How to Play Xeraxz

Whichever one you enjoy most! Knights soak up damage on the front line, Paladins mix ranged hits with good survivability, Sorcerers blow up whole groups of monsters at once, and Druids keep everyone alive and buffed. There is no wrong pick.

Rebirth is how your character keeps growing once leveling alone isn't enough. When you rebirth, your level resets to 8 but your rebirth count goes up, and every rebirth makes you noticeably stronger: more health, more damage, new spells, new areas to hunt in. You keep all your skills, spells, equipment and houses.

Keep leveling in the Starter Area, then in the Mainland once you're moved there automatically at level 50,000 (that happens well before your first rebirth). Rebirth itself still triggers on its own at the right level, no NPC or command needed.

Yes, always grab it! Your base promotion (Master Sorcerer, Elder Druid, Royal Paladin, or Elite Knight) has nothing to do with rebirth, it's available from the Promotion NPC once you're level 20, for 20,000 gold. Further tiers unlock starting at rebirth 50, through special chests instead of the NPC. Each tier boosts your stats and combat power.

There is no rebirth cap. Each rebirth needs a higher level, and from rebirth 501 on it is done at the Rebirth NPC (or automatically with a Rebirth Medal).

Stay in the Starter Area at first, it's built for new characters and points you in the right direction from the temple. You'll move to the Mainland automatically at level 50,000, well before your first rebirth, and from there the Guide and the level-gated doors point you toward monsters that match your level.

Buy a Loot backpack from the Admin Seller in the temple, then wear it or keep it in your inventory. Click the Autoloot icon in your top-right icon bar (it looks like a small backpack, tooltip says "Autoloot Manager"). Type an item's name in the search box, press + to add it to your list, then press the Autoloot: OFF button at the top so it flips to ON. From then on, anything on your list is pulled straight into your Loot backpack right after every kill; everything else stays on the corpse like normal. Free accounts can track 5 items at once, VIP raises that to 100.

Two things to check: you need to actually be carrying the Loot backpack (it does nothing sitting in your depot), and Autoloot itself has its own on/off switch inside the window, separate from your item list, make sure it says ON.

Open the Bot icon in your top bar. Set your attack spell or rune, a healing rune with a health % threshold, and turn on Auto Attack, it'll fight and heal for you while you hunt. It's a helper, not a replacement for being there: an anti-idle check can pop up at any time, and missing it has escalating consequences, see the Anti-AFK Hunting System guide. The only fully unattended use is training on a Training Monk or Target Dummy, those are exempt from the check. Using a third-party program to auto-answer the check for you is an instant ban, no warnings.

The in-client Store icon is just a shortcut to the same shop as the website's Browse Shop page, buy or spend Points without alt-tabbing. VIP is a separate account-wide subscription (Premium Scroll), see VIP Features for what it actually gives you.

No, that one's just Tibia's classic friends list, it shows who's online, nothing to do with the server's VIP membership. Don't mix the two up.

The server's main currency, dropped by monsters as you hunt. Once you're holding enough of one tier, using it converts it into the next, so you never carry huge stacks around:Spend Mega Donation Coins at the Admin Seller in the temple.

No. Everything sold on the shop can also be earned just by playing, VIP and shop items save you time, they don't give you power you couldn't reach otherwise.

Crack one open for an instant chunk of levels, Mega Exp Eggs give quite a bit more than regular ones. They're great for catching up fast, though they can't push you past what your current rebirth allows.

Your skills and rebirths are a major part of your power, so protecting that progress matters. A Mega Bless Charm, or Mega Bless through !megabless, protects your skill progress on your next death. An Amulet of Loss or Forever AOL protects your carried equipment instead.

Start with First Manarune, then replace it as stronger versions become available through quests and progression:Keep the strongest one you have on your action bar. These are your main mana recovery items during regular hunting.

UH runes restore health. Upgrade them in this order as harder quests and rewards become available:Early versions help you begin; later versions are built for tougher hunts and endgame encounters.

These recovery items cover both resources and form their own progression line:They are especially valuable when a hunt pressures both your health and mana at the same time.

