Player Manual

How to Play - Step by Step

1. Make an account

   Go to mythana.world and register. Your login is an account name (6-18 letters and numbers) plus a password - not an email. Write them down; you log in with the name.

2. Create a character

   From the site or the client character screen, create a character: pick a name (letters only, must be unique), a sex, and a starting vocation (you can pick None and choose later at level 8).

3. Enter the world

   Press Play on the website to launch the browser client - no download. It loads the game once and caches it, so later logins are fast. Enter your account name and password, pick your character, and step into Rookgaard.

4. Learn the controls

   The client uses Classic Control by default. Walk with the arrow keys or left-click a tile to walk there. Left-click a monster to attack it (or right-click it for a menu: look, attack, follow). Right-click your character to open the backpack, and Shift + left-click to look at anything. Talk to an NPC by walking up and saying hi, then keywords like trade. (You can switch to Regular Control in Options.)

5. Kill, loot, sell

   Hunt the weak creatures around Rookgaard (rats, then stronger foes). Loot everything from corpses, and sell what you do not need to town NPCs for gold. Check a creature's bestiary page for its loot and where it lives.

6. Leave Rookgaard

   At level 8, talk to the oracle to choose your real vocation - Knight (melee), Paladin (distance), Sorcerer (attack magic) or Druid (healing/support) - and sail to the mainland.

7. Get stronger

   Learn spells from NPC teachers (all free of premium here), take hunting tasks for bonus gold and XP, and buy better gear. Chase quests for powerful reward items.

8. Join the economy

   Deposit real SOL to your account's wallet, trade on the player market for gold or SOL, enchant your gear, and withdraw your winnings. See The SOL Economy.

This documentation covers everything from creating an account to mastering the late-game systems. If you are new to Tibia, begin with Getting Started and The Basics. If you already know Tibia, jump straight to the systems unique to this server.

Getting Started

Create an account

Register on the Mythana website. You choose an account name (6-18 letters and numbers), not an email or username. Write your account name and password down somewhere safe, because you log in with the name.

After registering, create at least one character from the website or the client character screen. You choose the name, sex, and starting vocation. Names must be unique on the server.

Choose a client

There are two ways to play. Both connect to the same world with the same characters.

The browser client downloads the game assets on first load, then caches them, so later logins are fast. A fresh download only happens when the server publishes a client update.

Log in

1. Open the client.
2. Enter your account name and password.
3. Press Enter Game.
4. Select a character and enter the world.

Your character appears at its home town temple the first time it logs in.

The Basics

This section is for players who have never played retro Tibia. If you know the classic client, skip ahead.

Moving and looking

The client uses Classic Control by default (the traditional Tibia scheme). Walk with the arrow keys or the keypad, or left-click a tile to walk there. In Classic Control a single left-click on a creature attacks it; left-click empty ground to walk. Right-click anything for a context menu (look, use, attack, trade), and Shift + left-click to look. Use the minimap to orient yourself, and the floor arrows to view different levels. You can switch to Regular Control in Options if you prefer.

Health, mana, and capacity

Your character has health points, mana points, and a carry capacity. Health drops when you take damage and regenerates over time, faster while resting in a protection zone. Mana powers spells and runes. Capacity limits how much weight you carry.

Combat

With the default Classic Control, left-click a creature to attack it. You can also pick a target from the battle list, or right-click a creature and choose Attack. Your fight mode controls the balance between offense and defense:

• Full Attack deals the most damage and leaves you most exposed.
• Balanced is the middle setting.
• Full Defense raises your defense at the cost of damage.

You can also toggle chase (follow the target) and secure mode (avoid attacking other players by accident). Melee classes use weapons in hand, mages cast with mana, paladins use distance weapons, and runes cover healing, attack, and support.

Skills and leveling

Killing monsters and completing tasks earns experience. Crossing a threshold raises your level, increasing health, mana, and capacity by vocation. Weapon skills and magic level rise as you use them - swing an axe to train axe fighting, block with a shield to train shielding. There is no stamina system: hunt as long as you like at full experience, exactly like the classic game.

Death

On death you lose some experience and skill progress and return to your home temple. You can also drop your backpack and equipment - an Amulet of Loss prevents that (it is consumed on death; there are no blessings on this server). Avoid areas above your level and keep spare supplies.

Protection zones, depots, and banking

A protection zone is a safe area, usually a temple or depot, where no fighting happens. Depots store items long term and are where the Market operates. Your bank balance holds deposited gold, which you move at a banker or through the bank interface.

