Tibia began as a school project by a few students at the University of Passau and they continued to develop the game afterwards. In the first few years they made several versions of the game but did not sufficiently maintain records of changes. In the process of leaving university they found a new host for the game servers and website and developed a new client. From version 6.0 and going forward they have maintained data regarding updates but anything that existed in-game before version 6.0 is considered "Pre-6.0".
Changes
The first lands in Tibia were those that are around modern Thais, from Greenshore in the north to the Cyclops Camp in the south and the land west of Mount Sternum but not including it. There were also the islands of Rookgaard, Calcanea, what is now the Adventurers' Guild, Fibula, Meluna known as "Faeries Haven", and an unnamed island west of Meluna.
Thais was the first city built with some of the same buildings and structures that are there today like Rain Castle, depot, temple, church, graveyard, lighthouse, and several shops and houses.
In a short time the town of Rookgaard was built on the island bearing it's name and the village of Fibula also erected and the town of Carlin followed.
While there were many creatures roaming the land some lived in caves and dungeons under ground and others above ground in new areas like the Ancient Temple, Cyclops Camp, Mount Sternum, Fibula Dungeon, Plains of Havoc, and Elvenbane.
Creatures and Bosses
NPCs
Items
Objects
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| Bed |   | ✗ | Beds, simple beds, cots, straw mats and hammocks are most likely to be found in houses or guildhalls, although they can also be found in the wilderness. |
| Black Marble Floor |   | ✓ | Marble is a very expensive product, be proud walking on it. |
| Blackboard |   | ✗ | You can edit the text on some blackboards, if there is one in a shop that you own, or in a Guildhall or House that you have access to. Blackboards can hold up to 199 characters of text, and can be read by anyone that gets within 4 sqm of it. |
| Brick Wall |   | ✗ | One of the most common type of walls. |
| Coal Basin |   | ✗ |  Green ones aren't movable, yellow ones are. They give light for 8 square meters. You can't place anything on them. Coal basins bought from Furniture Shopkeepers can be used to bake Bread, and Empty Coal Basins may be lit using a Fire Bug.
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| Coal Basin (Small) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | See also: Coal Basin |
| Cobbled Pavement |   | ✓ | For every meter Cobbled Pavement, 5 Working Trolls died! |
| Counter |   | ✗ | Counters can be found from 1x1 sqm to 1x8. They provide the base for depot lockers and the space between those. They can also separate Shopkeeper NPCs from their customers. |
| Dirt (Light) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | Note that there are different sorts of Dirt with different walking speeds. See also: Dirt (Medium) and Dirt (Heavy). |
| Door (Normal) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | Use it to open or close it. You can't see from a distance if a key is required or not. |
| Dustbin |   | ✗ | Dustbins can be found all around Tibia, usually in Depots and Houses. Be wary though, as any item you put in it will be deleted and disappear forever. |
| Energy Field (Field) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | Can be made with the rune Energy Field. The field gives a damage of 30 which is then followed by 25 additional damage once the field is left. Energy Fields will last for 1 minute 40 seconds. Looks the same as an Energy Net. |
| Fire |   | ✓ | Fire is one of the raw elements that formed when the goddess Tibiasula died and was formed into the world. The Pyromancers, sons and daughters of fire, are Dwarves who worship the fire element. Stepping on these will burn you causing 20 damage which is then followed by 7 turns of 10 damage each until the burn wears off. |
| Framework Wall |   | ✗ | Unarguably one of the most common walls. |
| Grass (Tile) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | Beware! Sometimes what appears to be solid grass is a hole. |
| Heaven Blossoms |   | ✓ | Very common; not pickable. |
| Hole (Rock) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | The most common type of hole. It has been opened with a Shovel, Light Shovel, or Secret Agent Tool. Walk over it to go down. It will reappear as a closed hole after 5 minutes. |
| Jungle Grass |   | ✓ | Can be cut with a Machete, Heavy Machete, Whacking Driller of Fate, Sneaky Stabber of Eliteness or Squeezing Gear of Girlpower. When you cut Jungle Grass, it will grow back after 5 minutes. There is an exception, though. The Femor Hills Tower is guarded by ultra-fast growing Jungle Grass, which grows as fast as you can cut it. |
| Knight Statue (Object) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | It is a statue of a Knight. See also: Knight Statue |
| Ladder (Wood) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | If you just use it you are up/down right away. This is the most commonly found ladder. |
| Locker (Object) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | Lockers are storage in the game, so that you can keep items in a safe place while not using them. |
| Loose Stone Pile |   | ✓ | Click Here to Show/Hide Spoiler Information
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Open 500 of these to obtain the achievement The Undertaker. You can find 13 openable holes here. Some are under Energy Fields, however, so be sure to bring about 11 Destroy Field Runes.
