UO Second Age

Im thinking of making my gm smith a tailor also. can anyone tell me what i should make at what points. imma get trained from vendor so however much that gives me. if anyone could tell me from like skill 20-gm what to make a to what points till gm id appreciate it very much. thx

If I remember this right :

From vendor-bought skill : Fancy Shirts until you can't gain skill from them (or when you can make cloaks; less rewarding)
--> if you cannot make fancy shirts yet, make fancy dresses instead until then.
Then cloaks until you can make Robes
Then Robes (until around 75)
- - - - - -
After that, female leather armor until 82.9, then Sudded leather gorgets all the way

Note: some armor stuff sells really well to NPCs, so you might want to do them instead of Studded gorget, when the opportunity arises.

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Scroll down to Hicha's post. Gives you a great idea of how much resources you need for each stage.

Found this but hate doing skills by show real. dunno if anyone could tell me what each is shown stead of show real. i see that he put shown in (), but only the end skill. wanna know what the first numbers are shown, not show real


Real Skill Bracket | Item Created | Resource
22.0 - 32.8(41.4 shown) | Fancy Shirt | 3385 Cloth
32.8 - 47.3(54.0 shown) | Cloak | 7869 Cloth
47.3 - 70.2 (74.0 shown) | Robe | 11102 Cloth
70.2 - 78.6 (81.3shown) | Leather Tunic | 6548 Leather
78.6 - 95.0 (95.6 shown) | Studded Gorget | 10400 Leather
95.0 - 100.0 | Studded Tunic | 12298 Leather

Francois424 wrote:If I remember this right :

From vendor-bought skill : Fancy Shirts until you can't gain skill from them (or when you can make cloaks; less rewarding)
--> if you cannot make fancy shirts yet, make fancy dresses instead until then.
Then cloaks until you can make Robes
Then Robes (until around 75)
- - - - - -
After that, female leather armor until 82.9, then Sudded leather gorgets all the way

Note: some armor stuff sells really well to NPCs, so you might want to do them instead of Studded gorget, when the opportunity arises.

thx