UO Second Age

What should I make for gm tailoring?? i have 50.. but i dont wanna waste materials just trying to figure out what i gain with.. plz help.

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Edit: Oil Clothes can't be made here Incorrect tailoring information in the link

taken from: http://forum.uosecondage.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=483

qtip wrote:Tailoring
0-30 Buy from a NPC Tailor
30-50 Make Facny Shirts
50-71.1 Make Robes
71.1-99.6 Make Oil Cloths
99.6-GM Make Leather Gorgets

taken from: http://forum.uosecondage.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=483

Thx man

Oil clothes do not exist here, bad info.

Mmmm... i simply took it from the post from below in the guide section. I figured it was a legit compilation.

yup no oil cloths

TwoTon wrote:yup no oil cloths

Uhh ok so just do robes?

I did studded gorgets/gloves at that level. It was very quick and relatively inexpensive.

I can't find studded items on the tailoring menu. I'm past 72 real skill, and I don't see it anywhere.

Has anyone come up with a revised & efficient way of GM'ing tailoring? What are people doing in place of the defunct oil cloths? The OP was claiming you couldn't do studded items at that same level. Was there an oversight somewhere, possibly?

Tailoring
0-30 Buy from a NPC Tailor
30-50 Make Facny Shirts
50-71.1 Make Robes
71.1-99.6 ???????
99.6-GM Make Leather Gorgets

Any help would be most appreciated!

Keep making cloaks and robes until you get into the 60's.

The gorget thing is about saving leather, but skill gain is slow in the 80s and 90s. There's another faster way that even turns a tidy profit.

Try to make a variety of leather items in your skill range to sell to the tanner. (according to the wiki tailoring chart) Use that money to buy out hides from the Fur Trader.

The Fur Trader will get new hides once an hour like clockwork. You may need to buy them out the first few hours to get the number of hides doubling... 20,40,80,160,320,640.. then 999 every hour.

I found alternating between Minoc Tanner and Brit Tanner the most convenient on account of their proximity to the bank.

Certain items turn a higher profit based on the amount of hides used. Shorts come to mind. You need to make a variety of items otherwise the tanners buying price drops too low. You can fit an unbelievable amount of that crap in your pack though and recall off to other tanners, like Yew/Buc's Den/Trinsic/Occlo.

Appreciate the help!

is those points value or base? also when in the 60's should you start making leather items?

thanks in advance,

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