The Renegade Guild

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Ever wonder what an Ou is?

Ever wonder what an Ou is?

Well now you know...

Aluvian	Sho	Gharu	Viamontian
Rank Title (M/F) 10 High King / High Queen 9 King / Queen 8 Aetheling / Aethelinga 7 Duke / Duchess 6 Ealdor / Ealdora 5 Thane / Thane 4 Reeve / Reeve 3 Baron / Baroness 2 Baronet / Baronet 1 Yeoman / Yeoman	Rank Title (M/F or no diff) 10 Koutei 9 Ou / Jou-Ou 8 Taikou 7 Kou 6 Kun-Chueh 5 Ta-Chueh 4 Shi-Chueh 3 Nan-Cheuh 2 Jo-Cheuh 1 Jinin	Rank Name (M/F) 10 Sultan / Sultana 9 Malik / Malika 8 Amir / Amira 7 Mushir / Mushira 6 Qadi / Qadiya 5 Naqib / Naqiba 4 Mu'allim / Mu'allima 3 Maulan / Maulana 2 Shayk / Shakya 1 Sayyid / Sayyida	Rank Name (M/F) 10 High King / High Queen 9 King / Queen 8 Grand Duke / Grand Duchess 7 Duke / Duchess 6 Marquis / Marquise 5 Count / Countess 4 Viscount / Viscountess 3 Baron / Baroness 2 Banner 1 Squire / Dame

btw Rank 10 takes 1022 perfectly organized ppl lol

Now to perfectly organize these people, heres what you need to do to reach rank 6 for a mansion purchase:
Simply continue to extrapolate this chart to reach rank 10.

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Max Damage Weapons

Melee	No wield	250 wield	300 wield	325 wield	Attack (norm)	Melee (norm)	Attack (sing)	Melee (sing)
SWORD:	12-20	18-30	21-35	24-40	+12	+12	+15	+15
AXE:	10.8-18	16.8-28	19.2-32	21.6-36	+12	+12	+15	+15
HAMMER:	7.8-13	15-25	17.4-29	19.8-33	+12	+12	+15	+15
SPEAR: (trident)	8.5-17	13.2-24	14.3-26	16-28	+12	+12	+15	+15
SPEAR: (naginata)	8.5-17	12.5-23	12.5-25	13.5-27	+12	+12	+15	+15
MACE: (morning star)	13.5-18	19.5-26	22.5-30	25.5-34	+12	+12	+15	+15
MACE: (spiked club)	12-16	15.75-21	21.75-29	24-32	+12	+12	+15	+15
STAFF:	9-12	9.75-13	10.5-14	11.25-15	+12	+12	+15	+15
UNARMED:	4-8	5.5-11	6.5-13	7-14	+12	+17	+15	+20
DIRK:	6-12	6.5-13	7-14	7.5-15	+12	+12	+15	+15

Ranged	No wield	250 wield	270 wield	290 wield	Attack (norm)	Melee (norm)	Attack (sing)	Melee (sing)
BOW:	100%	110%	120%	130%		+12		+15
CROSSBOW:	130%	140%	145%	150%		+12		+15
THROWN:	130%	140%	145%	150%		+12		+15

Hiltables				Damage	Attack (norm)	Melee (norm)	Attack (sing)	Melee (sing)
DAGGER:				2-7	+9	+9	+11	+11
HILTABLE SWORDS:				6.5-13	+9	+9	+11	+11

Burden per Point of Strength

A character can hold 150 BU per point of Strength. So to figure out your 100% burden level multiply your Strength by 150. This formula is linear so it is true for any Strength level.

100% Burden = Strength * 150
200% Burden = Strength * 150 * 2
300% (Max) Burden = Strength * 150 * 3

Skill Costs

Listed below you will find the names & formula for the known skills.
Additionally you will find the formula's used for calculating each skill's base value and the number of spell points required to train or specialize in each skill.

