap

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Mage Slayer

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The '''Mage Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all [[Magery]]-based creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found both on [[Talisman]]s and weapons. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the increase from the named [[Assassin Spike]], [[Flesh Ripper]], may include spells.

The Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap. This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Mage Slayer}}

==Notes==
* The [[Five on Friday - January 11, 2008]], which discussed the Mage Slayer, does not include Black Order Mage, Grand Mage, Master Theophilus (a named evil mage lord), Ophidian Apprentice Mage, Ophidian Shaman, Ratman Mage, or Savage Shaman among those vulnerable to the property.

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}
*[[Five on Friday - January 11, 2008]]

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Ice Slayer

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The '''Ice Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all cold-based creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap. This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Ice Slayer}}

==Notes==
Losts of the creatures that are vulnerable to Ice Slayer also have another super slayer group they are vulnerable to and they can be stacked to reach the 300% damage cap.
*[[Arctic Ogre Lord]]s belong only to the [[Repond Slayer]] group.
*[[White Wyrm]]s belong only to the [[Reptile Slayer]] group.

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Flame Slayer

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The '''Flame Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to some flame-based creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap. This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Flame Slayer}}

==Stygian Abyss==
Flame slayer talismans do not apply to [[Fire Ant]]s and [[Fire Daemon]]s.

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Bovine Slayer

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The '''Bovine Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to most cow-like creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found on [[Talisman]]s and a single weapon, the [[Butcher's War Cleaver]]. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap.

This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:
{{Bovine Slayer}}

==Notes==
* A low level character who is seeking a good source of [[leather]] can easily dispatch Gaman when equipped with talisman or cleaver.
* Minotaurs are not vulnerable to the [[Repond Slayer]].
* [[Yamandon]] are in the [[Reptile Slayer]] group.

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Bird Slayer

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The '''Bird Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all bird-like creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap.

This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Bird Slayer}}

==Notes==
*[[Chicken Lizard]]s are vulnerable to [[Reptile Slayer]].
*Bird slayer Doesn't work on [[Saliva]], [[Harpy]]s or [[Stone Harpy]]s. they have no slayer vulnerability.
*It is unknown if it works on [[Turkey]]s because they are so weak.
==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Beetle Slayer

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The '''Beetle Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all beetle-like creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap. This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Beetle Slayer}}

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Bear Slayer

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[[Image:Slayer_talisman_bear.jpg|frame|Talisman Of Grobu Removal]]
The '''Bear Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all bear-like creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic [[spells]] cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap.

This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Bear_Slayer}}

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Bat Slayer

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The '''Bat Slayer''' group is a Super [[Slayer]] to all bat-like creatures. This [[Item Property]] is found only on [[Talisman]]s. The [[Damage Increase]] imparted by Talismans does not apply to magic spells cast by the wearer. However, the Damage Increase from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based Slayers is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap. This Slayer does double damage to the following creatures:

{{Bat_Slayer}}
==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

Slayer

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[[Image:Lizardman_Slayer.png|right|thumb|250px|An Example of a Creature Specific Slayer]]{{tocright}}
The '''Slayer''' property is found on certain melee weapons, [[instrument]]s, [[talisman]]s, and [[spellbook]]s. This property will do the following when used in an offensive manner:
*Increases damage done to the monsters/group they are meant for, in a manner described below;
*Cause most spells to do double damage to the monsters they are meant for;
*Slayer instruments will increase your success chance by 20% when used on the creatures it is meant for;
*Slayer instruments will decrease your success chance by 20% when used on the creatures from its opposing group; and
*Successful use of a slayer weapon, spellbook, or musical instrument will yield a little white flash on the monster.

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The Slayer property can be found as a rare drop in monster loot or [[Crafting|crafted]] by a character when using [[Runic Tools]]. Slayer instruments can '''only''' be found on monster loot. A slayer [[spellbook]] however can only be crafted by [[Inscription|scribes]] using a scribe pen (assuming they have a high level of [[magery]]) or in artifact form.

Player crafted spellbooks have a chance to have properties from any slayer groups. You must have the spellbook equipped to receive the double damage bonus from most direct damage spells, and slayers granted by spellbooks only effect spells that make use of [[Evaluating Intelligence]] in their damage formulas (notable exceptions are [[Mind Blast]] and [[Harm]]). Note that [[Necromancy]] and [[Spellweaving]] spells are also not included.

There are two types of slayers, Super Slayers and Lesser Slayers. Super Slayers are effective against a large group of different, but racially or elementally similar, creatures. The Super Slayer comes in two forms: [[Talisman]]-based and instrument/[[spellbook]]/weapon-based.

Talisman Slayers do not affect spells. The [[Damage Increase]] from both talisman-based and instrument/spellbook/weapon-based forms is cumulative, or stacks, subject to the 300% cap.