Window hotkeys

The most-used windows have keyboard shortcuts:

The Store, Market, Task and Daily buttons in the inventory panel open the same windows - they light up gold when you stand in a protection zone.

Vocations

At character creation you pick a vocation. The four main vocations follow the classic Tibia design.

Characters often begin without a vocation and choose one after the starting area. Each vocation has different health, mana, and capacity growth per level, and a different spell list.

Learning spells

Spells are not free here. In true classic fashion, you learn each spell from an NPC teacher in the vocation guilds, paying gold for the knowledge. Until a spell is learned, its words are just words. Visit your guild's spell teacher in town, ask about spells, and buy the ones your level allows - from exura and utevo lux all the way to your vocation's ultimate.

Combat & PvP

Mythana is an open-PvP world with the classic retro rules. Anyone can attack anyone outside a protection zone - and the skull system keeps the consequences honest.

The skull system

Your own skull also shows in the conditions row under your equipment, next to effects like haste, so you always know your status at a glance.

Deaths

Dying costs experience, skills, and a chance to drop your backpack and equipment - exactly as the classic rules demand. An Amulet of Loss protects your items (but not your experience) and is consumed on death. Red-skulled characters drop everything, amulet or not. Every death is recorded on the website's Latest Deaths page, and player kills count toward the Top Fraggers board and PvP achievements.

Protection zones

Temples and depots are protection zones: no combat can happen inside, and logging out there is always safe. The Store, Market, Task and Daily windows only open while you stand in one.

Quests

The world holds over 200 classic chest quests - the original retro kind: find the room, survive the way in, and open the chest for your reward. No quest markers, no hand-holding; knowledge and courage are the requirements.

Your progress is tracked in the Quest Log window, which lists every quest and marks the ones you have completed. Famous lines like the Annihilator await the well-prepared.

The SOL Economy

Mythana uses two currencies.

• Gold is the classic in-game currency. You earn it from monsters, quests, and NPC sales, store it in your bank, and use it for normal trade and part of the Market.
• SOL is real Solana. It is the premium currency, used for premium time, cosmetics, the Orb of Enchantment, and high-value Market trades.

SOL is held for your account in an off-chain balance the server tracks. You top it up by depositing real SOL and take it out by withdrawing to your own wallet. Your in-game SOL is yours. The server never invents a balance, and every credit or debit is backed by a real transfer or a real in-game trade.

Your Wallet

Every account gets its own Solana deposit address, generated by the server. You do not need to link an external wallet to play.

Check your wallet

Type !wallet in game, or open the Wallet card on the website. It shows your deposit address, your current SOL balance, your premium status, and your most recent withdrawal.

Deposit SOL

Send SOL from any wallet or exchange to the deposit address shown by !wallet. The server watches the address and credits your balance automatically once the transfer confirms on chain. Nothing else is required.

Withdraw SOL

Withdrawals are done on the website: log in, open My Account, and use the Send button next to your wallet address. Enter the destination address and amount - the SOL is sent on-chain from your account balance. Withdrawals are limited to once per 24 hours.

The Market

The Market is a two-sided, player-driven trading system modeled on the real Tibia Market. It supports both gold and SOL.

How it works

• A sell offer lists items you own at a price per piece. The items are held by the Market until the offer is filled or cancelled.
• A buy offer states what you want and at what price. The funds are reserved up front.
• You accept an existing offer to trade against it, in any amount up to the remaining quantity. Offers can be partially filled.

Each offer has a 5% creation fee (with a small minimum and a capped maximum - token holders pay 2.5%), a thirty-day expiry, and an optional anonymous flag that hides your name.

Trading in the Market window

Everything happens in the in-client window: open it with the Market button in the side panel or Ctrl+M while standing in a protection zone.

1. Find your item. Browse the category list or type in the search box - the catalog shows every tradeable item with its sprite and best prices, not only items with active offers.
2. Read the market. Selecting an item shows its current sell and buy offers plus thirty-day price statistics, so you know what a fair price looks like.
3. Accept an offer - pick one, set the amount (partial fills are fine), and confirm. Or...
4. Create your own offer with the Create Offer button: choose sell or buy, the amount, the price per piece, and the currency (gold or SOL). The dialog previews the 5% fee live before you commit. Tick anonymous if you want your name hidden.
5. Manage your offers in the My Offers view - cancel any time to get your items or reserved funds back.

Trades settle even while the other side is offline: sold goods and gold arrive in your delivery inbox automatically the next time you log in or open the Market - nothing to collect manually.

Gold prices are entered as gold pieces. SOL prices are entered as a decimal amount of SOL, for example 0.05.

