Showing posts with label Tibia Guide. Show all posts
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Apr 23, 2010

Benefits of Houses In Tibia

Houses are private buildings that can be rented by players. They are mostly found in the cities , but rentable buildings can be found anywhere in Tibia .Houses come in three forms: there are normal houses that are designed as resting places for single characters or perhaps for small groups of friends, shops in which players can build up a prospering business and even guildhalls in which whole guilds can find shelter! Buildings offer a variety of advantages to characters:
Protection Houses work as protection zones , so any character that is standing in the safety of a house is safe from any attacker. However, as with all other protection zones characters that are standing in houses do no regenerate hit points or mana. Moreover, only invited characters can enter a house, so your belongings are also safe from stealing.
Improved Recuperation Most houses have one or more beds in which characters of premium players can sleep while being offline. Characters placed in a bed will restore one soul point for every 15 minutes they are sleeping. Moreover, also hit points and mana will be restored as long as the food they have eaten before going to bed lasts. However, please note that this process will take much longer than if the character actually would be online.
Improved Item Storage Characters can furnish their homes to their taste. Far from being simple decoration, containers such as chests or drawers can be used to store items . Also, unlike depot chests they do not have any item limit, so you can store infinite numbers of items in your house!
Prestige Let’s not beat around the bush: a nice house will also increase your character’s prestige with the community. After all, houses are in great demand, so if you have that nice 4-bed mansion with the cool garden, you can be sure many other players will envy you. What’s more, you can safely display your hard-earned treasures in your house without having to fear that anybody can steal your stuff. You will find that if you want to impress others, few things will work better than a nice house!
Thanks for your reading,hope that you can learn much more about and enjoy yourself in Tibia game!

Mar 27, 2010

Tibia Vocations Introduction

Characters in Tibia divide into vocations, i.e. character professions. A character's vocation determines his characteristics in many ways. For instance, a knight will quickly surpass any spellcaster in his fighting skills, while magic users such as sorcerers or druids can advance their magic levels further than any paladin or knight can ever hope to reach. There are 4 vocations players can choose from once their character has made level 8:

a) Druids
Druids are pure magic users. Like sorcerers, they are of weak build, and their weapon skills are rather limited. But then, what do you need weapons for when you can bring down your enemies with a well-aimed blast of magic? Druids have a good number of offensive spells at their disposals, and an experienced druid with a reasonable magic level can take out enemies as well as any other vocation in Tibia. As the masters of earth and ice spells, druids are especially feared by creatures that make fire and energy damage.
However, even though druids can be fearsome opponents, their magic focuses on different aspects. Being friends of nature and of all that is alive, druids concentrate on the creative and benevolent side of magic. Druids are Tibia's best healers, and their ability to cure others makes them very popular with all other vocations. Only they know how to create "Ultimate Healing" runes. Experienced druids are never short of cash, because players of other vocations will be happy to pay them good money in exchange for their runes. Moreover, players of all vocations appreciate to have a druid around as a life-saver, so druids have an advantage when it comes to making friends.
If you prefer using powerful magic instead of brute force, and if you are also a team player who likes to cooperate with others, you should choose a druid.

b) Knights
Knights are the toughest warriors in Tibia. They are strong, resilient, and they know how to wield any melee weapon with fearsome efficiency. In combat, they are always found in the front line, engaging the mightiest opponents in vicious hand-to-hand fighting. When they are travelling with others it is usually the knights who charge enemies in order to protect their companions. Because of their incredible resilience and their skilled use of shields experienced knights are almost impossible to overcome, and even if a battle is lost, it is usually the knights who are the last to fall.
However, for all their prowess in combat knights do have a weakness: knights are comparatively weak when it comes to using magic. Even though they know how to cast a few spells, their magic is rather basic. For this reason knights rely on healing potions or more magically gifted characters to heal the wounds they receive in battle. However, this does not really pose a problem as knights are the best blockers in Tibia and are therefore welcome in every hunting party.
Moreover, their ability to amass large amounts of gold is legendary. Strong as they are, knights can carry immense amounts of items which they can sell for good money in any city, so knights never leave a dungeon with empty hands.
If you are looking for a vocation that is easy to play and to level up, the knight is what you are looking for.

c) Paladins
Paladins, too, are gifted melee fighters. Their ability to train melee skills is second only to that of knights. Also, they know how to handle shields very well, and experienced paladins can block most enemies even though they are not as resilient as knights. The paladins' true strength, however, is their ability to fight at a distance. Paladins are the best archers there are. From throwing simple stones to firing crossbows, paladins can learn to handle any distance weapon with deadly accuracy. A paladin that manages to keep away from his opponents in battle can bring down any enemy.
But there is more to paladins. They are also magic users of considerable skill who have an impressive range of spells at their disposal. And even though their magic skill cannot be compared to that of pure magic users such as druids or sorcerers, paladins have access to many additional spells because they can use a large number of runes. Moreover, paladins are the only vocation that can use holy spells so they have an immense advantage when fighting undead creatures.
Paladins are the best all-rounders in Tibia. If you are looking for a good fighter who can also handle magic rather well, the paladin should be your choice.

