Dawnport is the new beginner's island, first mentioned on August 21, 2014 and implemented in Update 10.55. It is located westsouthwest of Ghostlands, here.
Dawnport aims to introduce the player to the game by allowing them to test each vocation to get a feel before they make their final decision. In addition, there are many areas to explore, a few quests and tasks to complete and a wide variety of creatures to hunt.
Dawnport replaces Rookgaard as the beginner's island, but Rookgaard still remains accessible to accounts with at least one character on Mainland already. To get there, simply say Rookgaard to Inigo and reply yes twice.
Unlike Rookgaard, there is no premium area in Dawnport. All players can access all areas. Players must leave Dawnport when they hit level 20, but they can leave as early as level 8. When you die on Dawnport, you will keep all your items, unless you are level 8 or higher, in which case the usual death penalty applies.
Vocations
Dawnport was created for new players to test the vocations. This means changing vocations is possible. They can do this by leaving the town in one of four directions:
- Exit northward to test Knight
- Exit eastward to test Paladin
- Exit southward to test Druid
- Exit westward to test Sorcerer
Depending on which way you go, you will automatically receive a vocation, to test if it suits you. Each vocation receives a set to start them off. If they change vocations, they will lose the original equipment pieces (weapon and shield) and gain new ones. The items gained are:
- Knights will receive a Dagger and a Wooden Shield, as well as 1 Meat, 2 Mana Potions and 10 Small Health Potions.
- Paladins will receive a Bow and 100 Simple Arrows, as well as 1 Meat, 5 Mana Potions, 7 Small Health Potions, 1 Light Stone Shower Rune and 1 Lightest Magic Missile Rune.
- Sorcerers will receive a Spellbook of the Novice and The Scorcher, as well as 1 Meat, 2 Light Stone Shower Runes, 2 Lightest Missile Runes, 10 Mana Potions, 2 Small Health Potions
- Druids will receive a Spellbook of the Novice and The Chiller, as well as 1 Meat, 2 Light Stone Shower Runes, 2 Lightest Missile Runes, 10 Mana Potions, 2 Small Health Potions.
Note that players can become each vocation and obtain a total of 100 Simple Arrows, 4 Meat, 5 Light Stone Shower Runes, 5 Lightest Missile Runes, 27 Mana Potions, 21 Small Health Potions to use, as these are not reclaimed when changing vocations, but you cannot claim more than one lot of supplies. An exception to this is the 100 Simple Arrows: you can obtain another stack every 10? minutes by changing to any other vocation and changing back to Paladin.
All vocations will receive spells as well. These basic spells will be carried on to mainland. More spells can be tried out for free from level 8 onward from the NPCs in the Adventurers' Outpost. For more information see the spells section below.
Spells
The following spells are learned by all players, when they become a vocation. These spells will be swapped upon leaving the Adventurers' Outpost through the respective vocation gate. Since November 19, 2014, they are also available for free from respective spell trainers in major mainland cities, thanks to a successful proposal by Trimegis. This was done to address the issue of characters leaving Dawnport with spells irrelevant to their vocation, as well as to allow older characters fair access to those spells.
- Knights learn Bruise Bane.
- Paladins learn Magic Patch, Arrow Call.
- Sorcerers learn Magic Patch, Buzz, Scorch, Lightest Missile Rune and Light Stone Shower Rune.
- Druids learn Mud Attack, Chill Out, Magic Patch, Lightest Missile Rune and Light Stone Shower Rune.
In addition, all players can learn spells for free on Dawnport, if they meet the required level, from 8 to 18. Druids and Sorcerers can try out spells offered by Garamond, while Paladins and Knights can try out spells offered by Ser Tybald, both on the third floor of the outpost. Note that spells obtained from Garamond and Ser Tybald will be removed from your spellbook upon leaving Dawnport. The following is a list of spells they can teach.
Knights
Level 8
Level 10
Level 13
Paladins
Level 8
Level 10
Level 13
Level 17
Druids
Level 8
- Find Person
- Light Healing
- Light
- Apprentice's Strike (does not claim to teach it at level 8)
Level 10
Level 13
Level 14
Level 15
Level 16
Level 17
Level 18
Sorcerers
Level 8
Level 10
Level 13
Level 14
Level 15
Level 16
Level 17
Level 18
Hunting Places
Dawnport has a lot of caves with a large variety of creatures, many of them unique to Dawnport. The small civilization is located in the heart of Dawnport Mountain, which has a hunting ground immediately outside.
There is a Crypt to the east, a Minotaur Mine to the west, a Goblin Cave south-east, and an Orc Cave directly below Dawnport.
Many of these hunting places require a Shovel. You do not start with one, so it is highly recommended you purchase one before looking for hunting places, or better yet, loot one from a Troll-Trained Salamander.
NPCs
Dawnport NPCs (13)
| Name | Job | Buy/Sell | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Dreadnought | 
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Ship Captain | ✗ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Coltrayne | 
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Artisan Weapon Shopkeeper Armor Shopkeeper |
✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Garamond | 
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Mage Sorcerer Guild Leader Druid Guild Leader |
✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Hamish | 
|
Magic Shopkeeper | ✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Inigo | 
|
Adventurer Tanner |
✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Menesto | 
|
Guard | ✗ | Beneath Dawnport (floor -6). |
| Mr Morris | 
|
Adventurer Scientist |
✗ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Oressa | 
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Cleric | ✗ | Dawnport Temple. |
| Plunderpurse | 
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Banker | ✗ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Richard | 
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Equipment Shopkeeper Food Shopkeeper |
✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Ser Tybald | 
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Knight Guild Leader Paladin Guild Leader |
✓ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost. |
| Wentworth | 
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Banker | ✗ | Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost past the vocation rooms |
| Woblin | 
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Adventurer | ✗ | Dawnport in a cave west of the Adventurer's Outpost. |
Creatures
Normal
Rare
Stronger, rare-spawning creatures were removed from Dawnport. They would usually accompany other creatures of their kind, e.g. Ghoul in the Crypt and Minotaur Guard in the Crystal Dungeon. These creatures had loot that is not found anywhere else.