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| Magic Forcefield |   | ✓ | A Magic Forcefield is a game square that will teleport your character to a different location when you step on it. Portals cannot be moved, but some may only appear under special circumstances, such as flipping a switch, or placing an item in a specific location. Also, sometimes a portal is present, but it will only teleport you to a special place if you flip a switch or series of switches. Otherwise, it just teleports you to the next square. Azerus and Versperoth turn into magic forcefields upon death. |
| Mailbox |   | ✗ | A mailbox is used to send Parcels or Letters to yourself or other players. See the page on Sending Parcels for more detailed instructions. |
| Marble Pillar |   | ✗ | This pillar looks edible, but it isn't. |
| Moon Flowers |   | ✓ | Very common to find it along with single Moon Flowers. These are not pickable, but single Moon Flowers can be taken. |
| Poison Gas |   | ✓ | By stepping on one of these you will get the Poisoned status and take 5 points of damage on contact. Then you will lose damage over time, starting at 5 damage per turn for a total of 4x5+5x4+7x3+10x2+19x1=100 total damage. Its effects can be cured by the Antidote spell or Antidote Runes and the gas can be removed by using a Destroy Field Rune on it. Looks the same as Plant Poison. See also: Slime (Liquid), Earth Damage, and Poisoned |
| Poplar |   | ✗ | You can find those all over Tibia. |
| Sand (White) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | Similar to normal Sand, but white. |
| Sewer Grate |   | ✓ | Use it to go down. |
| Stairs (Down) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | Walk over them to go down. |
| Stairs (White) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | If you just walk on it you are up/down right away. |
| Stone Floor |   | ✓ | It is large tile made of stone. |
| Strange Carving |   | ✓ | Strange carvings almost always require a sacrifice to work. There are four different strange carvings:    See also: Strange Carving (Tile) |
| Strange Carving (Tile) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✓ | There are four different strange carvings:
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| Street Lamp (Gas) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | Street Lamps can be turned on by selecting the use option on their square meter.
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| Street Lamp (Gas Lit) |  .gif){kind=small} | ✗ | Lit street lamps can be turned off by selecting the use option on their square meter.