Additional skill points are earned at the following levels:
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 35.
After level 35, you will earn one point for every 5 levels you advance (40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, etc...).

Name	Formula	Train	Specialize
Alchemy	(C+ F)/3	6	6
Arcane Lore	F/3	4	2
Armor Tinkering	(F+End)/2	4	N/A
Assess Creature	(F+Slf)/2	4	2
Assess Person	(F+Slf)/2	2	2
Axe	(Str+C)/3	6	6
Bow	C/2	8	8
Cooking	(C+F)/3	4	4
Creature Enchantment	(F+Slf)/4	8	8
Crossbow	C/2	6	6
Dagger	(Q+C)/3	4	4
Deception	(F+Slf)/4	4	2
Fletching	(C+F)/3	4	4
Healing	(F+C)/3	6	4
Item Enchantment	(F+Slf)/4	8	8
Item Tinkering	(F+C)/2	2	N/A
Jump	(Str+C)/ 2	N/A	4
Leadership	Slf/4	4	2
Life Magic	(F+Slf)/4	12	8
Lockpick	(C+F)/3	6	4
Loyalty	Slf/4	N/A	2
Mace	(Str+C)/3	6	6
Magic Defense	(Slf+F)/7	N/A	12
Magic Item Tinkering	(F)	4	N/A
Mana Conversion	(F+Slf)/6	6	6
Melee Defense	(Q+C)/3	10	10
Missile Defense	(Q+C)/5	6	4
Run	Q	N/A	4
Salvaging	N/A	N/A	N/A
Spear	(Str+C)/3	4	4
Staff	(Str+C)/3	4	4
Sword	(Str+C)/3	8	8
Thrown Weapons	C/2	6	6
Unarmed Combat	(Str+C)/3	6	6
War Magic	(F+Slf)/4	16	12
Weapon Tinkering	(F)	4	N/A

Death Item Calculations

Basics

First, how much you drop depends on your level:
When you are level 5 or under, you don't drop anything when you die.
From level 6 to level 10, you lose half your coins (not trade notes) and nothing else.
From level 11 to level 20, you lose half your coins and possibly one non-wielded item (that is, something that you were neither wearing nor holding in your hands).
From level 21 to level 35, you lose half your coins and some number of non-wielded items.
After level 35, you lose half your coins and some number of items. At this point, you can drop items that you were wearing or holding.

Now, in those last two cases, I said 'some number'.

Some number here is equal to your level divided by 10, rounded down, plus a random number between 0 and 2.
So:
from level 21 to 29 you can lose between two and four items;
from 30 to 39 you can lose three to five items;
from 40 to 49 you can lose four to six items, and so forth.
By level 126 you can be losing up to 14 items!

(One caveat here: if you were killed in a PK battle, you always lose items as if you were over level 35, although the exact number you lose is still determined by your real level / 10. In other words, PK deaths do not get the special protection from item loss that NPK deaths get under level 35.)

The Item Categories
So that's how many items you lose on death -- but how do we determine which items are lost? This is where the categories come into it.

Each item in the game has a particular item type associated with it. The actual types (categories) are listed below. When we are deciding what items you drop on death, we make a list of all the items you are carrying, sorted by value (high value first). But we may adjust their values in two ways. If the item is not the most valuable item in that category, then we cut its value in half. And whether or not it is the most valuable item in its category, we randomize its value a little bit to mix things up. (To answer your first question explicitly, the cutting-the-value-in-half is not cumulative -- the second- and third- and fouth-most valuable items of one category all have their values halved, not halved and then quartered and then eighthed.)

Now note that we still keep these things in a list sorted by adjusted value -- so its possible to have your two expensive weapons listed first and second, if the value of the second weapon cut in half is still higher than the value of the third item. What I am trying to get at here is that we do not segregate the list based on item type; we only use item type to determine how we adjust the value of the item.