Use this as your main path. You do not need every possible item before moving forward:Rich is one of the strongest standard sets. Beyond it, Xeraxz still has rarer weapons and equipment, but those are reserved for difficult quests and late-game challenges.

This is your first complete progression set. Collect its pieces from the early quest path and use them while you build enough strength for Super equipment.

Super equipment is the next clear step. Its armor and vocation weapons prepare you for stronger hunts and the route toward VIP equipment.

VIP equipment is the bridge between Super and Silver. It is a strong mid-to-late-game set and has matching weapons for the main combat styles.

Silver equipment is earned through demanding progression content and is your main step before Rich. Do not discard it when you advance: a fully improved Silver Set can reach the level of Rich equipment.

Rich is one of the best complete sets in the normal progression. It includes defensive pieces and weapons for every main playstyle, making it a major late-game goal.

Weapon and Equipment Upgrade Cores can permanently improve eligible gear. This lets a good set stay relevant longer, especially Silver equipment. See How to Upgrade for the safe upgrade process.

No. Rich is one of the strongest widely recognized sets, but even better weapons and equipment exist. Those pieces are intentionally tied to difficult quests and major challenges, so discovering and earning them is part of the endgame.

Sail with Captain Jean and clear each route until you recover every Ultra Gem. Carry the complete set to the ancient seal, then choose one armor reward.

Complete every seal and open your personal chest after each fight. Once all seals are complete, enter the final reward area. Quest materials can be taken to the Ferumbras Apprentice to create and refine an Ultra Rich weapon.

Buy one from the Shop with Points or Mega Donation Coins, or earn one, some events and hidden rewards scattered around the world hand out exclusive outfits too.

The regular outfit window from your character panel, same as any Tibia server, pick your look and toggle addons there.

Yes, a few can only be earned, not bought, tied to things like Pit of 100 Floors milestones or hidden rewards found out in the world. Worth keeping an eye out for.

A permanent log of the hunting monsters you've killed on that character. Open it from the Bestiary icon in your top bar. Fill in entries to unlock Charms, small combat bonuses you can equip against a specific monster.

A separate kill counter just for named bosses, split into three categories: Bane, Archfoe and Nemesis. Keep killing a listed boss and you rank up through Prowess, Expertise and Mastery against it, each rank giving a small permanent loot bonus. Nemesis bosses are the server raids: their ranks need 5, 15 and 30 kills and raise your chances in the raid reward chest. Open the Bestiary window first, then click the Bosstiary button inside it.

Once you reach rebirth 200, stand at an available house door and use !buyhouse. Houses are bought with Mega Donation Coins and charge monthly rent, and if you ever lose one, everything inside moves safely to Your Inbox.

Only the guild leader can set it up, but once they do, everyone benefits: the leader turns a house THEY own into the guild hall with !guild sethall, and every guild member gets to use its doors.

Guild leaders can challenge another guild with an equal MDC stake, a kill goal and a time limit. The stake comes from each leader's MDC bank when the challenge is made or accepted. Reach the kill goal first to win the full pot; if time expires in a draw, both stakes return to their owners. Leaders can manage wars with !war in-game or from Manage Guild on the website.

If you want them to! Turn on !cast on to start broadcasting your game (a password is optional), and check !views to see who's watching. Full details in the Cast System guide.

A tough boss spawns for the whole server at once (raid bosses have no ordinary loot, so there's nothing to worry about missing there). Fight it and, once it dies, open the raid chest: every fighter gets their own reward roll, so a bigger raid never means less for you. Mega Donation Coins are guaranteed, and the more damage you dealt to the boss (or took from it), the better your chances at every other item and the bigger the amounts. Even a very small part earns the minimum reward (minimum coins and common items only). Each raid also has a 50% chance of one Bag You Desire for one of its top fighters. The chest stays for 30 minutes. Dying does not cost your reward, and fighting the boss's servants counts as fighting the boss; anything that does not fit in your backpack goes to Your Inbox at the depot. Weekend raids: The Infernal Revenant on Friday, Forgotten King on Saturday and Mega Gaz'haragoth on Sunday, at 3:00 PM UTC-5 (Europe raid) and 8:00 PM UTC-5 (Americas raid). Check the Events page for the full schedule.

