UO Second Age

Is there any way to determine where you left a ship? Seems I put a chest on the recall spot and now its blocked.

Don't believe there is anyway to get the location of your ship without actually remembering where you left it.

Been there, best you can do is grab a small and try to run a grid where you think you were at. I tend to leave my UOmap markers now until I leave a spot and I only sell when I am on a spot. BTW, I have done that twice and both times found my boat. What was the name of the boat? approx location?

lol, well i am not entirely sure i even renamed it, but i think it was near the majincia and occlo islands
ive already been sailing around in a grid looking for it
thanks for the suggestions

There is a slightly worn large dragon at 109'57 S x 137'41 E

Naughtington wrote:There is a slightly worn large dragon at 109'57 S x 137'41 E

Thanks but this was a small regular ship. The unfortunate thing is I didn't know you wouldn't see items on a ship unless you step foot on it. Most likely in my grid search I passed right by it. If anyone happens to see an extremely worn standard small ship...I'll share the loot on it. Only has a few days left before it sinks.

Edit: Actually you can have everything but the chests and any fencing weapons. Probably about 6k gold and 3-4 chests full of sunken ship items and the normal loot that comes in them, and I'm pretty sure there were several thousand fishsteaks on board.

jefferyjay wrote:

Naughtington wrote:There is a slightly worn large dragon at 109'57 S x 137'41 E

Thanks but this was a small regular ship. The unfortunate thing is I didn't know you wouldn't see items on a ship unless you step foot on it. Most likely in my grid search I passed right by it. If anyone happens to see an extremely worn standard small ship...I'll share the loot on it. Only has a few days left before it sinks.

Edit: Actually you can have everything but the chests and any fencing weapons. Probably about 6k gold and 3-4 chests full of sunken ship items and the normal loot that comes in them, and I'm pretty sure there were several thousand fishsteaks on board.

Ships decay in one week I believe, so it is most likely already sunk

Fairly worn small at 171.54 S by 132.57 E

Greatly ("The Yaght") @ 4703, 1872

Rammar wrote:Greatly ("The Yaght") @ 4703, 1872

Well crap, that was probably it. Oh well, hopefully someone got the few chests full of loot off of it.