Player: hi
Rotem Valos: Welcome to the Adventurers' Guild, my friend.
Player: Adventurers
Rotem Valos: We are the Adventurers' Guild, and from this base, we pursue our mission to provide help and information. Occasionally, we need help with various other work.
Player: mission
Rotem Valos: Our mission is to support young adventurers on their way to glory. By the way, 'mission' is a word you will use quite often in Tibia. All over the world, there are people that might have a mission for you. ...
Rotem Valos: Talking to the inhabitants is the best way to learn what bothers them. They will often respond if you simply ask for a mission. ... Certain missions will require some experience, so sometimes you will have to return later on. ...
Rotem Valos: You might consider working for the wizard Eclesius who asked us for some talented help. ... He created a magic portal on the beach outside our headquarters. USE it to instantly travel to his home. Of course there are other things you can do, too.
Player: things
Rotem Valos: For example, fighting is something you can - and will - do a lot of in your adventuring life, either for a mission or on your own, in order to become stronger. Also, fighting will get you different kinds of loot.
Player: adventuring
Rotem Valos: Much of your adventuring life will be exploring and hunting monsters on your own. There are many places all over the world that are crowded with fearsome monsters and fascinating treasures. ...
Rotem Valos: More often than not, it will be up to you to decide where and how to get experience and wealth in a way that suits your tastes. Explore the world, but be careful. There are things out there that pose a challenge even to experienced adventurers. ...
Rotem Valos: While you are inexperienced and weak, there is a plethora of creatures that can easily kill you. So never be too bold in unknown territory! ...
Rotem Valos: If you jump down a hole, be prepared to immediately climb up again. When facing enemies of unknown strength, try to fight only one at once. ...
Rotem Valos: Always keep in mind that you need time and resources for your way back and that any enemy corpses you might find, could indicate you might have to face these enemies on your way back. ...
Rotem Valos: Sometimes, missions suiting your experience level might lead you to dangerous, unknown parts of the world, and might require you to join forces with other adventurers. ...
Rotem Valos: From time to time, certain areas of the world are also threatened by dangerous creatures, trying to invade. Usually, this will be felt throughout the world, so everyone is alerted to such an event. ...
Rotem Valos: If you are close to one of these events, you might want to participate. In that case, you will need to work together with other heroes to defeat the enemy invasion. ...
Rotem Valos: It takes large organised groups to reach and defeat the monsters at the remote spots where they appear. ...
Rotem Valos: If you prefer less violent affairs however, there are also several seasonal events which are usually not overly violent in nature, where you can join in. ...
Rotem Valos: Talk to one of the local towncriers now and then to learn what is happening in the world. Most of those events require some form of travelling though, so be prepared to see more of the world!
Player: help
Rotem Valos: Here you can find a banking service, a provisioner and - when the time comes - I can grant you a promotion. If you are a new hero, you can also travel to some of the major cities for free.
Player: stronger
Rotem Valos: You become stronger in several ways, some more obvious than others. First of all, there is your equipment. Better equipment means you are harder to kill. Then there's your skill and experience, and your vocation, for example.
Player: equipment
Rotem Valos: You become stronger in several ways, some more obvious than others. First of all, there is your equipment. Better equipment means you are harder to kill. ...
Rotem Valos: Equipment can be dropped as loot by killed creatures. Stronger monsters drop better loot of course. You might get equipment as a reward from some missions, which is especially true for the most experienced adventurers. ...
Rotem Valos: You can also buy equipment offered by other players in the market, accessible via the depot. Then there are your skills - when they improve, so does your chance to cope with enemies that you encounter on your travels.
Player: loot
Rotem Valos: The simplest loot is probably junk, but other stuff dropped by slain monsters might be worth something to one of the inhabitants; or you can sell it to some vendors. Dropped creature products often are not that heavy, so they might be worth keeping. ...
Rotem Valos: Check if any dropped weapons or armor are better than what you have. Even if they're not, it might be worth keeping them to sell them to a weapon or armor vendor. ...
Rotem Valos: Provided you have the capacity to carry it, that is! But don't become overconfident and forget about death! If you die, you lose part of what you carry, so you might want to stash some spare equipment at the depot.
Player: skills
Rotem Valos: Be careful not to die, as you lose skill points with each death! Skills increase by using them. So when you fight a creature, you will always grow a little more skilled with the weapon or magic skill that you use. ...
Rotem Valos: Then there is your experience, of course. The more experience you have gained, the more life force and mana you have at your disposal. As you probably already know, you get experience through fighting things, and some missions. ...
Rotem Valos: Premium accounts have two additional possibilities, as they can also use training statues and get promotions.
Player: premium
Rotem Valos: If you have a premium account and were blessed by the gods, you can also use the training statues for some meditative combat training. This means your skills are trained while your character is logged out.
Player: products
Rotem Valos: Creature products come in all forms, colors and tastes. The simplest creature product is likely to be something edible. You want to carry as much food as possible, but it is probably the first thing to get rid of to carry some valuable loot. ...