* The following Super Slayers primarily are found on Talisman: [[Bat Slayer|Bat]], [[Bear Slayer|Bear]], [[Beetle Slayer|Beetle]], [[Bird Slayer|Bird]], [[Bovine Slayer|Bovine]], [[Flame Slayer|Flame]], [[Ice Slayer|Ice]], [[Mage Slayer|Mage]], [[Vermin Slayer|Vermin]], & [[Wolf Slayer|Wolf]].
* The following Super Slayers primarily are found on musical instruments, weapons, and spellbooks: [[Abyss Slayer|Abyss]], [[Arachnid Slayer|Arachnid]], [[Elemental Slayer|Elemental]], [[Fey Slayer|Fey]], [[Repond Slayer|Repond]], [[Reptilian Slayer|Reptile]], and [[Undead Slayer|Undead Slayer]].

==Slayer Opposites==
In a mechanic of the game that was long thought dormant but not, each slayer type has an "opposite." Wielding a slayer type against its opposite will cause the attacker to take more damage then he or she would otherwise. For example, using an Undead Slayer against a humanoid (Repond) will cause the attacker to take additional damage from the humanoid. The same applies to using an Ophidian Slayer against a Terathan. (This limits the usefulness in combat of the [[Berserker's Bardiche]], an [[artifact]] found during the [[Ophidian War]] event cycle.)

==History==
* Initially, the Slayer property was called Virtue Weapons, applied only to melee weapons, and operated in a far different manner than currently.
* The very first Slayer weapons in the game were [[Undead]] slayers, but were known as [[Silver]] weapons.
* [[Publish_16_-_Barding_Changes|Publish 16]] (July 12-22, 2002) saw the introduction of Slayer Musical Instruments. They they worked the same way as Slayer melee weapons. However, they increased the chance of a successful use of the Barding skill that was mentioned in the tool tip, instead of doing double damage to the creatures for they were meant.
* The [[Ultima Online: Age of Shadows]] (February 2003) expansion changed the way Slayer weapons work, to the current manner.
* The Slayer [[Spellbook]]s were released with [[Publish 31]] (March 17, 2005) as part of an attempt to make mages more balanced in [[PvE]].

==Super & Lesser Slayers==
Super Slayers apply to whole groups of creatures. The Lesser Slayers are creature specific. They will say the name of the creature then slayer. For example: "Lizardman Slayer."

Until the [[Stygian Abyss]] expansion, all Slayers did double damage to applicable monsters. However, following that expansion, Lesser Slayers do '''triple damage''', and Super Slayers still do double damage. The manufacturers stated explicitly that this was intended to increase the value of the Lesser Slayers, which were increasingly looked down upon by players (with a few notable exceptions, such as Scorpion Slayer, Spider Slayer, and Dragon Slayer, all of which had particular uses).

'''{{Underline|Slayer Spellbook Examples using Corp Por:}}'''{{Line Break}}
Normal Spellbook Energy Bolt vs. Ancient Worm: 35 Damage{{Line Break}}
Reptile Slayer [''Super Slayer''] vs. Ancient Worm: 70 Damage{{Line Break}}
Dragon Slayer [''Lesser Slayer''] vs. Ancient Worm: '''110+ Damage'''{{Line Break}}

[Personal record is 240+ Damage with Flame Strike, Dragon Slayer +9% spell book vs. Cold Drake]

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==Creature Slayer Charts==
{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Abyss_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Elemental_Slayer}}
{{Template:Fey_Slayer}}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Arachnid_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Reptile_Slayer}}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Repond_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Undead_Slayer}}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Eodon_Slayer}}
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{| class="uoguidetable leftalign"
|{{Template:Bat_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Bear_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Beetle_Slayer}}
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|{{Template:Bird_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Bovine_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Flame_Slayer}}
|-
|{{Template:Ice_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Mage_Slayer}}
|{{Template:Wolf_Slayer}}
|}

==See Also==
{{Slayers}}

[[Category: Creature Slayers]]

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Wolf Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Wolf Slayer}}===
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* [[Bake Kitsune]]
* [[Clan Scratch Savage Wolf]]
* [[Cu Sidhe]]
* [[Dire Wolf]]
* [[Dog]]
* [[Gnaw]]
* [[Grey Wolf]]
* [[Timber Wolf]]
* [[Tsuki Wolf]]
* [[White Wolf]]
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Template:Beetle Slayer

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! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Beetle Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Beetle Slayer}}===
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* [[Deathwatch Beetle]]
* [[Deathwatch Beetle Hatchling]]
* [[Fire Beetle]]
* [[Giant Beetle]]
* [[Iron Beetle]]
* [[Rune Beetle]]
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Template:Bat Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Bat Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Bat Slayer}}===
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* [[Greater Mongbat]]
* [[Mongbat]]
* [[Vampire Bat]]
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Template:Eodon Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Eodon Slayer Chart
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! rowspan="3" style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Eodon Slayer}}===
! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Dinosaur Slayer}}====
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* [[Allosaurus]]
* [[Anchisaur]]
* [[Archaeosaurus]]
* [[Dimetrosaur]]
* [[Gallusaurus]]
* [[Najasaurus]]
* [[Saurosaurus]]
* [[Tyrannosaurus Rex]]
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Eodon Tribes Slayer}}====
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* [[Barrab]]
* [[Barako]]
* [[Jukari]]
* [[Kurak]]
* [[Sakkhra]]
* [[Urali]]
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
===={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Mymridex Slayer}}====
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* [[Mymridex larvae]]
* [[Mymridex drones]]
* [[Mymridex warriors]]
* [[Mymridex Queen]]
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Template:Bird Slayer