Finally, we go down the list and mark the first # things as dropped, where # is the number of items we have calculated that you are going to drop this death. For instance, if you are level 48, you will drop the first 4-6 items on that list.

The categories of items are:
melee weapons
missile weapons
magic casters (like orbs & wands)
armor
clothing
jewelry
food
gems
components
mana stones
crafting ingredients
parchments & books
keys
tradenotes - (Tradenotes don't drop on death, this category isn't counted at all)
miscellaneous
(I've left out a few categories -- like lifestones -- because you aren't likely to be carrying an item of that type.)

And there you have it -- the entire process of item loss on death spelled out in terrible detail. I hope that answered your questions sufficiently."

An Example
Just for fun, lets assume your character is level 81. When you die you'll lose 8 items (level/10 rounded down) + 0 to 2 more. For the sake of argument, let's assume you get unlucky and you're going to drop 10 items.

Let's do a possible inventory of your items.
melee weapons - 10k sword, 6k cestus, and a few more swords worth 4k
missile weapons - You just happened to have recently looted a 4k bow.
magic casters (like orbs & wands) - Wands at 28k, 22k, and 15k, a very likely scenario.
armor - Hauberk - 30k, leggings 10k, and some looted armor all 8k
clothing - a nice tinkered shirt worth 45k
jewelry - a few of these, 15k, 12 k, 10k
gems - 10 of the 20k portal gems.
mana stones - 5 mana charges worth 6k

The first pass through will calculate the values. The numbers will be randomized a bit up or down but for the sake of ease we'll pretend there was no significant change in the values. The newly revalued list keeps the most expensive item in the category and halves the value of all of the other items in the same category. We'll end up with the following:

melee weapons - 10k sword, 3k cestus, and a few more swords worth 2k
missile weapons - 4k bow.
magic casters (like orbs & wands) - Wands at 28k, 11k, and 7.5k
armor - Hauberk - 30k, leggings 5k, and some looted armor all 4k
clothing - shirt worth 45k
jewelry - 15k, 6 k, 5k
gems - 20k portal gem, and 9 more valued at 10k now.
mana stones - mana charge worth 6k, and 4 more valued at 3k

The next step is to sort the list based on the new values, at this point the item category doesn't matter. Since you're dropping 10 items we'll just list those.

45k shirt
30k hauberk
28k wand
20k portal gem
15k jewelry
11k wand
10k portal gem
10k portal gem
10k portal gem
10k portal gem

Hopefully this clears up a little of the confusion in what you're likely to drop when you die. Don't forget there's a little randomness to it in the value calculations so the list will never be exact. If you don't mind a little vitae you can always do a little research yourself with the /die command in a spot where recovering your body is easy. Portal gems worth 20k and master robes worth 45k from the master mages make pretty reasonable death items, as do wands and jewelry. And don't forget item tinkering. Adding gold to a few lightweight items from each category can be a reliable way to protect your prized possessions from being dropped on the first death. Having extra "death items" can make even a second and third death without recovering the first body less of a horrible experience.

Monster Distribution Map

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Salvage Properties

Special Tinks
Ivory - remove no drop
Leather - No sale, no salvage

Armor Tinks
Steel +20 AL
Marble - +.2 bludgeon
Alabaster - +.2 Pierce
Bronze - +.2 Blade
Ceramic - +.4 Fire
Wool - +.4 Cold
Armoredillo - +.4 Acid
Reedshark - +.4 Electric

Item Tinks
Linen - -25% burden
Pine - -25% value
Gold - +25% value

Magic Item Tinks
Moonstone +100 Mana
Opal - +1 Mana C

Armor Imbues
Yellow Topaz - +1 missile d
Peridot - +1 melee d
Zircon - +1 magic d

