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Ultima Online Fan Board => General UO Chat => Topic started by: _C2_ on November 23, 2011, 05:55:41 PM
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Alright, who is rocking the best luck suit out there or knows the best luck pieces out there.
ic luck sandles 80
luck mempo 300 luck
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Ettu Blu ring and bracelet combo gives you 400 luck when they are used together.
Armor of fortune gives you 200 luck on the chest area also.
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According to UOGuide LUCK SUIT (http://www.uoguide.com/Luck)
Maximum Luck:
Head: Jester Hat of Chuckles or Maritime Reading Glasses - Luck 150
Neck: Leurocian's Mempo of Fortune - Luck 300
Chest: Armor of Fortune - Luck 200
Legs: Runic-enhanced leggings - Luck 140
Arms: Runic-enhanced arms - Luck 140
Hands: Runic-enhanced gloves - Luck 140
Weapon: Adventurer's Machete or Luckblade - Luck 160
The Adventurer's Machete and Luckblade always have a base 20 Luck. If you craft one with golden ingots this then becomes 60 Luck. When crafting one with a Valorite Runic Hammer there is also a rare chance that it will roll Luck 100 as a property, which will stack with the aforementioned 60 Luck to give you a total of 160.
Shield: Order Shield - Museum of Vesper Replica - Luck 80
Ring: Etoile Bleue - Luck 150
Bracelet: Novo Bleue - Luck 150
These combine to form the Luck Jewelry Set, for a total Set Bonus of Luck 400.
Robe: Conjurer's Garb - Luck 140
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 140 = 1850 Luck
If you replace the Conjurer's Garb with the now lost Exceptional Robe Crafted by Relvinian, and also equip the Soles of Providence, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 = 2040 Luck
If you then add in the Luck bonus from the 10th Anniversary Sculpture, which is a base 200 Luck plus 50 Luck for each year of account age, thus resulting in a maximum attainable amount of 850 Luck (on a 13-year-old account), the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 = 2890 Luck
If you then add in the maximum Luck bonus obtainable from the Sphynx, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 + 80 = 2970 Luck
Finally, if you possess the Bushido skill, Honor your intended target, and then achieve Perfection, you will be granted a 1000 Luck bonus. Adding this to what we already have, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 + 80 + 1000 = 3970 Luck
If you take away the Exceptional Robe Crafted by Relvinian, which can no longer be obtained by anyone as it no longer exists in the game, and reintroduce the Conjurer's Garb in its stead, you come out with:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 140 + 80 + 850 + 80 + 1000 = 3860 Luck
Logically, however, no matter how high the Maximum Luck number grows over time as new and better items and abilities are introduced into the game, the highest Luck that will ever be useful will be the amount of Luck required to have a 100% chance of more and better loot. By the Luck equation in the last section, we can easily determine this number:
Or, rounding up because Luck exists only in integer amounts, 3982 Luck.
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That's a lot of luck. I'm good with my awesome sampire at 1150.
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So pretty much your goal should be around 1800+ and you'll have a nearly "perfect" suit without pulling your hair out or spending billions
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According to UOGuide LUCK SUIT (http://www.uoguide.com/Luck)
Maximum Luck:
Head: Jester Hat of Chuckles or Maritime Reading Glasses - Luck 150
Neck: Leurocian's Mempo of Fortune - Luck 300
Chest: Armor of Fortune - Luck 200
Legs: Runic-enhanced leggings - Luck 140
Arms: Runic-enhanced arms - Luck 140
Hands: Runic-enhanced gloves - Luck 140
Weapon: Adventurer's Machete or Luckblade - Luck 160
The Adventurer's Machete and Luckblade always have a base 20 Luck. If you craft one with golden ingots this then becomes 60 Luck. When crafting one with a Valorite Runic Hammer there is also a rare chance that it will roll Luck 100 as a property, which will stack with the aforementioned 60 Luck to give you a total of 160.