- Cyclops in the Crypt, last floor (drops Battle Shield, Halberd, Dark Helmet).
- Ghoul in the Crypt (drops Scale Armor).
- Minotaur Guard on the second floor of the Crystal Dungeon, south-east area (drops Brass Armor, Double Axe, Minotaur Trophy).
- Orc Berserker on the final floor of the Orc Cave, south-east area (drops Battle Axe and Halberd).
Unreachable
These creatures cannot be reached and can therefore do you no harm.
| Name | Exp | HP | Max. Damage | Loot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bonelord | 170 | 260 | 235 (5  , 45  , 45  , 45  , 50  , 45  ) + 35  + 180  |
|
 Braindeath | 985 | 1,225 | 155 mana drain and 690 (with 2 summons: 1390) |
|
 Dragon | 700 | 1,000 | 430 (120 , 310 ) |
|
 Dragon Hatchling | 185 | 380 | 200 (55 , 145 ) |
|
 Dragon Lord | 2,100 | 1,900 | 670 (230 , 440 ) |
|
 Giant Spider | 900 | 1,300 | 378 (300 , 78 ) + 44 |
|
 Hydra | 2,100 | 2,350 | 995 (270 , 405  , 320 ) |
|
 Serpent Spawn | 3,050 | 3,000 | 1550 (250 , 800 , 500 ) |
|
Quests
| Name | Min Level | Rec Level | Prem | Location | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dawnport Quest | 2 - 20 | 2 | ✗ | Dawnport | 350 Gold Coins. |
| Sanctuary of the Lizard God Quest | 2 - 20 | 4 | ✗ | Dawnport wilderness | Legion Helmet |
Items
As the new beginner island, it is impossible to bring items here from the Mainland. As such, players may be interested in the items that can be obtained on this island. The items obtained through bugs are listed in the History section.
Helmets
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Leather Helmet |  | It's probably the first helmet someone finds or purchases. It is part of the Leather Set. |
| Chain Helmet |  | Although the Studded Helmet is more expensive and it has the same defense value as the Chain Helmet, many prefer the Studded Helmet because it is lighter. Part of the Chain Set. |
| Studded Helmet |  | Has the same armor as a Chain Helmet but it's lighter. Part of the Studded Set. |
| Brass Helmet |  | Useful helmet for players in Rookgaard, also part of the Brass Set. Obtainable from the Bear Room Quest in Rookgaard. |
| Viking Helmet |  | The Viking Helmet provides as much armor as the Legion Helmet but weighs more, it's a good item for bringing to mainland and selling it there. It is part of the Viking Set. It is common to find this helmet in the Skeleton tomb, which can be accessed by digging a hole in the middle grave, located here. This item can be obtained in the Katana Quest in Rookgaard. |
| Legion Helmet |  | This is the best helmet in Rookgaard, it has the same defense value as a Viking Helmet but is lighter. After Christmas Update 2009 the value of Legion Helmet rose steeply because they are not dropped by Rotworms anymore but still needed for an outfit quest.
One is required for an addon of the Citizen Outfits Quest, both the mainland and Rookgaard quests. If you want to make the addon, it is recommended to get this helmet while still in Rookgaard. |
Armors
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Coat |  | None. Obtainable in The Beginning Quest. |
| Jacket |  | None. Can be obtained by skipping The Beginning Quest. |
| Doublet |  | Good for early levels on Rookgaard, try to obtain this armor as soon as possible. If you can, go for it after you enter Rookgaard. Obtainable in the Doublet Quest. |
| Leather Armor |  | Good for early levels on Rookgaard. Part of the Leather Set. |
| Studded Armor |  | A good armor for medium levels in Rookgaard. Part of the Studded Set. |
| Chain Armor |  | The best armor in Rookgaard, although some people still prefer to use the Studded Armor because it is lighter. In Main it's good to stuff in Lootbags. Part of the Chain Set. This can also be gotten by unrusting a Heavily Rusted Armor and Rusted Armor. Obtainable in the Bear Room Quest, in Rookgaard. |
Legs
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Leather Legs |  | One of the first items you'll own. Looks the same as Smelly Leather Legs. |
| Studded Legs |  | As the strongest defensive legs in Rookgaard, they can be valued highly. Part of the Studded Set. They can be gotten by unrusting Heavily Rusted Legs and Rusted Legs. Can be obtained on Rookgaard in the Studded Legs Quest. |
Boots
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Leather Boots |  | The most common boots. They can usually be found in great numbers on the floor of certain caves or inside weak monsters such as Trolls. In Rookgaard, they have some value to lower levels. |
Shields and Spellbooks
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Spellbook of the Novice |  | The weakest spellbook of all. You receive it on the Dawnport to practice Druid and Sorcerer vocations. It's advised to switch it with a Wooden Shield from Knight's gate as their def makes a lot of difference. You cannot take it with yourself to the Mainland, however some people still own multiple copies there from exploiting the bugs in the beginning of Dawnport existance. |
| Wooden Shield |  | The first shield you may find in tibia, as well as being the weakest shield. Common lootbag item for lower levels. |
| Studded Shield |  | A good shield for early levels in Rookgaard. Also a Quest reward. Part of Studded Set. |
| Brass Shield |  | Third best shield in Rookgaard. Part of the Brass Set. |
| Plate Shield |  | It's the second best shield in Rookgaard. It can be obtained by killing fierce Minotaurs. It is a common lootbag item, with a slightly worse gp/oz ratio than a Chain Armor. Can be obtained by Unrusting a Slightly Rusted Shield. |
Weapons
Axes
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Hand Axe |  | A useful weapon for knights to train with; it is the second weakest axe weapon. |