Minor Imbues
Red Jade - minor health gain
Lavender Jade - minor mana gain
Citrine - minor stam gain
Hematite - Warrior Vitality
Azurite - Wizards Intellect
Malachite - Warriors Vigor
Carnelian - minor str
Bloodstone - minor end
Smoky Quartz - minor coord
Rose Quartz - minor quick
Agate - minor focus
Lapis Lazuli - minor will

Critical Imbues
Black opal -critical strike
Fire opal - crippling blow

Rendering Imbues
Sunstone - armor rend
Aquamarine - cold rend
Emerald - acid rend
Black garnet - pierce rend
Red garnet - fire rend
White sapphire - blud rend
Jet - lightning rend
Imperial topaz - slash rend

Weapon Tinks
Iron - +1 Damage
Granite - -20% variance
Velvet +1 Attack
Mahogany +4% damage on missile
Brass - +1 Defense
Oak - -5 Speed

Activation reqs
Silver - melee to missile req
Copper - missile to melee req
Silk - remove rank req.
Ebony - change race req't to Gharu
Porcelain - change race req't to Sho
Teak - change race req't to Aluv
Satin - change race req't to Viamontian

RQ Portal Routes

Each of the following Residential Quarters can be found in these towns, with portals to the corresponding towns inside.

Oriel - Kayyaban, Mayoi, Plateau

Haven - Lytelthorpe, Tou-Tou, Uziz

Victory - Kayyaban, Lin, Samsur

Atrium - Qalaba'r, Baishi, Glenden Wood

Sanctum - Zaikhal, Cragstone, Hebian-to

The following 'hub' dungeons contain the corresponding portals.

Abandoned Mine (34.9N,54.5E) aka Subway
Arwic
Holtburg
Glenden Wood
Shoushi
Cragstone
Mayoi
Hebian-to
Surface
Underground City
Qalaba'r
Yaraq
Samsur
Zaikhal
Rithwic

Jungle Shadows (69.4S,94.5E) aka Jungle Sub/New Sub

Baishi
Eastham
Glenden Wood
South Dires (84.2S, 34.4W)
North Direlands (24.4N, 53.8W)
Hebian-to
Neydisa's Castle
Tufa
Zaikhal
Plateau

The Web Maze (49.4S,65.3E) (near Baishi)

Hebian-to
Mayoi
Shoushi

Desert March 6.7N,3.8W (near Zaikhal & Al Jalima) >MAP HERE<

Bandit Castle (65.0N, 49.3E)
Obsidian Rim (48.0S, 65.0W) lvl 35+
South Mt. Esper (56.8N, 12.9E) lvl 12+
South Dires (84.2S, 34.4W) lvl 12+
Black Hill (62.4S, 52.3W) near Wai Jhou
North Dires (24.4N, 53.8W) lvl 12+

Direlands Subway 18.6 S, 84.3 W not really near anything and quite dangerous, full of platinum golems >MAP HERE<
Stonehold Valley
Direlands North Landbridge
Direlands South Landbridge
Vesayen Isles
South Shore Heights
Obsidian Span
Obsidian Plains
Direlands Southeast Shore
Darktide Festival Stone
Slaughterhouse
Isle of Tears
Black Hill
Walled Portals
Obsidian Rim Portal

Umbral Hall 75.8 S, 83.1 E near Kryst >MAP HERE<
Kara
Lin
Rithwic
Lytelthorpe
Al Jalima
Xarabydun
Nanto
Eastham
Plateau
Samsur
Glenden Wood
Arwic
Sawato
MacNiall's Freehold
Khayyaban
Al Arqas
Kryst
Uziz
Stonehold
Tou Tou

Did you know? <thanks Mirth> <and this is with default keyboard mapping>

Stepping behind a Lugian when he begins his rock throwing animation will cause him to put his rocks away and pull out his melee weapon.

If you hit the HOME key, the monster who did the last damage to you will be auto-targeted. CTRL-Home for you mages.

