Tibiadrome

Tibiadrome is an arena implemented with Summer Update 2021 that was created to replace Monster Arena. There you can prove your combat skills in fights against creatures which get progressively harder.

Tibiadrome

Locations

There are five Tibiadrome areas. Their entrances are near the Duelling Arenas:

Progression and Restrictions

The difficulty of a fight in the Tibiadrome scales via two factors: group size and current wave level. The more players participate in the fight, the more creatures spawn in a wave, and the higher the wave level, the stronger the creatures are. A maximum of five players can enter the arena at the same time, and at least level 50 is required for each participant. The monsters which spawn are unique to the Tibiadrome, and each represents one gameplay archetype. Each wave lasts a maximum of 120 seconds, in which all the monsters have to be killed to advance to the next wave.

Your starting level signifies on which wave you will begin when entering a fight. Once you have beaten a wave, your drome level and starting level will be raised by one. If you are entering as a group, the lowest starting level of any participant will determine on which wave you start. Once a rotation is over, the drome level of all players will be reset to zero and their starting level will be reduced by five.

Since the Tibiadrome is a special environment, certain rules outside of it do not apply here. There is no death penalty, and mana, health and spirit potions, as well as runes, bolts, and arrows will not be consumed when used. There is no stamina drain and skill or level progression inside the Tibiadrome, and spells which cost soul points are deactivated.

Once someone has left a Tibiadrome fight, there is a 60-minute cooldown to re-enter it.

Combat and Preparation Phases

Between each combat round (lasting a maximum of 120 seconds), a 8 second preparation phase takes place. The amount of players determines the amount of monsters in each round:

1 player: 4 monsters (i.e. a monster-to-player ratio of 4.00 ∶ 1)
2 players: 8 monsters (i.e. a monster-to-player ratio of 4.00 ∶ 1)
3 players: 11 monsters (i.e. a monster-to-player ratio of 3.67 ∶ 1)
4 players: 14 monsters (i.e. a monster-to-player ratio of 3.25 ∶ 1)
5 players: 17 monsters (i.e. a monster-to-player ratio of 3.40 ∶ 1)

Note that you can only go with players in your Party Experience Share range. This is to prevent high level characters from "carrying" lower level characters to high ranks for easy Drome points farming.

These creatures are randomly selected out of a pool of five different monsters that each have a distinct combat role. The monsters are:

Name		Combat Role
Domestikion		Support melee that increases the damage output of all monsters Multiple Domestikions stack their buff.
Hoodinion		Ranged with Aoe spells and high damage spikes
Mearidion		Ranged with consistent single target damage
Murmillion		Tanky melee
Scissorion		High single target damage melee

Combat Modifiers

There are a number of combat modifiers which trigger certain effects, thus raising the difficulty of the encounters and creating an additional challenge. At the beginning of a rotation, which lasts two weeks, two modifiers are randomly selected which are the same across all game worlds and are active in all waves during this period. Below are listed all possible modifiers:

Somersault: All melee monsters have a 15% chance to teleport to the furthest player.
Going Down With Me: Upon death, monsters trigger an AoE that hits the lasthitter and all players around him for 30% of their maximum hp.
Exploding Corpses: Monsters explode in an AoE upon death, hitting all players around them for 40% of their current hp.
That Escalated Quickly: Monsters that drop below 25% increase their power as if they were 5 wave levels higher.
The Floor is Lava: Every 15 seconds 100 random fields will be marked. After 3 seconds they deal damage equal to 60% of the current hp of players standing on them.
Beam me Up!: Every 15 seconds 100 random fields will be marked. After 3 seconds all players on them will be teleported to a random position in the arena.
Tanked Up: Every 15 seconds 100 random fields will be marked. After 3 seconds all players on them will be superdrunk for 10 seconds. While superdrunk, damage taken is increased by 10%.
Sown Sorrow: Every 20/17/14/11/8 seconds, depending on the number of participants, a seed will spawn. If no player steps on it within 6 seconds it will explode and fear all players for 2 seconds. While feared, damage taken is increased by 15%.
Bad Roots: Every 20/17/14/11/8 seconds, depending on the number of participants, a seed will spawn. If no player steps on it within 6 seconds it will explode and root all players for 3 seconds. While rooted, damage taken is increased by 25%

Rewards

Players who have beaten at least one wave in the rotation will receive 10 * dromeLevel drome points after the rotation ends. Drome points can be exchanged for the following decorative items, cosmetics, and mount.

Reward	Drome Points
Arena Badge Replica	250
Brown Pit Demon	400
Green Pit Demon	750
Blue Pit Demon	1500
Drome Cube	2500
Plushie of a Domestikion	2500
Plushie of a Hoodinion	2500
Plushie of a Mearidion	2500
Plushie of a Murmillion	2500
Plushie of a Scissorion	2500
Black Pit Demon	3000
Red Pit Demon	6000
Phant	8000

Moreover, the players ranking among the top 20 in the leaderboards receive a certain amount of randomly selected new potions after a rotation, depending on how well they fared. The distribution works as follows:

1st-5th place: 3 potions
6th-10th place: 2 potions
11th-20th place: 1 potion

In case of a tie, the tiebreaker will be the XP that the characters had at the time of reaching the highest drome level, with having lower XP being better.

Additionally, a number of potions, represented by 20% of the remaining participants up to a maximum of 50, will be raffled among themselves. The chances of winning a potion this way are based on the participant's drome level. The higher the drome level is in comparison to their competitors, the higher the chance to win. These potions either have a onetime effect or last 1 hour, and each has their own individual cooldown of 24 hours. They are:

Potion		Description
Kooldown-Aid		Resets cooldowns for all spells
Strike Enhancement		Increases critical hit chance by 5% for one hour
Stamina Extension		Fills up stamina by one hour (but not above the maximum)
Charm Upgrade		Increases offensive charm trigger chances by 5% (except Cripple) for one hour
Wealth Duplex		Doubles the loot from every regular monster you kill for one hour
Bestiary Betterment		Makes kills count twice for the Bestiary for one hour
Fire Resilience		Increases protection by 8% for one hour
Ice Resilience
Earth Resilience
Energy Resilience
Holy Resilience
Death Resilience
Physical Resilience
Fire Amplification		Increases damage by having your attacks and spells treat the targets sensitivity as being 8 higher for one hour
Ice Amplification
Earth Amplification
Energy Amplification
Holy Amplification
Death Amplification
Physical Amplification