| Axe |  | Not very useful, however cheap to buy in Rookgaard for lower levels. |
| Hatchet |  | The best axe weapon found on the island of Rookgard. Despite it being heavy, it is still a great source of money for those desperate low levels in need of cash. Hatchets can normally be found all over the ground in hunting areas, making it easy to gather them without much effort. |
Swords
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Dagger |  | One of the weakest swords in the game, primarily used for training, either with another player or by slow-killing weak monsters with it. |
| Rapier |  | The rapier is slightly stronger than a knife or dagger, but arguably less common because only Frost Trolls drop it. It looks the same as a Light Rapier. You can also get it in Rookgaard through the Rapier Quest. |
| Short Sword |  | Sometimes used by lower levels in Rookgaard. Obtainable in Amber's Lost Notebook Quest. |
| Machete |  | Machetes can be used to cut down Wild Growths, Jungle Grass, and Venorean Spice. This item can be used to cut 100 Jungle Grass in order to gain Nothing Can Stop Me achievement. Secret Agent Tools can be used as a machete. |
| Sabre |  | A mediocre weapon for beginners. Probably one of the first stronger weapons a new player will obtain on Rookgaard. Used to look the same as the Ron the Ripper's Sabre until 8.6, Ron the Ripper's Sabre sprite changed. |
| Sword |  | It can be used in Rookgaard, although people prefer Katanas than Swords. It is the third best sword in Rookgaard. Used in the Desert Dungeon Quest. |
| Longsword |  | Good weapon for lower levels, as well a good loot item when sold to the right shopkeeper. |
Clubs
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Studded Club |  | A slightly stronger version of the Club. Useful to players on Rookgaard who want to specialize in Clubs but have not yet gotten a Mace. Part of the Studded Set. |
| Bone Club |  | Not very useful. Considered a rare to some on Rookgaard. Part of Bone Set. |
| Mace |  | The Mace is one of the most commonly used Rookgaard weapons, and is often an abundant item in large loot bags on the Mainland. It is often dropped by Skeletons and it's easy to sell in Rookgaard, since it's the best club weapon there. |
| Swampling Club |  | A rather useless club, marginally better than a Mace, it mostly just exists to be looted and sold to NPCs for money. |
Wands
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| The Scorcher |  | The weakest of all wands. You receive it to practice the Sorcerer vocation on Dawnport. You cannot take it with yourself to the Mainland, however some people still own multiple copies there from exploiting the bugs in the beginning of Dawnport existence. |
| Wand of Vortex |  | The sorcerer's equivalent of the druid's Snakebite Rod and the lowest-levelled wand available on the mainland. Provides 2 sqm of blue light. A rather effective weapon, as low level monsters are usually not resistant to energy damage. Wands of Vortex replaced  Blue Spell Wands in the Winter Update 2005. Looks the same as Xodet's First Wand and the Sorc and Druid Staff.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest (male) and Summoner Outfits Quest (female). |
| Wand of Dragonbreath |  | An upgrade from the Wand of Vortex and the second weakest wand available on the mainland. It is the sorcerer's equivalent of the druid's Moonlight Rod. Provides 2 sqm of red light. Wands of Dragonbreath replaced  Red Spell Wands in the Winter Update 2005.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest (male) and Summoner Outfits Quest (female). |
| Wand of Decay |  | An upgrade from the Wand of Dragonbreath and the sorcerer's equivalent of the druid's Necrotic Rod. However, many sorcerers prefer to wait until they can use the Wand of Draconia, since at a lower level fire is a more useful element than death. Provides 2 sqm of green light. Wands of Decay replaced  Wands of Plague in the Winter Update 2007.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest (male) and Summoner Outfits Quest (female). |
Rods
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| The Chiller |  | The weakest of all rods. You receive it to practice the Druid vocation on Dawnport. You cannot take it with yourself to the Mainland, however some people still own multiple copies there from exploiting the bugs in the beginning of Dawnport existence. |
| Snakebite Rod |  | The druid's equivalent of the sorcerer's Wand of Vortex and the lowest-levelled rod available on the mainland. A rather ineffective weapon, as a lot of monsters, even the weakest, are resistant or outright immune to earth damage. Snakebite Rods replaced  Golden Wands in the Winter Update 2005.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest(male) and Summoner Outfits Quest(female). |
| Moonlight Rod |  | An upgrade from the Snakebite Rod and the second weakest rod available on the mainland. It is the druid's equivalent of the sorcerer's Wand of Dragonbreath. Moonlight Rods replaced  Conjurer Wands in the Winter Update 2005. They used to deal energy damage, but the magic reform in the Winter Update 2007 changed their type of damage dealt to ice.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest (male) and Summoner Outfits Quest (female). |
| Necrotic Rod |  | An upgrade from the Moonlight Rod and the druid's equivalent of the sorcerer's Wand of Decay. However, many druids prefer to wait until they can use the Northwind Rod, since ice is generally a more useful element than death. Necrotic Rods replaced  Volcanic Rods in the Winter Update 2007.