d) Sorcerers
Like druids, sorcerers focus on magic use. Similar to their more peaceful brethren, sorcerers require skill and patience to rise in power because their weapon skills are very limited, and just like druids sorcerers are of weak constitution. However, sorcerers have great potential. In fact, due to the offensive nature of their spells sorcerers are perhaps the most deadly of all vocations. Unlike druids who focus on the creative and benevolent side of magic, sorcerers concentrate on its dark, destructive side, and their spells can become truly devastating in higher levels. They are especially skilled in mastering energy and fire spells. Additionally, only sorcerers can create the notorious "Sudden Death" runes, and only they can learn how to cast the apocalyptic "Hell's Core" spell. An experienced sorcerer can bring down the mightiest enemies with a wink of his eye, and because of this, sorcerers are a welcome addition to any hunting party.
If it is sheer magic fire and energy power you are looking for, you should go for a sorcerer.









































































DruidKnightPaladinSorcerer
Hit Point Gain / Level515105
Mana Gain / Level3051530
Capacity Gain / Level10252010
Favourite SkillMagic Levelall melee skillsDistance FightingMagic Level
Favourite SpellHeal FriendFierce BerserkDivine MissileSudden Death Rune
Hit Point Regenerationslowfastmediumslow
Mana Regenerationfastslowmediumfast
Promotion TitleElder DruidElite KnightRoyal PaladinMaster Sorcerer


Thanks for your reading,just enjoy playing Tibia game yourself!

Tibia Trading Guide

Trading would be one of the necessary thing in any game,you can buy or sell what items you want or don't want in the game,this tibia trading guide would help you to know much more tibia training clearly ,hope you can like it !


Trading Items with NPCs

If you would like to sell some items that you have achieved in your numerous fights, or if you want to buy some new equipment, ask an NPC for a trade. A new window will open up on the right side of the adventure screen. By pressing either Sell or Buy, you can quickly see which items you can sell to or buy from an NPC. To find a certain item more quickly, you can select "Sort by price" or "Sort by weight" by right-clicking on the trade window. If you select an item, also its graphic will be displayed. By clicking on the graphic, you will gain information on this item. The price is quoted behind an item. By using the slide bar, you can comfortably select how many of an item you would like to buy or sell. The selected amount, the price for the selected number of items, and the money you have in your inventory are shown below the slide bar. If you have forgotten to bring enough shopping bags to carry all your wares, right-click on the trade window and select "Buy with backpacks" to get your shopping practically packed into backpacks for a small fee of 20 gold pieces per backpack. Finally, press "Ok" to confirm the trade.
If you do not have enough money, space or capacity, a warning message will be displayed and the trade fails. Simply lower the amount of items on the slide bar until you meet all conditions to complete the trade. If you want to complete the trade, even though you do not have the needed capacity, simply right-click on the trade window and select "Ignore capacity". Note, however, that all items that exceed your capacity will end up laying on the floor below your character.


Trading Items with Other Players

Although you can buy a lot of good equipment in the various shops, you will soon realise that the best items are actually sold by other players. Watch out for interesting offers. If you do not find the item you are looking for, you may consider having a look at the trade channel or on your world's trade board.
Once you have found somebody who is offering the item you are looking for you should meet up with him to trade. There is a safe trade option in Tibia which will allow you to trade items with other characters without having to fear that you are cheated. To initiate a safe trade open up a context menu by right-clicking on the item you wish to trade, then select "Trade with ...". The mouse pointer will turn into crosshairs. Now move the pointer onto the character you want to trade with and confirm by clicking on the left mouse button. The player will receive a message written in green letters that you are offering to trade an item. If a player offers something in exchange, a trade dialog will open up in which you will see all items that are on offer. You can now inspect them by clicking on the items on offer with the right mouse button. If you are happy with the item your trading partner is offering, you should click on accept. If your partner does the same, the trade will be executed, provided that both trading partners have enough capacity left to carry the new items. Please note that it is not possible to modify an offer in the safe trade dialog. Trying to do so will result in a cancellation of the deal. If you are not satisfied with your partner's offer, simply click on "Reject" and start a new trade. If you want to trade several items at once, place them in a container such as a bag or backpack. Right-click on the container and select "Trade with ..." to trade it including the content. To avoid misunderstandings any containers that are on offer will be opened, and their contents will be shown. You should keep in mind that it is not possible to trade more than 100 items at a time.

Note: Even though there are other ways to trade items in Tibia, we strongly recommend you always use the safe trade mode to avoid unnecessary risks. Keep in mind that thieving is not a violation of the Tibia Rules, so the gamemasters will not be able to help you if somebody steals from you. One example for a risky trade are so-called world trades. Players that start on a new game world often try to sell their items from their old game world for items on the new one. Such world trades are in general not forbidden, but they are not supported by CipSoft. Therefore, if you get scammed in such a trade, a gamemaster cannot help you to get your items back.