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| Street Sign |   | ✗ | Street Signs, as the name implies, show you the name of the street parallel to the Street Sign. Most rentable houses are identified by the name of the street they're on supplemented with a number. |
| Tiled Roof |   | ✓ | This roof is of the highest quality; it will effectively protect one's house against the elements. |
| Trapdoor |   | ✓ | Walk over it to go down. |
| White Marble Floor |   | ✓ | Marble is a very expensive product, be proud walking on it. |
| Wooden Floor |   | ✓ | The beautiful Tibian wooden floors are made of Trees. |
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Quests
| Name | Min Level | Rec Level | Prem | Location | Reward | Implemented |
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| Deeper Fibula Quest | 50 | 60+ | ✗ | Fibula | Knight Axe, Warrior Helmet, Elven Amulet, Tower Shield, Dwarven Ring | Pre-6.0 |
| Giant Smithhammer Quest | 0 | 40 | ✗ | Plains of Havoc | Talon, Giant Smithhammer, 100 gp | Pre-6.0 |
| Ornamented Shield Quest | 0 | 70 | ✗ | Plains of Havoc Dragon Lair | Brown Bag containing Key 3702, Might Ring, Dragon Necklace, Spike Sword, Devious Dragons (Book), Ornamented Shield, Steel Helmet, Inkwell. Red Bag containing Time Ring, 5 Platinum Coins, Garlic Necklace, Spellbook, Lyre. | Pre-6.0 |
| Short Sword Quest | 2 | 2 | ✗ | Rookgaard. | Notebook or Short Sword. | Pre-6.0 |
| Thais Lighthouse Quest | 0 | 25 | ✗ | Thais | Dark Shield and Battle Hammer | Pre-6.0 |
New Documents
| Name | Type | Description |
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| Alatar's World of Pure Magic (Book) | 
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| Amber's Notebook (Book) | 
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| Ancient Treasure (Book) |
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| Asmalat Ovrir (Book) |
| You cannot make sense of this gibberish. |
| Book of Sermons (Book) |
| Book of sermons |
| Chronicle of Mintwallin III (Book) |
| The mino's have been forced into the deep labyrinth by a fearsome Daemon; Palkar convinced his team to rebel and leave Markwin. |
| Chronicle of Mintwallin II (Book) |
| {burnt out} |
| Chronicle of Mintwallin IV (Book) |
| Even more civil war within the mintwallinian walls, the king has become fatally ill and a human has unravelled the secrets of the labyrinth that guards the city. |
| Chronicle of Mintwallin I (Book) |
| {burnt out} |
| Chronicle of Mintwallin V (Book) |
| The king of MOST minotaurs is steadily decending into a grave; some humans have somehow defeated the guardian of the labyrinth |
| Combine Magic Power with the Sword (Book) |
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| Conjure Monsters That You Don't Need (Book) |
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| Criminal Offences (Book) |
| Criminals and their punishment |
| Crypt of a Great Mage (Book) |
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| Destroyed the Key (Book) |
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| Dungeon Excavation (Book) |
| The diary of a minotaur as he and his followers excavate deep within the Ancient Temple. |
| Graveyard Dungeon Entrance (Book) |
| Rumours of a dungeon entrance at the Thais Graveyard |
| Graveyard Expansion (Book) |
| The Thais Graveyard needs to be expanded. |
| Heavily Injured (Book) |
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| How to Summon Black Demons (Book) |
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| Imprisoned Cyclops (Book) |
| A man has imprisoned two cyclops. |
| Inhabitants Log (Book) |
| A list of the inhabitants of Thais. |
| Intelligence of Orcs (Book) | 
| Exposition on the apparent intelligence of orcs, contrary to prior belief. |
| Magic (Book) | 
| Describes the different types of magic. |
| Magic Fields and Walls (Book) | 
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| Mighty City (Book) |
| A mighty city of fearsome beings and dark rituals is discovered. |
| Minotaur Outcasts (Book) |
| Found in the camp of outcast minotaurs. |
| My Travels (Book) |
| Contains a story about a man who encountered some orcs and hid from them. |
| Perplexed and Purple (Book) |
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| Reconstruction Plan (Book) |
| Plans to reconstruct a destroyed part of Mintwallin. |
| Royal Execution Archives (Book) |
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| Royal Execution Archives 900 - 950 p.g (Book) |
| Several sinners are executed. |
| Stolen the Key (Book) |
| The trolls stole the key to the ancient temple. |
| Strange Glyphs (Book) | 
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| Sudden Death Rune (Book) | 
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| The Movement of Objects (Book) |
| Theory about why objects move |
| The Riddle (Book) |
| The book tells the story of four adventurers escaping from a horde of orcs. |
| The Troll Adventure (Book) | 
| A group discovers a large cave with trolls. |
| Troll Bar Specials (Book) |
| The week's specials at the Troll Bar |
| Two Enemies (Book) |
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| Use a Bow Instead of Runes (Book) |
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