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| − | A '''Soulstone''' is an item in which a character can store a single skill, then later transfer that skill to another character on | + | [[Image:Green_Soulstone.jpg|frame|left|Green version.]] |
| + | [[Image:Red_soulstone.png|frame|Red version.]] | ||
| + | A '''Soulstone''' is an item in which a character can store a single skill, then later transfer that skill to another character '''on the same account'''. | ||
| − | + | ==Types== | |
| + | *Green Soulstones were originally available as a promotional item for pre-ordering [[Ultima Online: Samurai Empire]] and have returned as a [[Legacy Token]] reward option. | ||
| + | *Blue Soulstones were available as a promotional item for pre-ordering [[Ultima Online: The Eighth Age]] and entering the promo code until January 28, 2006[http://www.uo.com/cgi-bin/newstools.pl?Article=9342 ]. | ||
| + | *Red Soulstones are available via first year [[Veteran_Reward#1st_Year_Rewards|Veteran Reward]] choice. | ||
| − | + | All Soulstones can only be used with the first account to have held them, but the first two types were distributed in the form of tokens - These tokens can be given or sold to other [[player]]s before redeeming them for the actual soulstone itself. Red soulstones are not awarded as tokens and thus cannot be traded or sold to another account. | |
| − | + | Redepmtion codes from Samurai Empire and Eighth Age no longer work, but tokens already redeemed from those codes will still produce a usable soulstone when used. | |
| − | If a player would like to transfer a skill from one character to another, he or she must be sure that the skill stored in the soulstone or soulstone fragment does not exceed the skill cap on the target character. You | + | While Soulstones have an unlimited number of uses, there are also [[Soulstone Fragment]]s in 5-charge and craftable, single-use varieties. |
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| + | ==Use== | ||
| + | A player may only use a Soulstone in a safe log-out location, such as an inn or house that you own or are accessed to. You must wait a certain amount of time after leaving combat to use a stone. Using the stone means storing and then claiming a skill from it or storing and then removing a skill by flushing it from the stone without absorbing it to a character. | ||
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| + | If a player would like to transfer a skill from one character to another, he or she must be sure that the skill stored in the soulstone or soulstone fragment does not exceed the skill cap on the target character. You '''cannot''' claim a stored skill if it exceeds your skill cap. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | *[[Soulstone Fragment]] | ||
| + | *[[Red Soulstone]] | ||
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:42, 25 June 2011
A Soulstone is an item in which a character can store a single skill, then later transfer that skill to another character on the same account.
Types
- Green Soulstones were originally available as a promotional item for pre-ordering Ultima Online: Samurai Empire and have returned as a Legacy Token reward option.
- Blue Soulstones were available as a promotional item for pre-ordering Ultima Online: The Eighth Age and entering the promo code until January 28, 2006[1].
- Red Soulstones are available via first year Veteran Reward choice.
All Soulstones can only be used with the first account to have held them, but the first two types were distributed in the form of tokens - These tokens can be given or sold to other players before redeeming them for the actual soulstone itself. Red soulstones are not awarded as tokens and thus cannot be traded or sold to another account.
Redepmtion codes from Samurai Empire and Eighth Age no longer work, but tokens already redeemed from those codes will still produce a usable soulstone when used.
While Soulstones have an unlimited number of uses, there are also Soulstone Fragments in 5-charge and craftable, single-use varieties.
Use
A player may only use a Soulstone in a safe log-out location, such as an inn or house that you own or are accessed to. You must wait a certain amount of time after leaving combat to use a stone. Using the stone means storing and then claiming a skill from it or storing and then removing a skill by flushing it from the stone without absorbing it to a character.
If a player would like to transfer a skill from one character to another, he or she must be sure that the skill stored in the soulstone or soulstone fragment does not exceed the skill cap on the target character. You cannot claim a stored skill if it exceeds your skill cap.