Try the Solo Boss Room, a ladder of one-on-one fights that opens at rebirth 5 and keeps unlocking tougher bosses (and better real boss loot, not just ordinary hunting drops) as your rebirth climbs, all the way past rebirth 1000.

Talk to the Task Manager and choose a hunt from your rebirth range (you can cancel it for free). You get three per day (four with VIP), and completing one rewards free rebirths (up to 5 early on, fewer as you climb) plus:An easy daily habit that pays off.

The Forge adds permanent random attributes to Silver, Admin, VIP, Rich and Ultra Rich equipment, and to the Ultra Forever AoL. A forge never fails, and the attributes stay on the item when you trade it, store it or log out.

Use the forge station next to the Forge Master. A window opens: choose what you want to do, pick the item you carry and confirm. Nothing is taken until you confirm. Talk to the Forge Master if you want every attribute explained.

Each slot uses its own material, plus a small MDC cost that grows with the item's Tier (taken from your MDC bank first):A Special Forge works on any slot and can fill one more attribute than a normal forge.

From the Forge Dungeon (every survivor gets some) and from the Forge tab of the Shop.

Yes. Forging again fills only the empty places and keeps what you have. At the station you can also remove a single attribute you dislike, or use a Cleanse to remove them all and start over. Tier and enchantments are never touched.

Tier comes from Upgrade Cores. The higher the Tier, the stronger the forge attributes on that item. With Tier Transfer you can move it to another item of the same type, losing one Tier on the way.

Teams of 2 to 4 players, all rebirth 250 or higher. Each member needs a Dungeon Energy Elixir (sold by the Admin Seller).

Go to the dungeon lobby, stand with your team on the tiles next to a lever and pull it. Choose the dungeon type and the difficulty: Baby, Normal, Hard or Danger. Each lever leads to its own dungeon; if it is busy, use another one. The Dungeon Master explains everything if you say hi.

Every run has one mechanic: color golems, rotating color rooms, beam crystals, a roaming boss, a kill order, safe rooms, a defense, an energy receiver, a ghost couple or a prison. A window explains it before it starts, and your screen tells you what to do at every moment. The harder the difficulty, the stronger the monsters and the less time you get.

Each player has 3 lives. After a death you come back a few seconds later; lose the last life and you are out of the run. There is a time limit, so keep moving.

Survive to the end and open the chest. The Rebirth Dungeon gives rebirths (more on harder difficulties, fewer at higher rebirth) and can be won 3 times per hour. The Forge Dungeon gives Forge materials, sometimes a Special Forge, a Cleanse or a Roulette Coin.

A group challenge for up to 5 players, rebirth 200+ to enter. Clear a floor's monsters to move to the next, they get tougher as you climb, all the way to Floor 100.

Gather your group at the Pit and use the lever together. Only one group can be inside at a time, so it has to be empty first.

A reward every 10 floors, and they get better the deeper you go, currency, boosts, mounts, gear, even full outfits at the big milestones. What's actually behind each one stays a surprise until you get there.

You're out of that run, and there's a cooldown before you can try again.

A fishing rod and a stack of bait, that's it. The regular Fishing Rod works fine; the Abyssal Fishing Rod hooks something more often and has a small chance to land two catches at once. Every cast uses up one Yummy Gummy Worm, no worm means no cast.

No, it has to be water inside a dedicated Fishing Area, regular water elsewhere won't produce a bite. Fishing Areas are marked, hand-placed zones, not just any lake or river tile.

Eight different "Mad" creatures, each with its own odds, from common to very rare:The rarer ones near the end of that list are worth watching for.

Use the bottled item to release it again, then kill it. That's where the real payoff is: a released catch gives a big chunk of experience, split between whoever helps kill it.

No. Fishing catches are one-off creatures, not pets, they don't follow you or level up. Pets are a completely separate system, caught with a Jar of the Catch out in the world, see the Pets guide.

No level requirement at all. Your Fishing skill trains as you cast and slowly shifts the odds toward the rarer catches near the end of the list, it never affects whether you hook something in the first place, that's down to your rod.

No. Both runes share the same lock on a given target, so you can't stack or alternate them to keep someone frozen indefinitely.