Needed for Mage Outfits Quest (male) and Summoner Outfits Quest (female). |
Distance
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Bow |  | Has a range of 6 square tiles and is used to fire a variety of Ammunition. Bows are often used as a lootbag item because they are very valuable. Can be obtained through the Dead Archer Quest. |
| Crossbow |  | Has a range of 5 square tiles around the user and is one of the primary weapons for Paladins along with the Bow, and is used to fire a variety of ammunition. |
| Spear |  | You need a spear to create an Enchanted Spear. Spears will break about 3.075% of the time. Break percentage was tested on training dummies for multiple hours, so it should be accurate. Once the paladin meets level requirements, spears should be discarded in favour of employing far superior Hunting Spears. |
| Small Stone |  | The weak attack rating makes them useless as a primary weapon, however, this same characteristic makes them ideal to train with, and these are frequently used by paladins to train their distance skill. Experiments show that, on average, 3 out of a 100 small stones will break when used. These have the identical range of throwing stars. The easiest way of getting small stones is by hunting apes. Sibangs drop them quite frequently. Earth Elemental also drop nice amounts, but are considerably stronger to defeat. Note that if small stones are cheaper than 36 gp/piece it might not be worth looting them if you are low on cap. |
Ammunition
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Arrow |  | Players will receive 100 of these arrows when going through the Paladin gate on Dawnport the first time. You can create 3 with Arrow Call. |
| Arrow |  | Arrows are projectiles, fired out of a Bow, they are used mainly by Paladins. Paladins can make 10 of them by casting the Conjure Arrow spell (1 soul point spent).
Can be obtained in Rookgaard through the Minotaur Hell Quest and Bear Room Quest. |
| Poison Arrow |  | Causes physical damage. When a target is injured by the arrow it will be poisoned for 33 turns (4 seconds per turn). Poison damage starts at 3 HP for 4 turns, followed by 9 turns with 2 HP and 20 turns with 1 HP each, which adds up to 50 HP over a period of 2 minutes and 12 seconds.
An article from Tibianews, published on October 21, 2007, suggested that the attack rate for Poison Arrow is 22. Previously it has been believed that the attack rate is 20. Can be obtained in Rookgaard through the Minotaur Hell Quest. Also obtainable in Dragon Tower Quest, Poison Daggers Quest and Dead Archer Quest. |
| Bolt |  | Bolts are projectiles, fired with any type of Crossbow, usually by Paladins. Until the Summer Update 2007 - which introduced the new spears - they were the most popular ammunition of Paladins. |
Amulets and Necklaces
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze Amulet |  | Reduces mana drain by up to 20%. It has 200 charges. Considered rare and valuable in Rookgaard. Very useful when fighting monsters that drain mana, as it is almost surely to make up for its cost. Some monsters that can deal a lot of mana drain damage are: all kinds of Bonelords, Demons, Dwarf Geomancers, Hands of Cursed Fate, Spectres, Dipthrah, Priestesses, Warlocks. One can be obtained in the Power Ring Quest. |
| Silver Amulet |  | Reduces earth damage by exactly 10%, rounded up to the nearest whole number. The earth damage animation is replaced by a spark animation if the damage is reduced to 0.
Item obtained in Edron Goblin Quest, Thais Silver Amulet Quest. |
Rings
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Dwarven Ring |  | The Dwarven Ring prevents drunkenness and has energy for 60 minutes. It is helpful in slaying monsters that make you drunk, such as Assassins, Cyclops Smiths, Cults, Djinns, Dworc Voodoomasters and Wyverns.
Note that the character does not become sober, but the effects of drunkenness are inactive while the ring is worn: your character remains drunk. Thus, taking the ring off after you have killed all drunkenness-causing creatures will still render your character incapacitated. In addition to the loot from various creatures, they can also be found inside Usable crates that are around Thais, Yalahar and Edron. Can be acquired by completing the Geomancer Quest, Waterfall Quest, Skull of Ratha Quest and Triangle Tower Quest. |
Quest Items
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Strange Amulet |  | There's a mysterious message on it. Looks the same as an Ancient Amulet. Obtained and used in the Dawnport Quest. |
| Torn Log Book |  | The log book contains information about an expedition of Dawnport. It looks the same as a Damaged Logbook, a Torn Book, a Torn Book (Diary) and Torn Book (Readable). Part of the Dawnport Quest. |
| Old Nasty |  | While in the water Old Nasty lives in a small subterranean pond in Dawnport. It looks the same as a Fish. Old Nasty can be caught by fishing in the Dawnport Quest. |
| Silver Key |  | For a list of silver keys, see Keys by Type/Silver Key. Looks the same as a Silver Key (Outpost) and Theodore Loveless' Key. |
Documents
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Book (Green) |  | Found in Djinn Tower Library's. You can find also one by Lily in Rookgaard with some blueberries on it. |
| Book (Red) |  | It can be found in Nargor Library and in Meriana. |
| Book (Blue) |  | Found in the Djinn Tower Libraries, as well as various Ankrahmun libraries. It looks the same as Your Student Book. |
| Book (Orange) |  | None. |
| Book (Brown Thin) |  | It can be found in places like the bank in Thais. It looks the same as File AH-X17L89. |
| Book (Fat Green) |  | It can be found in numerous libraries. |
| Scroll |  | Often used to leave messages for players. |
| Letter |  | Price is 5 gp if you have completed the Postman Quest, 8 gp otherwise.
Looks the same as an Invitation. |
Tools
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Rope |  | The rope is the most commonly used tool in Tibia. Ropes are used to pull oneself up from a hole. Ropes work by using them on tiles called "rope spots" which typically have a dark center. Not all holes have a rope spot, and not all rope spots are under a hole. It is possible to rope items and other players, but it is no longer possible to rope a creature. It is also possible to use a rope in the same way on a Ladder, although in this case, it's only possible to rope an item or another player, you can't rope yourself. Alternatives to the standard rope are the Elvenhair Rope, the Secret Agent Tools and the Magic Rope spell. Note that each of these items may have their own unique properties. The spell, for example, cannot be used to rope other players or items.