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! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Bird Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Bird Slayer}}===
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* [[Bird|Birds]]
* [[Chicken]]
* [[Crane]]
* [[Desert Ostard]]
* [[Eagle]]
* [[Forest Ostard]]
* [[Frenzied Ostard]]
* [[Greater Chicken]]
* [[Phoenix]]
* [[Pyre]]
* [[Swoop]]
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Template:Bear Slayer

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! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Bear Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Bear Slayer}}===
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* [[Black Bear]]
* [[Brown Bear]]
* [[Grizzly Bear]]
* [[Grobu]]
* [[Raging Grizzly Bear]]
* [[Polar Bear]]
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Template:Undead Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Undead Slayer Chart (opposed to Repond Group)
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==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Undead Slayer}}===
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*[[Bone Knight]]
*[[Bone Magi]]
*[[Dark Guardian]]
*[[Darknight Creeper]]
*[[Dream Wraith]]
*[[Effete Undead Gargoyle]]
*[[Flesh Golem]]
*[[Ghoul]]
*[[Gore Fiend]]
*[[Hellsteed]]
*[[Lady of the Snow]]
*[[Mummy]]
*[[Pestilent Bandages|Pestilent Bandage]]
*[[Primeval Lich]]
*[[Putrid Undead Gargoyle]]
*[[Putrid Undead Guardian]]
*[[Red Death]]
*[[Revenant]]
*[[Revenant Lion]]
*[[Rotting Corpse]]
*[[Shade]]
*[[Shadow Knight]]
*[[Sir Patrick]]
*[[Skeletal Knight]]
*[[Skeletal Steed]]
*[[Skeleton]]
*[[Spectral Spellbinder]]
*[[Spectre]]
*[[Undead Gargoyle]]
*[[Undead Guardian]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Zombie]]
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Mage Slayer (a subset affected by both Undead & Mage)}}===
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*[[Ancient Lich]]
*[[Ancient Lich Renowned|Ancient Lich [Renowned]]]
*[[Lich]]
*[[Lich Lord]]
*[[Skeletal Mage]]
*[[Master Jonath]]
*[[Master Mikael]]
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Template:Mage Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Mage Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Mage Slayer}}===
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* [[Ancient Lich]]
* [[Evil Mage]]
* [[Evil Mage Lord]]
* [[Juka Mage]]
* [[Lich]]
* [[Lich Lord]]
* [[Master Theophilus]]
* [[Master Jonath]]
* [[Master Mikael]]
* [[Meer Mage]]
* [[Orc Mage]]
* [[Skeletal Mage]]
* [[Zealot of Khaldun]]
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Template:Ice Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Ice Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Ice Slayer}}===
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* [[Frost Ooze]]
* [[Frost Spider]]
* [[Frost Troll]]
* [[Giant Ice Serpent]]
* [[Giant Ice Worm]]
* [[Ice Elemental]]
* [[Ice Fiend]]
* [[Ice Snake]]
* [[Lady of the Snow]]
* [[Snow Elemental]]
* [[Snow Leopard]]
* [[Wight]]
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Template:Flame Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Flame Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Flame Slayer}}===
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* [[Fire Beetle]]
* [[Fire Elemental]]
* [[Fire Steed]]
* [[Hellcat]]
* [[Hell Hound]]
* [[Lava Lizard]]
* [[Lava Serpent]]
* [[Lava Snake]]
* [[Lava Elemental]]
* [[Predator Hellcat]]
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Template:Bovine Slayer

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{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! style="background:#9F3215; color:white; margin:auto;" colspan="3" | Bovine Slayer Chart
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! style="background-color:#f3f3f3;" |
==={{Colored Text|color=#9F3215|text=Bovine Slayer}}===
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* [[Bull]]
* [[Cow]]
* [[Gaman]]
* [[High Plains Boura]]
* [[Lowland Boura]]
* [[Meraktus the Tormented]]
* [[Minotaur]]
* [[Minotaur Captain]]
* [[Minotaur Scout]]
* [[Ruddy Boura]]
* [[Tormented Minotaur]]
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Crystal Vortex

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The Crystal Vortex holds one of the keys required to battle the [[Shimmering Effusion]], the [[Peerless]] of the [[Prism of Light]] [[dungeon]].

The Vortices resemble certain kinds of elementals, and Energy Vortices, the mage summon. (See [[Energy Vortex]].)

==Statistics==
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