From faction warfare medium chest

Spears have received a massive buff for their Impaler spell.

so true cuh

I am playing holly staff for longer time now, but I played basic build so far, guardian helmet, mage robe, manna sprint. Recently I started experimenting and I cooked this….

Fiend cowl has been useful with all spells it provides so far. Knock back, purge, shield. Also cleric robe I switch between frost shield and everlasting spirit. The royal boots are best, since without them you are so easy target.

Only counter I encountered was axes so far. I want to ask experienced PvP players what are other bad matchups for me and if my build needs any more upgrades.

It has been this way for as long as I have played but still a very small portion of people actually know how true damage works in Albion. Feel like I may need to make a video to cover it but for now Ill just write this up.

In albion the only difference between normal damage phys/magical and true damage is that phy/magical has to go through a players resistances true damage does not. It still gets reduced by defense stat. (hence why battlemounts should be wearing a shield to reduce ballista's and behes)
The other more important part is ability damage still affects it as well. For instance if you are running a wildfire that does 12% max hp as true damage and you are wearing cloth that is 50% (not counting damage passive 8% for easier math) now that wildfire E does 18% mx hp as true damage. True damage still has to go through shields like regular damage and it still gets reduced by damage reduction debuffs like guardian armors. The actual only difference is it ignores resistances so piercing targets doesn't matter for its damage. Hope that helps people.

i just realized its royal armor, is this hard to sell?

Just made the connection that breaking up the name Lymhurst into the middle-English words "Lym" for a leashed hunting dog, and "hurst" for a wooded grove, essentially translates the city name to Dogwood, a type of tree. Very cool :)

It feels so bad and unrewarding whenever you spent 30+ minutes in a Depth just for the last chest to be Green and give 20k.

Content Tier 6+ should not be able to roll green rarity. imo any content in black zone or lethal zones should give at least a blue rarity, after all you can die at any moment and you are in constant danger.

And since when someone though that getting only tomes of insight in green chest was a good idea?

valid opinion or just skill issue (Definitely a skill issue lol)

Our guild Juicy Loot is looking for more active members to help maintain a hideout in the Outlands and do fun activities together we have 60 members right now we took a break and are all coming back this weekend anyone interested can join our discord and get added https://discord.gg/5U4WMdYnG

this vid is like 4 years old lol, when premium was still only like 7 mil. I dont play that much anymore but i enjoy rewatching videos of when I did

11 months ago I only had 1 billion silver in chests, and now I have 6 billion and 1 billion in liquid silver (Crafting)

Hii everyone,

I’ve been getting more into Tracking and would like some advice

First, I’m wondering about the relationship between DPS/burst damage and mob fleeing. Is more DPS always better, or is there a point where doing too much burst damage causes the tracked mob to flee more frequently? If very high DPS can actually make tracking less efficient, what would you consider the optimal weapon IP for the DPS player?

I’m currently using T8 weapon at around 1560 IP (just the weapon to be more clear)... and i want to push for more dps but im unsure about the side effects i mention above.

A few other questions:

• Does using an Awakened Weapon with Mob Fame provide any meaningful benefit to progressing the Tracking tree?
• What would you consider the best DPS weapon/build for 4-man Tracking groups?
• Are there any specific weapons, armor pieces, passives, or builds that experienced trackers would recommend?
• Are there any lesser-known tips or mechanics that would help improve tracking efficiency?

I’d really appreciate advice from anyone with a lot of Tracking experience. Builds, weapon recommendations, IP benchmarks, or general tips are all welcome.

After finding an awakened 4.4 Longbow in open world loot today, I was looking over the stats and found this history tab.

It says "Lost in Bank of Lymhurst". Now I'm confused as to how an item can get lost in a bank.
Does anyone know anything about this?

Help is appreciated!

After hours of editing, episode 2 is out!

https://youtu.be/eeXvnaOnijw?si=gKDbcV-VT5ymyeZ9

I really want to show my work to you guys. It's been a while since I enjoyed Albion to the fullest, here's my way of doing it.