According to the book Adventurer's Guide to the Dungeons from the Jakundaf Desert Library, a rope consists of many rat-tails tied together and it should never be missing in an adventurer's inventory. New players start at Dawnport with one in their backpack. One can be obtained from a Chest in Edron's basement, here. |
| Shovel |  | Shovels are very useful for opening holes in Loose Stone Piles or digging through sand in the desert. A necessity for most trips, but only one member of a team needs to bring one. Can usually be found littering the ground in the Kazordoon Dwarf Mines. It does the same duty as its lighter counter part, the Light Shovel. This item is no longer available from Dixi or Obi, since they became specialised dealers in weapons and armors.
Sneaky Stabber of Eliteness, Squeezing Gear of Girlpower and Whacking Driller of Fate can be used as a shovel. One shovel can be seen in Al's Shop in Rookgaard. Can be gotten through The Beginning Quest. |
| Pick |  | Picks are used to open holes in unusual places, such as random squares of mud. It can also sometimes destroy stones or use it to open fishing holes in ice. For a list of known places where you can open a hole with a pick, take a look here: List of Pickeable Holes.
All of the three Secret Agent Tools can be used as a pick. |
| Fishing Rod |  | Fishing rods are used to fish. The more you use a rod, the higher your fishing skill becomes. Only some squares of water contains fish at any given time, and once a fish is caught from a square, it will take around 30 minutes for it to respawn. Fishing is the only skill that is not related to combat. As of the Summer Update 2005, you will also need worms in order to catch fish. It is also a quite good lootbag item. |
| Worm |  | Worms are needed to Fish. They were previously sold in sixpacks for 5 gp each. Looks the same as an Enraged Bookworm, which becomes a Worm itself when it dies. The worm image changes depending on the stack size:
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| Torch |  | This torch can be Lit in order to provide light for up to 20 minutes. As the torch is used, the light gets weaker and the torch shorter. This first stage of the torch lasts for 10 minutes while lit, when it becomes a Torch (Medium).
It was once a very useful item before the client had the option to set the ambient light off. People always carried one of these in their belt to save mana in hunts from casting light spells. Since the ambient light feature was implemented, torches were left behind, and nowadays they are almost completely useless. Obtainable in The Beginning Quest. |
| Magic Light Wand |  | It is one of the only remaining Older Wands. Not used as much anymore since the Ambient Light update. This item is considered rare on Rookgaard, because the only monster there that drops this item is the rare boss Apprentice Sheng.
When it is lit, it will turn into a Magic Light Wand (Lit), provide 8 squares of white light, and look like this: |
Food
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Beetroot |  | 2 of them are needed for the Hot Cuisine Quest |
| Blueberry |  | They can be picked in the wild on Blueberry Bushes, before you can pick them you need to "Use" the bush. There should be only 3 berries left to pick. Still, sometimes other players "use" the Blueberry Bush and don't take them with themselves. Thus, there can be up to six blueberries in a bush. One hour is needed since the last player that used the bush for it to grow back the blueberries. It looks the same as a Headache Pill. After using Blueberry Bushes 500 times, you will earn the achievement Bluebarian. |
| Bread |  | Bread can be made from dough (oddly, a loaf of bread weighs 5 oz., but a lump of dough only weighs 1 oz.) Also, if you're a Druid, you can make bread by casting the spell exevo pan. Looks the same as Garlic Bread and the Stale Bread of Ancientness. How to make bread
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| Carrot |  | It looks the same as The Carrot of Doom and a Pointed Rabbitslayer. Can be found at several daily spawns. 27 of them are needed in the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Cheese |  | Quick way to earn some cash on Rookgaard, collect cheese and sell them for 2 gp each. After Summer Update 2008 it´s finally stackable. 3 of these are required for the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Cherry |  | Semi-rare item in Rookgaard. Can be found at daily spawns in a house south of Thais Trolls. Needed in The Paradox Tower Quest. |
| Coloured Egg (Blue) |  | Variants of Coloured Eggs are obtained during Easter. They are semi-rarely dropped by Chickens, Rabbits and Silver Rabbits during the days surrounding the holiday. Players on Rookgaard may buy these for more because they cannot be bought from NPCs there. Can be obtained from Surprise Nests. |
| Coloured Egg (Green) |  | Variants of Coloured Eggs are obtained during Easter. They are semi-rarely dropped by Chickens, Rabbits and Silver Rabbits during the days surrounding the holiday. Players on Rookgaard may buy these for more because they cannot be bought from NPCs there. Looks the same as a Green Power Core. Can be obtained from Surprise Nests. |
| Coloured Egg (Purple) |  | Variants of Coloured Eggs are obtained during Easter. They are semi-rarely dropped by Chickens, Rabbits and Silver Rabbits during the days surrounding the holiday. Players on Rookgaard may buy these for more because they cannot be bought from NPCs there. Can be obtained from Surprise Nests. |
| Coloured Egg (Red) |  | Variants of Coloured Eggs are obtained during Easter. They are semi-rarely dropped by Chickens, Rabbits and Silver Rabbits during the days surrounding the holiday. Players on Rookgaard may buy these for more because they cannot be bought from NPCs there. Looks the same as a Red Power Core and a Blob Bomb. Can be obtained from Surprise Nests. |
| Coloured Egg (Yellow) |  | Variants of Coloured Eggs are obtained during Easter. They are semi-rarely dropped by Chickens, Rabbits and Silver Rabbits during the days surrounding the holiday. Players on Rookgaard may buy these for more because they cannot be bought from NPCs there. Can be obtained from Surprise Nests. |
| Corncob |  | Just good to eat.
