I love my scavenger build. Started it when I first got on Outlands a year ago and still take it for a spin every now and then. I did have healing at 100 and anat at 80 so i could res people. But you're totally right about getting comfortable and not stealthing near as much. The gph really jumps up when you have the FE raised and feel comfortable flying around the dungeon. Though, I didn't put Shadow on my guy either since I didn't have a way to raise it. Went with no aspect for a long time, but eventually added Void to give me a little cushion with making mistakes. Best aspect to have at T0.
Void is def a great aspect to have if you're running a scavenger. Shadow is just left over from a backstab echo. And can be helpful in a pinch to heal safely.
You can also bring an id wand and sewing kit and recycle the items for essence as you go so you can carry out more gold/leather! I run a spirit speak build to take mob aggro but have fishing/lumberjacking on my guy! Great video!
@@celebratelife865 absolutely. I tried to make this video based on something a new player could do. Shadow wasn't expensive at the time. Now it's almost as expensive as harvest. And you might as well go harvest.
You talking about the macros and cooldowns really gave me some ideas. There is still something I can't figure out though. How do you keep the nameplates highlighted/framed? Mines don't light up until I hover over them. Also how do you open corpses like that?
I have a similar build I run just for fun (despite being already established) and to get leather. It's 120 forensic and camping, 100 stealth and hiding, 60 magery, 100 tracking and detect hidden. Detect hidden is mostly to mess with backstabbers (lol) but also to increase red range when tracking. I could add more magery if I wanted to, but what I got has not failed me and on a busy dungeon the most I've done is a GH here and there.
I'm not familiar with how all the combat mechanics work in uo, so sorry for the noob question but why 80 wrestling and not a combat skill? Thanks for the guide, currently making this build.
Harvest would def help with the leather collection. It's only downside is it's quite expensive for a brand new player. But for an established player harvest would work. I would suggest saving an echo from a lockpicker or gatherer.
@@brandon0981 I would have. Unfortunately my character slots are tied up. And Its impossible to prove the video on test. Nothing is dead. So I went with what I typically used when scavenging.
it costs about a million gold just to make this build you are displaying, even with zero aspect and gear (that you suggest they ask other players for). 100k per hour is clickbait... I'd only suggest this route to "new" players if it required zero skill scrolls and skill orbs, and i'd be honest and tell them while it makes 100k per hour when you invest a million gold in skills and gear, you'll generally make maybe 30k an hour as a beginner and also when you arent killed. mining/lumber is much safer and profitable, especially when you invest gold into your build. it's just far more boring. If a new player doesnt want to mine/jack, then i suggest the super op super safe backstabber which is super easy and cheap to make an effective one that will get exponentially stronger the more you invest in it (300k and you're hitting for 3k damage per backstab and you can farm anywhere).
What a fucking troll comment dude. First of all, new players don't need to start with 720 skill points or 120 forensics to be successful with this build, nor do they need any sort of aspect at all. This build is good, is safe and much more fun than mining and lumber like you suggest. Like he says in the video, you can loot other players, learn how the dungeons / mobs work, you learn a lot about the server and make money at the same time. When I first started off, I also ran a scavenger, and I used it to level my main which was a tamer, so I farmed not only the 20 orbs, 20 animal lore/taming scrolls which are expensive, and also command cores, which at the time were 30k each. It's a great build for new players!
If you watched the video. I explain that the skills can be adjusted to lower FE and Stealth to 100 and put the points into camping. And you dont need 720 you can do this with 700 total skill points. I also went in depth and said you dont need an aspect to do this. The only requirements to start this is a full spellbook, a blessed runetome with some dungeons marked, and some starter regs and potions. If you start the build with 3 magery skills on shelter you get a spell stone that will get you to 80 magery for free so even that cost is covered. But I guess you can comment without watching further than 2 mins into the video.
@@BehrlyThere yah, but the premise of the video is clearly "100K PER HOUR NEW PLAYER BUILD" which is just not true. Why dont you just show an actual new player account starting this build, and maybe cut back on the bullspit and just show GM skills instead of 120's, and then get an accurate gold per hour a week into the build? In this video you're calculating ver-hide.... new players are not even going to be GM Forensics in 2 weeks of play. It's so dishonest.... i dunno, maybe you lost any sense of what being a new player is, but dont hate on me for offering fair criticism. just says who you really are behind the scenes.