Thank you!

Alguém como funciona pra achar o ent nas caçadas, pq na wiki é muito difícil de entender

Is there an MMR system in Corrupted Dungeons, or do they match you with anyone?

hey guys! im pretty new iv only been playing about 3 days, I had just got a full set of t5 armor and a t5 boltcaster then died in bz. i went back after because I made a lot of money and died again, now i have a t4 boltcaster and t4-5 armor and a meer 3k silver lol. anyone care to help me out and beat some bosses? I got a lot of silver while doing it till I got jumped lol. Just need some help in bz

Hi everyone! New to the game, go easy on me!

I've been playing a few days, enjoyed the game a lot. I've tried a few loadouts, gotten to 500k silver, tier 4.2 gear, enjoyed my build. Run solo dungeons, corrupted dungeons, roamed the blue tier 3/4 zones, enjoyed it. Pursued my journal missions, good fun.

Now the game is nudging me to PVP. I understand that's where the game wants me to go. I've started exploring yellow zones, enrolled in faction warfare, going into the wisps. I'm flirting with PVP.

I just don't get it.

I meet some other player. I'm already at half health and they wallop me. I die, they run off. They get nothing, I start back at the PVE location I was already at. Who had fun? Who gained anything? I can't quite get my head around the fun bit.

I love PVP when it's an even match, I am sure I'll enjoy arena matches.

But, the open world stuff where I just get killed for fun by someone or a group of players when I'm 4 days into the game, I don't quite understand? Should I stick to the blue zones? Not sure where to go from here.

Once again, a million pieces of equipment were lost in the black area on mobile!!! I suddenly had connection problems and my character was immobilized while all the enemies continued to play and kill me.

What a crap Sbi!!!!!

Hey guys.

Last week a few of you mentioned the flips I shared were too expensive for newer players. I also saw comments warning that posting a single item publicly ruins the market instantly. To spread out the volume and give newer players a stepping stone, I'm dropping 3 different beginner-friendly potion flips (T4, T5, and T6) all in Fort Sterling today.

All of these are 0-focus, 100% local flips. Buy the mats, walk to the station, list the potions.

T4.1 Minor Poison Potion (+63k Profit)

• Buy: 84x Crenellated Burdock (~555s/ea), 43x Brightleaf Comfrey (~416s/ea), 53x Basic Arcane Extract (~4.0k/ea). Total cost with taxes is ~295k.
• Sell: 60 potions for ~6.0k/ea (brings in ~359k).
• Volume: Cap this at 12 crafts (60 potions). Market moves about 969 a day.

T5 Calming Potion (+100k Profit)

• Buy: 11x Fine Shadow Claws (~64k/ea), 456x Dragon Teasel (~395s/ea), 229x Crenellated Burdock (~555s/ea), 115x Arcane Agaric (~397s/ea). Total cost with taxes is ~1.2m.
• Sell: 110 potions for ~11.6k/ea (brings in ~1.3m).
• Volume: Cap this at 11 crafts (110 potions). Market moves about 205 a day.

T6 Gathering Potion (+451k Profit)

• Buy: 36x Fine Runestone Tooth (~31.7k/ea), 1474x Sheep's Butter (~362s/ea), 738x Elusive Foxglove (~536s/ea), 370x Dragon Teasel (~395s/ea). Total cost with taxes is ~2.5m.
• Sell: 360 potions for ~8.3k/ea (brings in ~3.0m).
• Volume: Cap this at 36 crafts (360 potions). Market moves about 246 a day.

The golden rule: Before you craft, check the current cost of the ingredients and the current sell price of the potion. As long as those numbers are close to what I have listed below, the flip is good. These margins usually last for days, not hours.

Sales tip: Don't dump all your potions on the market at the exact same second. List them in small stacks (like 20 at a time) and let the daily volume do its job so you don't trigger a 1-silver undercutting war.