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| Cookie |  | Looks the same as an Exploding Cookie.How to Bake CookiesRequirements: Method:
4 can be found at a daily spawn in Wyda's house and 27 are obtained in the Emperors Cookies Quest. |
| Egg |  | Out of all food available on Rookgaard, eggs have the second best hitpoint regeneration per ounce (second to brown mushrooms, which are much harder to obtain there). Eggs have a very good regen/gp and a very good regen/oz. A stack of 100 will provide you with 2 hours of regen. 48 of these are needed in the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Fish |  | Fish (Creature) turns into an edible Fish when killed. To fish, use a Fishing Rod (you also need Worms with you, to use as bait). You can also put the Fishing Rod on a Hotkey. Only shallow water contains fish. Each water square has one fish which needs to respawn after it is caught, which takes approximately 30 minutes. See Fishing for more information. Obtainable in The Beginning Quest. |
| Grapes |  | Just good to eat. Can be found at Daily Respawns in Isle of the Kings and some other places. Also needed for the Postman and The Paradox Tower Quests. |
| Ham |  | Very common and easy food to get. Looks the same as a Meat Shield. 1 is needed to get to Grimlund and 1 is also required for the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Insectoid Eggs |  | Considering their small size, salamander larvae are expected to eclode from these small eggs. |
| Meat |  | Very common and easy food to get. It looks the same as a Glutton's Mace. 1 piece of meat is needed for the Ice Islands Quest and 2 pieces of meat are required for the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Peanut |  | Semi-rare food which is very valuable in the month of August, since it's used for a quest. Two are required for the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Red Apple |  | You get a red apple if you go from Dawnport to Rookgaard. They are used in The Desert Dungeon Quest, The Paradox Tower Quest, The Scatterbrained Sorcerer Quest and Mad Mage Room Quest. |
| Roll |  | Is also obtainable by using the exevo pan spell. Can be found as a daily spawn in a cave on the way to Mintwallin. 2 of them are needed for the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
| Salmon |  | Long time ago was dropped as loot from Dragons, and later replaced by the Dragon Hams. Can be found at daily spawns in Captain Iglues Treasure Quest room, Nargor in the kitchen, Fishing Hut near Thais, north of the abandoned house near Venore (on the fishing bridge, in a crate), in Ancient Temple orcs room, box in Femor Hills (here). |
| Walnut |  | Rare food. |
| White Mushroom |  | Can be seen in Mushroomfarms Brewery in Kazordoon and are commonly dropped by all kinds of dwarves. Good regeneration rate, only make you slightly full and are very light. One hundred white mushrooms will provide hp/mana regeneration for 3 hours.
Because of its weight, it's a good food for skilling. A lot of them can be found at daily spawns in Edron Goblin Cave, west of the quadruple Hunter spawn near Edron and in Hellgate in the Elf area. There also spawn 9 of them in the War Wolf Den on Rookgaard. 20 of them can be gotten from Gnomish Supply Packages. 1 of these is required for The Shattered Isles Quest and 20 are needed in the Hot Cuisine Quest. |
Creature Products
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Acorn |  | A creature product. It can be sold to NPCs, and as with other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. 50 Are needed in Forgotten Knowledge Quest. |
| Antlers |  | It's a creature product, but it has a use. You can use a Star Herb on it to obtain an Antler Talisman. Don't sell in Rookgaard as the price increases in Mainland. |
| Badger Fur |  | A creature product with no practical use at present. It can be sold to NPCs, and as with other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. |
| Bear Paw |  | Don't sell them to NPCs because their value significantly increases in Mainland or when selling them to Rookers.
50 of these are needed for Druid Outfits Quest. |
| Carrion Worm Fang |  | A creature product with no practical use at present. It can be sold to NPCs, and as with other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. One of these is required to obtain the Toothfairy Assistant achievement during the Threatened Dreams Quest. |
| Coal |  | Required for the Awash World Change and the Steamship World Change. |
| Heavy Old Tome |  | Besides being dropped by monsters, it can also be obtained from each Brass-Shod Chest once per character. Part of the Forgotten Knowledge Quest. |
| Honeycomb |  | 50 of them are needed for an addon of the Citizen Outfits. |
| Iron Ore |  | Generally, many players are interested in buying this item. As a result of so many more monsters dropping the ore, its price has decreased.
100 are needed for Knight Outfits Quest. |
| Lump of Dirt |  | Common loot from Rotworms. It can be sold to NPCs but it is not recommended because it has a use during June. As other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. Used in the Witches' Cauldron Quest. |
| Minotaur Horn |  | It can be sold to NPCs but it is not recommended because it has a use during June. As other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. Used in the Witches' Cauldron Quest. |
| Minotaur Leather |  | Can also be obtained by Skinning a minotaur using an Obsidian Knife. Can be sold for a high price in Rookgaard. This is one of the easiest creature products to obtain, due to the abundance of minotaurs in tibia.
