UO Second Age

Can you lock musicianship and gain provo only?

It makes two checks one for playing and one for provoking each time you use provocation.

so do i need to raise music then provo?

That's how I did it. Musicianship doesnt have the ten second delay on it.As it makes two checks on provo you want at least the music check to succeed.

Raise both at the same time:

Use Skill Provocation
Wait for Target
Target CreatureA
Wait for Target
Target CreatureB
For (1 to 20)
Doubleclick instrument
Pause .500
End For
Loop

What I did was just gm musicianship overnight and just let it macro up. I think the pause delay is like either 4000ms or 6000ms?

For provocation I would bring two horses back to my house, set up tables around them but make sure the horses are two tiles apart. To get them inside the tables just ride them put the tables aruond then dismount and say all stay. Once you have the horses prepared say all release, they will go wild.

Then all you do is just macro the horses attacking each other, and they wont be able to hurt one another. I found this the quickest way to gm provocation.

actually you just need one horse or other creature you lure in your house and trap. Just provoke the creature on to you.

hiicha wrote:Raise both at the same time:

Use Skill Provocation
Wait for Target
Target CreatureA
Wait for Target
Target CreatureB
For (1 to 20)
Doubleclick instrument
Pause .500
End For
Loop

How would this work in razor? I am new to razor and tried setting up the .macro file but I don't know how some values should look (like end for). Do you have something I can copy/paste?

Thanks

Ross wrote:

hiicha wrote:Raise both at the same time:

Use Skill Provocation
Wait for Target
Target CreatureA
Wait for Target
Target CreatureB
For (1 to 20)
Doubleclick instrument
Pause .500
End For
Loop

How would this work in razor? I am new to razor and tried setting up the .macro file but I don't know how some values should look (like end for). Do you have something I can copy/paste?

Thanks

Create a new macro in Razor, then use your Provocation skill, target a creature, then target yourself (make sure you are standing on the other side a fence, etc.). Then Double click your instrument. Stop you recording, then right click on the various parts of the macro, go down to Special Constructs to insert the Pause, For and End For loops.

Awesome, will do, thanks dude.