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Herding

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Herding directs animals to walk to a chosen spot using a shepherd’s crook. The prose is community-derived (paraphrased from the uorenaissance.com skill list plus ServUO behavior) pending field verification; the stats table and difficulty formula below are source-verified against ServUO.

Herding lets you point a creature to a location and have it move there, useful for relocating livestock, repositioning a creature, or nudging a wild animal where you want it (for example, into a pen or away from danger). It is a minor utility skill with occasional practical use for ranchers and tamers.

Equip a shepherd’s crook, use it, target the creature, then target the destination. The roll is harder for tougher creatures. See taming & pets.

Quick start: an NPC Ranger or Rancher teaches Herding up to one-third of its own skill, capped at 42.0 (Scripts/Mobiles/Normal/BaseCreature.cs, CheckTeach: baseToSet = ourSkill.BaseFixedPoint / 3) — buy to ~30–42 first.

The method: target a creature, then a destination tile, and drive it there — repeatedly.

  • Low skill — herd weak, easily-driven animals (sheep, chickens — see the animals bestiary) back and forth in a loop.
  • Mid/high skill — herd progressively tougher creatures whose difficulty puts you in the gain window. GGS guarantees the slow late points as long as you keep herding.

See skill gain and using & training skills.

Primary statDexterity
Secondary statIntelligence
TitleShepherd
Mastery skillNo
Gain notesskill-ups can raise Str +1.625, Dex +0.625, Int +0.25 (per-use stat gain weights)

From Scripts/Items/Equipment/Weapons/ShepherdsCrook.cs, the herd attempt rolls CheckTargetSkill(Herding, creature, min, max) where min = creature’s tame skill − 30 and max = tame skill + 30 + random(10) — so a creature’s herding difficulty tracks its taming difficulty. If your Herding already exceeds the max, the creature taunts (“That wasn’t even challenging”).

  • Animal Taming + Animal Lore — herding difficulty derives from tame difficulty, and tamers occasionally use it to position creatures.

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