See also: Minotaur Leather/Skinning
1 of these can be obtained from the Minotaur Leather Quest. |
| Orc Leather |  | A creature product with no practical use at present. It can be sold to NPCs and as with other creature products, it has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. |
| Orc Tooth |  | 5 of them are needed for the Unnatural Selection Quest. You need 1 of these to obtain Toothfairy Assistant achievement in Threatened Dreams Quest. 20 of them are needed for the Basic Chop imbuement. |
| Pelvis Bone |  | A creature product. It can be sold to NPCs, and as with other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. 50 Are needed in Forgotten Knowledge Quest. |
| Poison Spider Shell |  | A creature product with no practical use at present. It can be sold to NPCs, but unlike other creature products, has a lower gold-to-oz ratio than gp. |
| Spider Fangs |  | It can be sold to NPCs but it is not recommended because it has a use during June. As other creature products, has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. Used in the Witches' Cauldron Quest. |
| Wolf Paw |  | Don't sell them on Rookgaard to Tom as their value significantly increases in mainland. 50 of them are needed for the first addon of Druid Outfits. |
| Wool |  | It can be sold to NPCs and as with other creature products, it has among the highest gold-to-oz ratio of all items. Used to make Fake Rabbit's Feet for Rottin Wood's daily task Lucky Loop. Completing this earns you the Achievement, Bunny Slipped. |
Potions
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Small Health Potion |  | It has a 5 gp deposit. It heals 60 to 90 Hit Points, or about 75 Hit Points on average. The leftover empty flask can be sold back to the potion vendor for 5 gp. For comparisons of healing efficiency, see the GP/HP and the Cap/HP efficiency tables. Obtained from Small Health Potion Quest. |
| Health Potion |  | Heals the target for 125 to 175 hitpoints, an average of 150. The leftover empty potion flask can be sold back to the potion vendor for 5 gp. For comparisons of healing efficiency, see the GP/HP and the Cap/HP efficiency tables. Notice that you can only use this potion on yourself or another player, it doesn't work for summoned or wild creatures.
See Health Potions for further information 4 of them can be obtained from Gnomish Supply Packages. |
| Mana Potion |  | It has a 5 gp deposit. It regenerates 75 to 125 mana with an average of 100 mana.
There are many opinions whether Life Rings are more efficient than Ring of Healing, Manafluids or Mana Potions. See the GP/MP and the Cap/MP efficiency tables for more information. 4 of them can be obtained from Gnomish Supply Packages. |
| Empty Potion Flask (Small) |  | Some NPCs sell them filled as mana potions, health potions, small health potions and antidote potions. You can trade 100 empty potion flasks to Sandra in Edron for a Lottery Ticket. They are needed for Mage Outfits Quest and Summoner Outfits Quest. |
Runes
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Blank Rune |  | Druids, Sorcerers and Paladins can use blank runes to create spell runes. Since Summer Update 2010, it is not necessary to have the blank rune in your hand, you can simply have it in your backpack and then cast the rune spell. Say sell rune to NPC A Prisoner and he will tell you he is willing to buy this item off you for 50,000 gp. He ends up paying you a mere 10 gp once you go through with the trade, though. |
| Lightest Missile Rune |  | |
| Light Stone Shower Rune |  | Shoots an earth attack that covers a small circular area around the target. The character using this rune is never affected by it. This is the only area attack rune available in Dawnport. |
| Poison Field Rune |  | Creates a poison cloud which deals an initial damage of 5 per hit. Total damage is 105 hitpoints (5 turns of 5 hp, 5 rounds of 4, 7 rounds of 3, 10 rounds of 2 and 19 rounds of 1) untill damage stops (when not healed). This rune may be useful to block certain monsters in PvP worlds. However it is useless against anyone over level 10 as they can easily just use exana pox to heal themselves from the poison damage. A poison field lasts for 4 minutes and 8 seconds. |
| Fire Field Rune |  |  Creates a Fire Field.This rune is frequently used in PvP worlds by PKers to trap people and sometimes on Optional PvP worlds to Scam people. Every time you step on a fire field you will receive 20 fire damage. You will then be burning and receive 10 fire damage over 7 turns, each 9 seconds. For a total of 90 health lost in 1 minute. The first stage of the fire field lasts 3:20; the second stage lasts for 2:28; the last stage (that does not block a monster) lasts 1:38. Total time that a fire field will block a monster is 5:48. |
| Energy Field Rune |  | Creates an energy field, initial damage of 30 and followed by 25 addtional damage once the field is left. This rune may be useful to block certain monsters. The energy field will last for 1 minute 38 seconds. For the spell, see Energy Field. |
| Destroy Field Rune |  | Destroys fire, poison and energy fields, from any distance as long there's nothing blocking the path. This rune is useful to escape from PK traps in PvP worlds and is needed in a couple of quests. Previously it could be used to loot monsters that may be under the fields layed by other monsters until the introduction of the Quick Looting mechanic, rendering this rune's usage still possible but obsolete. For the spell, see Destroy Field. |
| Intense Healing Rune (Item) |  | Heals target better than Light Healing. This rune is not commonly used. This rune should not be used often, if at all, by knights due to their low magic level affecting the potency of the rune and the higher healing potential of the Health Potion. However, this rune is useful to use on summoned or convinced creatures, due to its ease of creation and higher healing potency of the vocations that summon or convince. It costs 4000 Soul Points per Backpack. For the spell, see Intense Healing Rune. |
| Cure Poison Rune (Item) |  | Cures the target from Poison. This rune is not used much after level 10 as any vocation can use the Cure Poison spell instead. This could be useful to have one to heal you when you get poisoned and you don't have Mana for the Cure Poison spell. Once were able to buy this rune in Rookgaard from Lily. But since the update they have removed the item instead a player can buy an Antidote Potion from her. Some characters still have the rune in Rookgaard making it a collectors item. |