Thanks for your reading,hope this guide can give you some help on tibia game and enjoying your tibia game very much!

Tibia cavebot guide

If you are looking to get high level fast in tibia without much done by you that cavebot is the vocation for you!And for the knights are the best vocation for cavebotting, they do not require a lot of attention. this
There are many different ways you can cavebot a knight, such as training to decent skills before you start botting or just fresh off rook botting.

Level:

8-15~ (4-7k exp/h)

From right off rook to about level 15 Trolls and Goblins in Edron are the best choice since they dont do much damage when your skills arent very high.

15-25~ (5-11k exp/h)

Now after level 15 your skills should be good enough to kill Rotworms sufficiently. The rotworm caves in Darashia are the best for these levels. Some people prefer hunting Larvas but it is all up to you and which you prefer.

25-50~ (13-17k exp/h)

After botting Rotworms to level 25, you now can bot GS Tomb in the Ankrahmun Desert. At level 25 your HP is enough to heal with Exura and no UHs needed. You can hunt here until level 50+ although the exp will start feeling slow.

50-80~ (22-30k exp/h)

Now that you are level 50+ you can handle cycs quite easily. Cycloplis is a good place for EXP straight to level 80. You may need to use some UHs while hunting here but the EXP and loot should pay off.

80-100+~ (35-43k exp/h)

Now at level 80 Dwarf Guards should be relatively easy for you. You can get around 40k exp/h hunting dwarf guards. Your skills should be atleast 80+/80+ to hunt them easily.

ScreenShots

8-15~

Edron Goblins and Trolls: tibianews.net/worldmap.asp?xcor=-2050&ycor=311

15-25~

Darashia Rotworms: tibianews.net/worldmap.asp?xcor=-2097&ycor=-1556

Ankrahmun Larvas: tibianews.net/worldmap.asp?xcor=-2355&ycor=-2181

25-50~

Ankrahmun GS Tomb: tibianews.net/worldmap.asp?xcor=-2097&ycor=-1965

There is a dead bush against the mountain, shovel 3sqm to the right of that!

50-80~

Edron Cycloplis: tibianews.net/worldmap.asp?xcor=-2450&ycor=647

Tibia city guide

Tibia city guide is a very basic guide for playinf tibia ,welcome you can have a look at this article ,hope it can give you some help:

Ab'Dendriel - The elven city, located at the north-east on the main island. This city is known to be sort of a 'social city', where players often gather up to do stuff.

Ankrahmun - The Egyptian-themed city, located south on the island Darama. Contains many of the new "Boss Monsters" also known as Pharaos which are a difficult challenge and part of a difficult quest.

Carlin - Called the "Amazon" or "Woman" city since women rule Carlin. It is located in the north-west on the main island. This is also the home to majority of brasilians, polish and pks.

Darashia - The desert city, located to the north of the island of Darama. It is the pearl of Darama. This island is the home to mages, (Sorcerers, druids). They can start out hunting Rotworms in the famous Rotworm caves, and on higher level go on vampire and necromancer hunts.
Edron - A large city where special spells can be learned, located on the first premium account island of the same name.

Kazordoon - Situated in a huge, extinct volcano, the city of Kazordoon is the pride of the dwarven race, a miracle of science and of craftsmanship. Many generations of dwarven artisans and engineers have contributed to the creation of its beautiful halls and passageways, and countless mine workers have spent their lives extracting ore in order to help amassing the fabulous wealth that is hidden deep in the dwarven city. Kazordoon has many hunting places suitable for knights.

Port Hope - The colony of Port Hope is one of the newer acquisitions of the Thaian Kingdom. After Port Hope was founded as a small camp on the new continent, it was soon found out that the jungle of Tiquanda was rich on valuable resources. It is one of the last "Pacc Cities" which means that only players with premium account can visit this location. Tiquanda, which is the name of the island where port hope lies, has many hunting places suitable for the Paladin.

Rookgaard - Rookgaard is the name of a large island and a town on the island where characters start out. Once they reach level eight, they are allowed to travel to the "mainland" and choose a vocation. Characters cannot attack each other on the island, and there are even people who stay and level up beyond eight, called Rookguardians.Rumors say that a special group of players inhabitate the area of the Honeran Rookgard helping level 1 players. They call them self the Rookhelpers. No one knows yet if this mith is true but there is a man who says he knows some of the so called Rookhelpers. Jesters secret is a player who you can rely on if you want to know any good storys. He is another particularity of Honera and sure worth a visit.

Thais - Thais is the largest city in Tibia. Due to its long history and to the fact that King Tibianus III resides there, the Thaians consider their city to be the capital of the realm, even though this has never been officially confirmed by the king.

Venore - It is a bustling merchant city situated deep in the eastern marshlands. Venore lies in the middle of a huge swamp, the smartest free account players knows places somewhere in the swamp where noone ever hunts.