Shield: Order Shield - Museum of Vesper Replica - Luck 80
Ring: Etoile Bleue - Luck 150
Bracelet: Novo Bleue - Luck 150
These combine to form the Luck Jewelry Set, for a total Set Bonus of Luck 400.
Robe: Conjurer's Garb - Luck 140
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 140 = 1850 Luck
If you replace the Conjurer's Garb with the now lost Exceptional Robe Crafted by Relvinian, and also equip the Soles of Providence, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 = 2040 Luck
If you then add in the Luck bonus from the 10th Anniversary Sculpture, which is a base 200 Luck plus 50 Luck for each year of account age, thus resulting in a maximum attainable amount of 850 Luck (on a 13-year-old account), the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 = 2890 Luck
If you then add in the maximum Luck bonus obtainable from the Sphynx, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 + 80 = 2970 Luck
Finally, if you possess the Bushido skill, Honor your intended target, and then achieve Perfection, you will be granted a 1000 Luck bonus. Adding this to what we already have, the total becomes:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 250 + 80 + 850 + 80 + 1000 = 3970 Luck
If you take away the Exceptional Robe Crafted by Relvinian, which can no longer be obtained by anyone as it no longer exists in the game, and reintroduce the Conjurer's Garb in its stead, you come out with:
Total: 150 + 300 + 200 + 140 + 140 + 140 + 160 + 80 + 400 + 140 + 80 + 850 + 80 + 1000 = 3860 Luck
Logically, however, no matter how high the Maximum Luck number grows over time as new and better items and abilities are introduced into the game, the highest Luck that will ever be useful will be the amount of Luck required to have a 100% chance of more and better loot. By the Luck equation in the last section, we can easily determine this number:
Or, rounding up because Luck exists only in integer amounts, 3982 Luck.
Its outdated, now you can have 150 in place of 140 of sleves gloves legs, and 150 in place of 80 of shield.
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and what items are those hardy?
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They are the new shame items. They spawn with (so far) 110 luck. I've got a bitchin' shield I'm using down there with 110 luck, 30% DI 5% HCI and something else.
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They are the new shame items. They spawn with (so far) 110 luck. I've got a bitchin' shield I'm using down there with 110 luck, 30% DI 5% HCI and something else.
Ye =)
i'm using sleves, helm, legs with 150 luck stam10 dex4 sr4 =D
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110 luck items are spawning in shame, they can be enhanced with 40 luck bringing them to 150 ;)
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Stealing this info from a thread on stratics as it has some relevance here. For enhancing the new 150 luck items:
Remember that for Enhancing, the chance of failing on a Luck imbue is
30% + (Current Luck/2)
at 140 Luck prior to Enhancing, failure becomes 100%, unless you use the Forged Metal of Artifacts tool.
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I've seen some 150 luck pieces dropping on Shame. 190 enhanced?
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Ya they can get to 190 but you have to imbue first and then use the tool to add the 40 from spined/gold or it's a 100% break.
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The list could use updating on a couple of items but is still solid. Yes, you can make 150 luck armor, pof, imbue and then enhance with forged metal of artifacts to get 190 luck armor. I recommend doing that with the arms especially since they are hard to come by.
I just wanted to add that loot generated in Fel comes with a 1000 luck bonus applied to the player doing the most damage. This works when fishing up treasure chests from SoS bottles too, the loot inside receives that 1000 bonus on top of whatever your gear has. The loot is still nothing to write home about because it's level 3 at best but I've seen some wicked Jewelry come from chests.
Luck on fishing chests has been active since pub 86 - http://www.uoguide.com/Publish_86#Global_Loot_Changes
I'm up to 12 Davie's Lockers with 500 MIBs in each but no time to fish and process them so... need a script for that :)
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*An Corp*
;)
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Yeah, I know, but I was looking for max luck suit stuff and this page came in #1 in Google... so I updated what I had to add :)
I'll watch the dates more closely!