Rotem Valos: Other products are bought by specific alchemists, trophy hunters or curiosity collectors. Other items might play a role in certain missions, or are useful for obtaining certain items that people value. ...
Rotem Valos: So you can either ask around if certain inhabitants are interested in particular creature products, or try to sell them to other heroes in the market - which you can access via your depot. ...
Rotem Valos: Depots and the market itself is global, so there is no need to check another city, the market is always the same. If you are unsure if an item is worth to be kept, keep it in your depot until you learned about its worth.
Player: vocation
Rotem Valos: Your vocation is what you chose to be - either a knight, paladin, druid or sorcerer. Each vocation has its own fighting technique and skills.
Player: promotion
Rotem Valos: A promotion is available to premium account adventurers with some basic experience, at level 20. ...
Rotem Valos: A promotion will increase your health and mana regeneration, help you lose less experience and training if you die, and will give you access to additional useful and powerful spells. ...
Rotem Valos: A promotion is available from me or one of the great leaders of the nations for the cost of 20.000 gold. ...
Rotem Valos: If you are prepared for your promotion, let us talk about your advancement.
Player: leaders
Rotem Valos: The great leaders of the world who grant a promotion to adventurers are King Tibianus in Thais, Queen Eloise of Carlin, the emperors Kruzak of Kazordoon and Rehal of Beregar, ...
Rotem Valos: and on behalf of the pharaoh himself, the grand vizier Ishebad in Ankrahmun. ...
Rotem Valos: Don't forget that you can get your promotion also from me if you don't like those royal ceremonies.
Player: death
Rotem Valos: Death is always a threat. When you are resurrected in the temple, you will find you might have lost quite a lot of your equipment. You might want to try to retrieve the more valuable stuff from your dead body. ...
Rotem Valos: Your dead body will take a while before it decays, and can be looted - by anyone. But before you run off into danger, remember: You will need a ROPE or a shovel to reach certain spots. ...
Rotem Valos: It is likely that you lost your rope when you died, so you might need to replace it. For this purpose, it might be a good idea to have stashed some basic equipment in your depot. ...
Rotem Valos: This will spare you valuable time when you hurry back to your corpse. Remember that each city has its own depot! ...
Rotem Valos: Another thing that you can do to prevent some of your losses in case of death, is to acquire blessings at certain temples.
Player: resurrected
Rotem Valos: When you die in Tibia, you will be resurrected in the temple of the city you chose as your home. You can change your home city, and thus the point of your resurrection, in a temple in any city. ...
Rotem Valos: In those temples or sometimes at special places you will find special teleporters that make you an 'inhabitant' of that particular city. That means you will be resurrected there, regardless of where you died in Tibia. ...
Rotem Valos: However, this can mean a long way to travel to the site of your demise, and might strand you in a city without any money. So you'd better make sure to always have cash on your bank account! ...
Rotem Valos: To prevent some of your losses in case of death, you can do another thing as well: you can acquire blessings at certain temples.
Player: blessings
Rotem Valos: Blessings are something the gods bestow upon us in order to protect us. They are expensive though, and require a lot of costly travel. So it might take a while until blessings are an option for an adventurer. ...
Rotem Valos: In case of death, blessings will reduce the loss of experience. The different blessings are cumulative, and add up with each other. However, blessings are spent once you die, and will have to be renewed again. ...
Rotem Valos: Therefore, blessings are mainly a tool for the experienced adventurer who has a lot to lose when he dies.
Player: depot
Rotem Valos: What you stash in the depot of one city, is global, thus can be retrieved at a depot in another city. Your bank account as well as your inbox are global, and can be accessed from every city. ...
Rotem Valos: Whenever you deposit or withdraw money anywhere in the world, it will be the same money balance that is changed. ...
Rotem Valos: Also, through your depot, you can access the market to trade items with other players, to buy or sell items there. ...
Rotem Valos: To prevent some of your losses in case of death, you might also want to acquire blessings at certain temples.
Player: mission
Rotem Valos: Our mission is to support young adventurers on their way to glory. By the way, 'mission' is a word you will use quite often in Tibia. All over the world, there are people that might have a mission for you. ...
Rotem Valos: Talking to the inhabitants is the best way to learn what bothers them. They will often respond if you simply ask for a mission. ... Certain missions will require some experience, so sometimes you will have to return later on. ...
Rotem Valos: You might consider working for the wizard Eclesius who asked us for some talented help. ... He created a magic portal on the beach outside our headquarters. USE it to instantly travel to his home. Of course there are other things you can do, too.
Player: work
Rotem Valos: We always need a hand charting Tibia. Our map of the world can't be detailed enough. Talk to me if you're interested or if you already have a map and lost it.
Player: Fasul Abrek
Rotem Valos: Sorry but this is a matter I'm not prepared to discuss ... yet.
Player: bye
Rotem Valos: Good bye, young adventurer.
