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‎Picking weapons

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‎Training skills with vendors

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‎Robbers (.mayday)

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‎Robbers (.mayday)

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‎Robbers (.mayday)

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‎Joining your class

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 * [[ClassicAssist]] Is a program used to create macros for those using the ClassicUO or TazUO clients.
-Be warned however, while macroing is perfectly legal on Pangaea, '''Unattended macroing is not allowed'''. This is where the [[Macro Check]] comes in, it is a simple [[Gump]] that appears in game and asks you to input a two digit number that is shown in the gump. You have '''5 minutes''' to answer with the correct answer before you are kicked offline and your name is added to the infamous "Unattended Macroing List". Do not fret if you fail a macro check or two, most veterans have failed at least one and most two, it is not the end of the world unless you are a habitual offender of this rule. If you find yourself having failed a macro check and your skill dropped, if you are very mad, the best advice would be to take a break from the game for a couple days to a week and let it blow over and pick up the pieces. It really is not anything to get steamed about, it happens to the best of the players on Pangaea, just do not make it a regular habit to breaking this rule.
+Be warned however, while macroing is perfectly legal on Pangaea, '''Unattended macroing is not allowed'''. This is where the [[Macro Check]] comes in, it is a simple [[Gump]] that appears in game and asks you to input a two digit number that is shown in the gump. You have '''10 minutes''' to answer with the correct answer before you are kicked offline and your name is added to the infamous "Unattended Macroing List". Do not fret if you fail a macro check or two, most veterans have failed at least one and most two, it is not the end of the world unless you are a habitual offender of this rule. If you find yourself having failed a macro check and your skill dropped, if you are very mad, the best advice would be to take a break from the game for a couple days to a week and let it blow over and pick up the pieces. It really is not anything to get steamed about, it happens to the best of the players on Pangaea, just do not make it a regular habit to breaking this rule.
 Through the use of [[EasyUO]] and a Macro Check Alarm script, you are able to multitask a little easier while macroing, however, there are a couple points you ought to consider:

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 == Marcoing/macrochecks ==
-'''[[Macro|Macroing]]''', the art of looping a skill or ability over and over again in hopes to gain skill, monetary value or resources. On Pangaea, you are allowed to macro, you can use programs such as [[EasyUO]] or [[UOLoop]].
+'''[[Macro|Macroing]]''', the art of looping a skill or ability over and over again in hopes to gain skill, monetary value or resources. On Pangaea, you are allowed to macro, you can use programs such as [[EasyUO]] [[UOLoop]] [[OpenEasyUO]] or [[ClassicAssist]].
 * [[UOLoop]] allows for you to create fairly simplistic macros through the in game macro system and it will simply send the the key press to the client every X seconds for it to trigger the macro you set up in game.
 * [[EasyUO]] however is a different beast altogether, with this handy tool you can create very extensive and complex macros. This tool requires you to learn how to write macros, but once someone has become even slightly proficient with the sometimes clumsy code, they are able to make some fairly good macros. This is the tool of choice when it comes to macroing on Pangaea for the simple fact that it can do some extraordinary tasks with the client.
 Be warned however, while macroing is perfectly legal on Pangaea, '''Unattended macroing is not allowed'''. This is where the [[Macro Check]] comes in, it is a simple [[Gump]] that appears in game and asks you to input a two digit number that is shown in the gump. You have '''5 minutes''' to answer with the correct answer before you are kicked offline and your name is added to the infamous "Unattended Macroing List". Do not fret if you fail a macro check or two, most veterans have failed at least one and most two, it is not the end of the world unless you are a habitual offender of this rule. If you find yourself having failed a macro check and your skill dropped, if you are very mad, the best advice would be to take a break from the game for a couple days to a week and let it blow over and pick up the pieces. It really is not anything to get steamed about, it happens to the best of the players on Pangaea, just do not make it a regular habit to breaking this rule.

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 == Picking weapons ==
-Check the [[Skill requirements for weapons]] list in order to check what weapon fits you the best.
+Check the [[Skill requirements for weapons]] list or utilize the in game tooltips in order to check what weapon fits you the best generally a range of -2 to +13 points of the weapon requirement is a decent rule of thumb.
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 # Say "Vendor train [Skill name]" (make sure you do not train skills that the class you wish to enter does not possess, check here to see: http://pangaea-world.dk/pangaea/class-system)
 # Drag the amount of gold to the vendor that he has specified as a cost
-# You have gained a portion of that skill, vendors cannot train you beyond 20 points
+# You have gained a portion of that skill, vendors cannot train you beyond 25% of the points your class is allowed.
 == Dying ==

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 Sometimes, you might find robbers around (Players that dedicate their life to crime). When in trouble, players can use the [[Dot_Commands|command]] ".mayday" and call the local authorities ([[Order of Law]] or [[Order of Imperial]]), so they can be warned and help you as fast as they can.
-It is not allowed to rob a baseclass character, even if you yourself are in baseclass. Performing a robbery on baseclass character is against shard rules and staff will handout punishment for breaking the rules.
+It is not allowed to rob a baseclass character, even if you yourself are in baseclass. Performing a robbery on a baseclass character is against shard rules and staff will handout punishment for breaking the rules.
 == Picking weapons ==

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	However, once you have raised the skills to the levels you wish to get them to, head to your [[guild master]] and say join the class by using the word "join" either by itself or if you wish to properly adhere to a better RP atmosphere, which is something we should all strive for, use it in a sentence such as "I'd like to join your class."		However, once you have raised the skills to the levels you wish to get them to, head to your [[guild master]] and say join the class by using the word "join" either by itself or if you wish to properly adhere to a better RP atmosphere, which is something we should all strive for, use it in a sentence such as "I'd like to join your class."
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		+	Also upon joining your class, you are no longer protected by shard rules from robberies.

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 Some of the hardest skills to train are:
 # [[Lockpicking]]
 # [[Resisting Spells]]
 # [[Healing]]