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I spent about 30 minutes on TC. Hope this helps someone.
1) Create normal exceptional leather armor piece with normal tool
2) Use horned kit to reforge one name ("Auspicious/Fortune"). Cannot choose 'Powerful Reforging', or else the Fortune selection goes away
This will net you a 150 luck piece. Then
3) Imbue your resists/mods
4) Use your Forged Metal Tool to enhance with Spined to bring it to 190
I have *not* done this in production yet, since I don't have the metal tool :)
Also interested in testing out:
a) enhancement success rates with ancient smithy hammers
b) whether a talisman impacts the success rates
Erwin
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*another update* to the thread re: Max luck
- Minax Sandals give more luck(150) than Soles of Providence(80) in the foot slot(but will run you 50m on OSI)
- Leather baseline is 2/4/3/3/3, ideally two of those remain baseline when it's exceptional(1 in 1000 do vs 1 in 40 or so with 1 baseline)
- Do not use powerful reforging because if it's brittle you're not able to PoF it
- Hope that the reforge drops 150 luck + resists only on that resist type so that no exceptional points are wasted
- If your reforge drops 150 luck with the rest on 1 resist, which is the one that was baseline, you've got a nice piece
- If your reforge drops 150 luck with the rest on a resist that already had some bonus pts to it from exception, it's not going to be optimal
- If your reforge drops 150 luck with resists in two categories toss the piece or use it as filler on a lesser suit, not enough imbue slots left
- 140+ luck means a metal tool of artifacts is absolutely required to raise it 40 luck more, otherwise it breaks 100% of the time
- Don't make the initial items until you have 100 arms lore or you'll miss out on 5 resist per piece(1 for each 20 skill)
- Above all else: DO NOT FORGET TO PoF after reforging but before you imbue! You'll swear out loud every time if you forget!
If you get into making a max luck suit expect to have to make a few extra pieces because the resists won't mesh right away unless you're very lucky. Start by making the chest piece because it's the most expensive material-wise, you want to be making gloves last because it will take time to make the perfect piece with the empty resists in the right slots.
A max luck suit, with all artifacts, will easily cost your hundreds of millions and can fetch 450-500 million at sale so don't be thinking you can set up a shop and sell on vendors, at least not with the artifacts. You'll need to build up your suit building rep a bit and if you try and sneak in a few non-optimal pieces you'll lose it fast. Players wanting max everything notice every single point on the suit, lol.
Use the metal of artifacts wisely, the thing costs the equivalent of 500m gold from the origin store for 10 charges and you're going to need 6-7 charges on one suit. Right now the "sweet spot" is making suits that hit 1800 luck but not much more since these can be sold for 175m (max possible on vendor) and can be made for a more reasonable cost.
- The head slot: People prefer a circlet over the leather head piece
- The chest slot: People prefer armor of fortune over player crafted for 10 extra luck(bleh)
- The neck slot: People prefer the 300 luck mempo over a crafted piece, it costs 50m+ on OSI
- Leg, arm and hand slots are almost exclusively player crafted, work on these if you want to sell individual pieces and not suits
- Use your cleanup pts on Etoile Bleue / Novo Bleue if you'll be making suits for others regularly
- Conjurer's garb is the most popular robe but keep an eye out for the hooded robe bearing the crest of blackthorn, it has the same stats
- Minax sandals will also run you 50m, soles of providence are good enough for all but the elite suits
- Don't forget the lucky charm talisman(150 luck) and make blacksmith weapons/shield to compliment the suit, caster friendly of course!
Just dumping more info here... I re-visit it from time to time when I get crafting and info seems to vanish from online in other places without warning :'(
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Nice! - Thanks!
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Gemviper, thanks so much for this info. Question - what's the collective wisdom on what should be imbued into the armor, assuming that the pieces are good?
Thanks
EE
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You're welcome Gimlet.
