This method of training is the most basic. Trained pets take significantly less damage.Ī pet's skills are difficulty based and it will become progressively more difficult as your pet nears 100 in any particular skill.Īs far as I know, there are 4 different methods commonly used to train pets.
Trained pets do significantly more damage.Ģ. This guide will give an overview of the various methods used in order to successfully train your new pets.įirst a brief rundown on WHY you should train your pets.ġ. I didn't keep track of reagents used or spell attempts made so if somebody could post their findings that would be appreciated.So you have some freshly tamed dragons/mares but now you need to train them.
Magery on UOR should take about 3 days to GM and you should end with mid 90's resist. Have another character heal your character with bandages while you train. Gideon's Advice: Start your character with 50 magery under most circumstances as it is expensive to train to 50 (unless you are doing multiple crafting skills then it's possible that Magery is cheaper than those). But the effort to solely look for reagents in the wilderness is by far not worth the invested time. Thus, if you travel the wilderness, you might stumble upon the one or other reagent to increase your reagents stock. Reagents very sparsely grow in the wilderness. An exception is the use of provocation to kill the monsters, when the investment of reagents for offensive and defensive spells is minimal. But usually this loot drops don't cover your reagents expenses for killing them. For prices check the article about Reagents.Ī couple of monsters drop reagents as part of their loot. Buying reagents from NPC vendors is the most effective way to acquire them. The vendors in Alchemist and Mageshops sell reagents of all kind. Then simply proceed with the above guide from Lighting Bolt. If you started with magery at 50 you should also reach about the same magery skill by the time you're done. * Firefield can take you from 0 to 55 resist in about half an hour, just cast the spell and run end to end along the longest distance of the field, this should be 5 tiles. ♦ 82-100 : Cast Flamestrike (1 spiders' silk, 1 sulfurous ash) ♦ 60-82 : Cast Energy Bolt (1 black pearl, 1 nightshade) ♦ 55-60 : Cast Lightning (1 sulfurous ash, 1 mandrake root) ♦ 30-55 : Cast Fire Field* (1 black pearl, 1 spiders' silk, 1 sulfurous ash) ♦ 0-30 : Train from NPC Mage* (costs 200-300 gold) ♦ 0-30 : Training from NPC Mage (costs 200-300 gold) Training magery without Resisting Spells is less expensive and you can macro in town. ~ Gaining Magery without Resisting Spells ~ If you plan to train your magery with macroing, ensure you have enough gold available, or a steady income, to keep providing your training mage with enough reagents. (Circles 1, 7 and 8 do not follow this guideline exactly). * Every skill point from the minimum Skill necessary and beyond provides, approximately, an additional 2% to 3% chance of casting Spells of the this Circle, until the maximum of a 99% chance of success is reached. 2% chance of success), while the number after the slash indicates the skill level necessary for a 99% chance of casting from that Circle.
The number before the slash indicates the minimum Skill necessary to cast a spell of that particular Circle (appr. ~ Minimum magery requirements for casting spells ~ Take the difference between your Magery skill and the minimum casting requirements for a spell 2 circles below the spell being cast, and multiply the result by the average percent gain of one skill point, which is 2%-3%, or 2.5%. If successful, you lose 50 mana, and the scroll as well. You have roughly 70.5% chance of success. You cast Ressurection, an 8th-level spell. (For example, if a player were to cast the 8th Circle spell Resurrection from a scroll in order to restore a fallen comrade to life, that player would have to be able to cast 6th Circle spells and would have a chance to cast that scroll equal to his success rate of castng spells of the 6th Circle.) The amount of Mana normally required for spells of the same Circle of the scroll is consumed during the casting of a scroll, regardless of success. When casting a scroll, the game treats that scroll as if it were 2 spell Circles lower in order to determine chance of failure. To see a complete spell list click here To successfully cast a spell you do not only need the spell in your spellbook and reagents, or a scroll, you also need enough mana and the appropriate magery skill. Those who study the magical arts of Britannia may not be adept with a sword and shield, but few can surpass the power of a learned mage. Throw a fireball here, a lightning bolt there, and add a summoned daemon for good measure. Magic is hard, and successful Mages are as rare as dragon teeth.
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