No. An Exp Apple gives +50% experience and an Exp Injection gives +25%, each for one hour of online time, but only one type can be active at a time. Using another copy of the same active item extends its remaining duration.

Each vocation's strongest instant-cast spell: Mega Vis (Sorcerer), Mega Frigo (Druid), Mega Holy (Paladin), Mega Gran (Knight). It hits a small area and scales with your own character, so it keeps mattering as you grow.

Your skills are the real base of your damage on this server, not just your rebirth or gear: weapon skill (sword/axe/club/distance) for Knights and Paladins, and magic level for Sorcerers and Druids. Low skill or magic level means low damage no matter how strong your weapon or spells are, so train them. Dying also costs you progress: you lose 5% of your accumulated skill/magic level training if you have all 5 blessings, or 10% if you don't. Experience is never lost on death.

A one-shot burst rune for each vocation: Extreme Snake Rune (Sorcerer), Extreme Ice Rune (Druid), Extreme Holy Rune (Paladin), Extreme Rock Rune (Knight). Same rebirth 50 requirement as the Mega Spell.

Not a fixed number per pet type. A pet's level can never go above your own rebirth count, so a freshly caught pet (level 0) can be summoned by anyone right away, but feeding it past your current rebirth gets rejected until you rebirth further yourself.

Use Pet Food on its Pet Holder: regular Pet Food is +1 level, Mega Pet Food is +10, Ultra Pet Food is +25. Regular Pet Food drops from every boss; Mega Pet Food is a rare drop from regular hunting monsters; Ultra Pet Food doesn't drop from monsters at all, it only comes from Ferumbras Seals and Forgotten Knowledge reward chests.

No, don't worry. Its Pet Holder and level are completely safe, just wait a minute before summoning it again.

The system detected behavior similar to unattended botting and asked you to prove you're actually there. Training on a Training Monk or Target Dummy is exempt, that's expected to be unattended.

Type !verify followed by the code shown, exactly as given. The code also floats over your character as a reminder while the check is open. You get a few minutes and a couple of tries before it counts as failed.

Nothing bad at all, a quick confirmation and you keep hunting. Passing the check never counts against you, no matter how many times it happens.

Missing it has escalating consequences the more it happens on your account, starting with a warning and getting more serious from there, up to a staff review of your account.

Talk to Eldric, tell him a Basic or Advanced enchant, then which effect you want. He shows you exactly what materials it needs and what the enchant does; confirm and he hands you the matching Enchant Scroll. Use that scroll on the piece of gear you want to enchant.

Basic only needs the materials themselves, dropped by monsters. Advanced needs those same kinds of materials plus an Enchant Tome for that specific effect, a one-time recipe you learn permanently by using it once. After that, Eldric will always offer you that Advanced enchant.

Sixteen different effects across weapons, shields, helmets, armor, legs, boots and rings, extra Critical Chance, Protection, Magic Level, Speed, and more, each tied to the equipment slot it makes sense on:

Each Enchant Tome drops from one specific monster in the Crafting Area:

5 hours of actual worn time, the timer only ticks down while the piece is equipped and you're online, so it doesn't burn away sitting in your depot. The one exception is Magic Shield, which is permanent once enchanted, and can be toggled on or off freely without losing it.

A Weapon Upgrade Core raises your total weapon damage; an Equipment Upgrade Core raises Protection All on a helmet, armor, legs, boots or shield. Use one on the matching gear, wrong core on the wrong slot just gets rejected.

It gets harder the higher you go, easy at the first few tiers, quite rare by the time you're pushing for Tier 10.

Your weapon or equipment is completely safe either way, it never downgrades and can't be destroyed. Only the Core itself is lost on a failed attempt, so a bad run costs you Cores, never your gear.

Mainly boss drops, but they also show up in the Daily Chest, quest reward chests, the Casino, and the Shop if you'd rather buy them outright.

Type !commands or /commands in game any time, it always shows the exact list available to you.

!fly instantly teleports you to places like Depot, Temple, Shop or your House while VIP is active. No, you can't use it to run from PvP, an event, or a restricted area.

Report it privately through Staff Members (under Support) or our Discord, never show it off publicly. Reporting bugs quickly helps keep the server fair for everyone.