| Convince Creature Rune |  | Convinces a creatures to help you. Convince Creature and Paralyze are the only runes that need mana to be used. The mana required to use this rune varies depending upon the creature that you want to convince. There are some creatures that cannot be convinced and some creatures that can only be convinced (cannot be summoned). You also cannot convince monster summoned by someone else. For the spell, see Convince Creature. |
Containers
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Bag |  | Players often threw bags on the ground, so you could easily find them all around Tibia. See Bags for more information about other types and colors of bags. It looks the same as Belongings of a Deceased, Belongings of a Deceased (The Ravager), Belongings of a Deceased (Death Priest Shargon) and a Loot Bag (Item). |
| Backpack |  | See Backpacks for information about backpacks in all shapes and colors. |
| Shopping Bag |  | You will get this bag from any shopkeeper. Right-click on any item in the NPC Trade box and select "Buy in shopping bags". |
Valuables
| Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Gold Coin |  | The most abundant item in Tibia as hundreds of thousands of these are looted every day. For more information, read Currency and List of Creatures That Drop Gold Coins. Often abbreviated to "GP" when talking in game, such as "100 gp." For larger amounts it is often seen as 1k for 1,000 gold coins or 1kk for 1,000,000 gold coins. 1,000,000 gold pieces can also be written as 1M (one million, but not commonly used).350 of them can be obtained from the Dawnport Quest and The Rookie Guard Quest, 250 from The Scatterbrained Sorcerer Quest, 201 from the Mastermind Potion Quest, 175 from the Berserker Treasure Quest, 103 from the Steel Helmet Quest, 100 from the Elvenbane Quest, the Formorgar Mine Quest, the Giant Smithhammer Quest, the Skull of Ratha Quest, and the Steal From Thieves Quest, 89 from the Skeleton Decoration Quest, 82 from the Waterskin of Mead Quest, 76 from the Longsword Quest, 50 from the Goblin Temple Quest, The Explorer Society Quest, and the Uneasy Alliance Quest, 40 from the Bear Room Quest, 33 from the Alawar's Vault Quest, 5 from the Kissing a Pig Quest, and 3 from the Flash Client Tutorial. 6 of them can be obtained from Belongings of a Deceased, and 1 can be obtained from breaking a Piggy Bank and from Shiny Stones. See also: Shiny Stone/Refining Statistics |
| Platinum Coin |  | One Platinum Coin is worth 100 Gold Coins. For more information, read the Currency page. See also: List of Creatures That Drop Platinum Coins 100 of them can be obtained from The Desert Dungeon Quest, The Paradox Tower Quest, The Pits of Inferno Quest, The Queen of the Banshees Quest, and the Wrath of the Emperor Quest, 80 from the A Father's Burden Quest, 60 from the Spirithunters Quest, 52 from The Explorer Society Quest, 50 from the Arito's Task Quest and the Nomads Land Quest, 41 from The Scatterbrained Sorcerer Quest, 25 from the Rottin Wood and the Married Men Quest, 22 from the Uneasy Alliance Quest, 20 from the Pilgrimage of Ashes Quest and the To Appease the Mighty Quest, 13 from the Braindeath Quest, 11 from the Goblin Merchant Quest, 10 from the An Interest In Botany Quest, the Frost Dragon Quest, The Ultimate Booze Quest, the To Blind the Enemy Quest, and the Venore Daily Tasks Quest, 6 from the Green Djinn Quest, 5 from the Fishing Box Quest, the In Service of Yalahar Quest, and the Ornamented Shield Quest, and 2 from the Berserk Potion Quest, the Lion Trophy Quest, and the Troll Sabotage Quest. 10 of them are a possible reward in the Liquid Black Quest if all requirements are met. In addition, 20 of them can be obtained for every successful trip in the A Pirate's Death to Me world task. A maximum of 60 can be obtained from Piggy Banks. 5 of them can be obtained from Gnomish Supply Packages and 1 from Shiny Stones. See also: Gnomish Supply Package/Statistics and Shiny Stone/Refining Statistics |
| Crystal Coin |  | A crystal coin is equal to 100 platinum coins, or 10,000 gold coins. Although you cannot directly buy this item, it is possible to exchange money with Banker NPCs. For more information, read the Currency page. Also called "CC".
10 of them can be obtained from the Wrath of the Emperor Quest. It can also be obtained from Gnomish Supply Packages and Shiny Stones. See also: Gnomish Supply Package/Statistics and Shiny Stone/Refining Statistics |
History
10.55
- Initial implementation.
10.56
- Several bugs were fixed:
- Players can no longer throw items from the boat to the other side, preventing the Dawnport-leavers from throwing their items back for use by Dawnport (and then Rookgaard) characters.
- Players can no longer transfer items to Rookgaard. Rookgaard players, who have exploited this bug, have not lost the items obtained through the bug.
- A bug, where players could attack (defenseless) players inside the outpost was fixed. Players should no longer be able to attack other players inside the outpost at all.
- Players with level 20 and higher can no longer leave the temple.
- The Orc Berserker, which rarely spawned deep in the orc cave, has been removed.
10.95b
- On July 5, 2016, the spawns of Ghoul and Minotaur Guard were removed from Dawnport.
10.96
Bugs
The following is a list of items that could be obtained only through exploiting bugs. These are no longer obtainable except by trading with people, who already have them.
- Battle Axe (Orc Berserker)
- Lamp (Orc Berserker)
- Halberd (Orc Berserker)
- Hunting Spear (Orc Berserker)
- Soldier Helmet (Knight vocation chest)
- Brass Armor (Knight vocation chest)
- Brass Legs (Knight vocation chest)
- Steel Shield (Knight vocation chest)
- Jagged Sword (Knight vocation chest)
- Magician's Robe (Druid and Sorcerer vocation chests)
- Mage Hat (Druid and Sorcerer vocation chests)
- Ranger's Cloak (Paladin vocation chest)
- Ranger Legs (Paladin vocation chest)
- Adventurer's Stone (Knight, Sorcerer, Druid and Paladin vocation chests)
Explanation
- Orc Berserker: once unintentionally spawned on the final floor of the Dawnport Orc Cave. This was a rare spawn.
- Knight, Sorcerer, Druid, Paladin vocation chests: you could previously throw items from the Dawnport Harbor back to the north-western section of Dawnport. You obtain the items within the vocation chests and cannot go back once you have done so (your respawn is changed to the Dawnport Harbor if you teleport).