Erwin, that depends entirely on what type of suit you are making. If your goal is to use the suit then see what corners you can cut using items you already own to keep the cost from reaching "insane", and the tedium of making it too. If your goal is to sell it then consider the standard caster tamer suit first and focus on luck, cap resists, LMC, 2/6 casting, 100% LRC, Int and whatever leftover you can manage also into the casting stats.
Tip: Opt for epaulettes and a quiver over a robe and cloak when you can, people like to bank-sit in their luck suits, it's a tamer thing.
Getting the base pieces right will be the most time consuming, by far. I've been making base pieces for 3 hours straight and so far I have 1 piece out of a few thousand made. Expect to make 1-2k, or many more if you are unlucky, parts before landing on a leather part that is exceptional but has two resists still at base value, they are rare. You could, of course, make them with only 1 resist value still at minimum but you then have only a 20% chance that your resist attribute will land on it, and that's assuming it's 150 luck + all extra weight into one resist and not two. With two base resists the chance is 40% and you have wiggle room for a solid suit.
Here's an example of a suit that just went for the 150 luck base pieces(190 after metal of artifacts) but didn't worry too much about using the best possible base pieces so that no bonus resists (exceptional + 5 more from arms lore) were wasted during imbue - http://www.uoforums.com/topic/54003-high-end-mage-luck-suit-for-sale/
She asked for 250m with a 400m buyout and it sold, you can see the stats it had in the pictures.
If you don't understand what I mean by wasted resists... a base leather piece has 2/4/3/3/3 resists. When you make it exceptional it will receive extra resist value distributed randomly. Arms lore will give it another 5 pts of resist randomly as well. A good piece will end up with all of that bonus resist on 3 of the resist types, not 4 or 5, so it might be 2/8/3/11/11. Notice the physical and cold resist values are still baseline, nothing landed on them.
That matters during imbue. If you want to imbue the maximum possible physical resist, for example, then 100% of the imbue weight will be added to phys resist and none is wasted. If, on the other hand, you try and imbue poison resist on that same piece to maximum it will reach 18 but since it's starting out at 11 and not 3 then 8 total resist will be lost on the piece. This is, assuming you managed to get 150 luck in the first place which isn't guaranteed, lol.
- Thousands of tries to get a good base candidate
- a 40% chance it reforges with resist in the right slot
- a chance you don't get 150 luck and end up with 140 luck + double resists
- you need to make a full suit so all of the above has to mesh with other similar awesome pieces, which is not guaranteed...
Max luck suits are not easy!
edit: there are other ways to get a 150 luck item before using the metal of artifacts, including just burning runics and not reforging, but they tend to be more expensive with inferior results. You are either trying for the ultimate suit or shouldn't bother yourself too much with perfection, it's going to cost you a fortune to attain.
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A faster way that burns more runics, just craft leather items so that only one of the base resists(2/4/3/3/3) remains after you create an exceptional version. If you reforge and get 150 luck with +15 to one resist only, congrats. You'll either have a nice piece with two imbue slots or, if the resists landed on the type that was still base value, a nicer piece with three imbue slots left. Those are the only ones you'll probably want to use a metal of artifacts tool on. Make sure you use spined leather with the tool for the extra resists + 40 luck.
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Great Information - Thanks again!
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Just scratching the surface, but glad you found some useful info.
Tip: when making the weapon/shield you need to set a copper runic to...
- Powerful reforging
- Grand artifice
- Inspire artifice
- Auspicious/Fortune package
4 pts in total, you can't get the 150 luck if you also assign exalted/sublime because of the min/max value chart in the system, you'll end up with a lost imbue slot if you do and no more than 140 luck. Use the weapon to imbue spell channeling and whatever resist needed to finish the 70/70/70/70/75 suit.
Is anyone else making wicked suits out there? I have less experience with a sampy suit, not sure which settings to use on which tools for best results just yet.
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This is the best info that I could find *anywhere* so thank you for sharing!!!