Ctrl+F shows your frames per second and graphic degrade rate (also /framerate)

Heal yourself by hotkeying a healing kit and your main pack. Then all you have to do is press Healing kit hotkey, Backpack hotkey and your healed!

Use the delete key to scroll left on your spell bar and the page down key to scroll right

To scroll to the different spell tabs use insert to scroll left and page up to scroll right, works well when you have allot of spells on your bars and you are out of hotkeys, it will also roll to the 1st spell on the bar if you scroll all the way to the right to the end of the spells on that particular bar..

Control-insert will take you to the first spell on a spellbar, control-page up will take you to the last spell.

If your in a tight spot on a one-on-one fight with a creature, just back him into a corner and heal. Notice when monsters attack with melee they take a step back to get the correct distance away, if you charge them when they are not the correct distance they will back up again, without attacking. Likewise you also have to back up to attack. But when they are backed into a corner, neither of you can attack...so you can stand there, heal, debuff him, rebuff yourself, have a cup of coffee, or whatever. Warning: Monsters can still use bows, throwing weapons, and magic while in a corner.

Turn landscape down, even to 1/8th, to see the landblock lines better. AI determines notice range not on distance or sight, but by landblocks. By turning it down and making it more visible, you will be able to work the AI better.

Press Numpad 5 to change the camera to over your character's head. this is useful for giving items to PC or NPCs, especially gambling. Also useful for too many stacked corpses in a cluttered dungeon, instead of madly pressing [ or ] to target the right one.

Use the P key to find that Monster you Vulned, then ran from as the whole clan came back. Works so long as the one you vulned is the last one you targeted.

That if you put on all your running buffs and strength buffs when you start running, and then take em all off while you are running, you don't slow down until you stop and start again. That way you can put on those sprint 6 shoes and strength 6 necklace, start your run, replace them with armor and you stay at the same rate.

If you need to heal someone in your party in the midst of combat you can use a medkit and target their name in the fellowship page. Good for when they are swarmed and you can't get your cursor on them easily. Also works for targeting spells etc...

Mages, when you are in spell mode - ever wish you could get at your item hot keys without having to drop from combat/casting mode? Hold the Ctrl key and the number keys will do your item hot keys instead of your spells.

Archers you can hold off firing until your mage vulns by either holding down END (sometimes doesn't work) or repeatedly hitting END before the charge reaches your setting, then let fly when your support mage makes the forward swing.

Mages don't forget you have special uses for the Delete, End, PgUp and PgDn. They control your spell bars. Ctrl-Ins and Ctrl-PgUp take you to the first and last spell tab, respectively. Insert takes you left one tab. PgUp takes you right one tab. Delete takes you one spell left, PgDn takes you one spell right.

Baning your undies is a proven fact - it does make a difference!

What time is it?

Dereth's calendar is based on the Old Roulean system of measuring the passage of time during the day.
There are sixteen terms with each term representing a hour and a-half of time in a 24-hour day.

Times of the Day
Hour	Similar to your Time
Dawnsong (sunrise)	6:00 AM
Dawnsong-and-Half	7:30 AM
Morntide	9:00 AM
Morntide-and-Half	10:30 AM
Midsong (noon)	12:00 PM
Midsong-and-Half	1:30 PM
Warmtide	3:00 PM
Warmtide-and-Half	4:30 PM
Evensong	6:00 PM
Evensong-and-Half	7:30 PM
Gloaming (sunset)	9:00 PM
Gloaming-and-Half	10:30 PM
Darktide (midnight)	12:00 AM
Darktide-and-Half	1:30 AM
Foredawn	3:00 AM
Foredawn-and-Half	4:30 AM

These are the Old Roulean terms for the months of the year. There are three months within every season for a total of twelve months.

Months of the Year
Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
Morningthaw	Leafdawning	Harvestgain	Snowreap
Solclaim	Verdantine	Leafcull	Coldeve
Seedsow	Thistledown	Frostfell	Wintersebb