UO Second Age

I've herd the term "grandfathered" tossed around quite a bit and generally the items carries a much heftier price tag then normal... So what exactly does this mean and why does it carry so much more value.

I've also seen lots of request/sells on various hued cloth/sandals. How do you figure out what hue something is?

Lastly, where do we get savage masks, deer masks, bear masks, and tribal masks? I've done quite a few chests now and have yet to find anything but an orc mask.

1.- As you know, blessed items take damage as regular items and eventually break. However, that was not always the case, items blessed before January 2011 are called "Grandfathered" because eventhough they may take damage, they will not break. That's why they're more expensive. You'll be buying an item that will last for life.

2.- You go to the display/counters tab in razor, click add, click target, target the item.

3.- I've found them in lvl 4 dungeon chests and higher level treasure map chests (lvls 4 or 5).

Gotcha, thanks again.
Pirul always there with the answers!

You should be able to find all the masks through fishing up MIBs - I've got plenty that way.

Pirul wrote:1.- As you know, blessed items take damage as regular items and eventually break. However, that was not always the case, items blessed before January 2011 are called "Grandfathered" because eventhough they may take damage, they will not break. That's why they're more expensive. You'll be buying an item that will last for life.

2.- You go to the display/counters tab in razor, click add, click target, target the item.

3.- I've found them in lvl 4 dungeon chests and higher level treasure map chests (lvls 4 or 5).

They can be found on lvl 2 and 3's as well. Found the less gaudy of the tribal masks in a lvl 2 about a week ago and found a deer mask in a lvl 3 chest three days ago.

TheAbracadaver wrote:I've herd the term "grandfathered" tossed around quite a bit and generally the items carries a much heftier price tag then normal... So what exactly does this mean and why does it carry so much more value.

I've also seen lots of request/sells on various hued cloth/sandals. How do you figure out what hue something is?

Great questions. Added to the Q&A page. Thanks Abracadaver for asking these questions.