Features

T2A Era. Custom Felucca. A world at war.

Lord British has been exiled. Lord Blackthorn rules from the shadows. Britain has fallen into chaos and civil war — and the entire mainland of Felucca has become a battlefield.

UO Unchained is set on a custom-built Felucca map reimagined for faction warfare. Eight contested cities. Coastlines, islands, dungeons, and wilderness — all open world, all full loot, all the time.

This is Ultima Online as it was meant to be played. T2A ruleset, Renaissance-influenced systems, and a world that punishes the weak and rewards the bold.

Three factions. Eight cities. Five ways to fight.

Choose your allegiance. The Holy Order of Trinsic fights for Justice. The Yew Militia defends the forest. The Vesper Trading Company plays a longer game. Each faction has its own home base, its own champion, and its own agenda.

Eight cities are contested across Felucca — each with a different capture mechanic. Control points, sigil raids, champion escorts, destructible siege gates, and open-world ambushes. No two cities fight the same way.

Every kill earns silver. Every city captured earns bonuses for your faction. Every week the map changes hands.

Pledge your loyalty. Control the bonuses. Win the war.

Citizenship in UO Unchained is account-wide — one character pledges allegiance to a city and every character on your account becomes a citizen. Each of the eight cities has a Town Stone where citizens manage their allegiance and view city status.

Controlling factions can activate six tiered town bonuses — increased XP gain, gold drops, vendor discounts, resource yields, guard strength, and silver per kill. The Lord Commander of each faction decides which bonuses to activate, making political decisions as important as military ones.

Lose your city and you lose your bonuses. Hold it and your faction grows stronger every day.

The map is never settled. Every week it changes.

No city stays in one faction’s hands forever. Britain, Minoc, Skara Brae, Cove, and Blackrock are perpetually contested — their capture mechanics resetting on schedules that keep the map in constant flux.

Control point battles award cities to the faction that maintains majority presence across three zones. Sigil raids require physically carrying a stolen sigil back to your stronghold. Weekly sieges open destructible gates that stay open until the next event. Champion escorts turn captured faction leaders into open-world PvP opportunities.

The map reflects the actual state of the war. Log in on any given day and Felucca looks different than it did the day before.

The war doesn’t run on steel alone. It runs on silver.

Resource-producing townships generate periodic supply caravans bound for faction home bases. Minoc sends iron. Skara Brae sends lumber. Each successful delivery feeds your faction’s treasury and funds the war effort.

But caravans don’t arrive uncontested. Every caravan is an open-world PvP opportunity — escort them safely to earn faction resources, or ambush rival caravans to starve their war machine.

Control the roads. Control the war.