this doesn't seem right

[DarkWing]

i run across the skeletal remains of a Wandering Healer (killed by urks)
when you click the bones it gives you the message in Picture 1
if you open or remove something from the body you become Criminal. See picture #2

[archaicsubrosa77]

the corpse is blue....

[Pirul]

But it isn't a monster corpse, it should be a human corpse.

[archaicsubrosa77]

I seen a screenshot of a blue ettin in forums today...it was a guildmaster named Omi!
I thought maybe he was hiding behind it.You are supposed to be grey polymorphed.
Sounds all fishy to me.

Wait was Beverlea an orc healer?!

[DarkWing]

its bones .. looting bones isn't suppose to turn you grey

[nightshark]

If you cut up the NPC corpse, the bones will remain blue to others. Same applies to player corpses.

However, UOSA partially has looting NPCs incorrect. The killer of the NPC will see the NPC corpse as grey - it should appear blue. It seems to be a byproduct of the UO:R looting rights in the RunUO code.

[DarkWing]

UOSA actually hasn't disabled UO:R looting rights for blue NPCs. The corpse will appear grey to the person who killed the NPC and blue to others. If you cut the corpse up (turn it into bones), it will be a criminal act for anyone but the killer to loot it. That part is era accurate.

are you suppose to turn criminal just for snooping a bag on the body(bones)?

[nightshark]

UOSA actually hasn't disabled UO:R looting rights for blue NPCs. The corpse will appear grey to the person who killed the NPC and blue to others. If you cut the corpse up (turn it into bones), it will be a criminal act for anyone but the killer to loot it. That part is era accurate.

are you suppose to turn criminal just for snooping a bag on the body(bones)?

Yeah, any action performed using an item within the bones container should turn you grey. You are allowed to look, but not touch

[Derrick]

NPC corpses don't turn to bones like player corpses do. This one must have been cut up. Using a dagger on a corpse will turn it to bones and gererate body parts, but not allow the corpse to be lootable until the standard time has passed (8ish mins). For NPC's after that initial time has past, the corpse goes away; for players, it turns to bones and becaome lootable (grey).

are you suppose to turn criminal just for snooping a bag on the body(bones)?

Not sure.

[BlackFoot]

i think using items on corpses would make you criminal.. just by intuition though

[johttenn]

its bones .. looting bones isn't suppose to turn you grey

yes, looting healer bones does turn you grey

[Panthor the Hated]

are you suppose to turn criminal just for snooping a bag on the body(bones)?

Not sure.

iirc manipulating items on a blue corpse in almost anyway was criminal at least throughout t2a and through to present day on osi. This included opening containers.

A notable exception is you can dye things on a corpse without flagging.