The delivery inbox

If items or funds are owed to you while you are offline, such as a filled buy offer or a returned cancellation, they wait in your inbox. It is delivered automatically on login and when you open the Market, and you can pull it manually with !collect.

Watchlist

You are notified on login when a watched item is for sale.

The enchanted-item market

Enchanted gear is unique, so it is traded by its one-of-a-kind code rather than by item id.

Premium

Premium is an account status that unlocks extra content and quality-of-life perks, following the classic Tibia model: premium areas, extra features, and more. On Mythana it also improves your daily reward.

Premium is purchased with SOL in three ways:

1. On the website, with a single SOL transfer.
2. With the in-game command !buypremium.
3. By sending SOL with the payment memo the website sets up for you.

The price is set in SOL per thirty-day period. After your payment confirms, your premium end date extends automatically. Check your status any time with !wallet.

The Premium Shop

The Premium Shop sells cosmetics and useful items directly from the server for SOL. Open it with the Store button. It sells:

• Outfit shaders (animated effects for your character),
• the Premium Rose and other gift items,
• house decorations (statues, tables, chairs, vases, plants, trophies, and more),
• the Orb of Enchantment.

Every row shows the item sprite, name, and SOL price, with a Buy button. Purchases are delivered straight to your character.

Houses

Player houses are bought with gold, right at the door - stand in front of an empty house and claim it. Houses give you private, guaranteed-safe storage and a place to show off.

Furnish it from the Premium Shop's House Decorations category - statues, tables, chairs, vases, plants and trophies, delivered straight to your backpack.

The Token

Mythana has its own token, launching on pump.fun. It is a utility token: holding it unlocks in-game benefits. It never replaces SOL - purchases, the market, and withdrawals all keep running on SOL exactly as described above.

Supply

• 95% goes to the liquidity pool at launch.
• 5% is the dev supply, reserved for future events and giveaways - tournament prizes, community drops, and seasonal events.

Holder benefits

Hold 10,000+ tokens in the wallet linked to your account and the game unlocks, automatically:

How it works

Link your wallet on the website (Connect Wallet on the login page, or the Wallet row on My Account). The server checks your token balance periodically - no deposits, no transfers, the tokens never leave your wallet. Drop below 10,000 or unlink the wallet and the benefits switch off automatically; exclusive cosmetics can only be worn while you qualify.

Cosmetics

Cosmetics are visual only - they never change your stats. They are bought with SOL in the Premium Shop and, once owned, are yours for good.

How it works

1. Buy in the Premium Shop (Store button or Ctrl+S in a protection zone). Shader and font rows show a live preview on your own character before you spend anything.
2. Equip in the Outfit window (Ctrl+J, or right-click yourself → Customise Character). The Cosmetics section lists your fonts and shaders - selecting one previews it on the model.
3. Click OK to apply. Everyone around you sees the result.

Outfit shaders

A shader is an animated effect applied to your outfit - a living halo everyone around you sees. There are 34 shaders, from elemental classics (Inferno, Frozen, Storm, Toxic) through cosmic showpieces (Galaxy, Celestial, Void, Starfall, Constellation) to uniques like Chrono (a rotating clockwork of time), Vitrail (living stained glass), Phoenix (beating flame wings), Sakura (falling cherry blossoms) and Obsidian (black marble veined with molten gold).

Name fonts

Your character's name can wear a custom typeface that everyone sees - 15 fonts including Bold, Classic, Fancy, Impact, Royal, Typewriter, Elegant and Modern. The name keeps its health color; only the lettering changes.

Premium outfits

Beyond the classic looks, the shop sells nearly 30 exclusive outfits - from the winged Seraph and frost-armored Frostguard to the Fiend Slayer, Celestial Avenger, Winged Druid and the radiant Golden outfit. Every outfit comes in both female and male versions, many with subtle idle animations - your character breathes, wings flutter, flames flicker even while you stand still. Once bought, pick it in the Set Outfit window like any classic look.

Enchanting

Enchanting adds random bonus stats to a piece of equipment, turning ordinary gear into something unique and tradeable.

How to enchant

1. Get an Orb of Enchantment, available in the Premium Shop for SOL, or as a rare drop.
2. Use the orb on a piece of equipment.
3. The item rolls a tier and one or two bonus stats, and becomes a named, enchanted item.

Only valid equipment can be enchanted (weapons, armor, helmets, legs, boots, shields, amulets, rings, wands, rods). Items with charges or a duration cannot be enchanted, and an already-enchanted item cannot be enchanted again.

Tiers

Bonus stats

An enchant rolls one or two stats from a pool that depends on the item type: fighting skills, magic level, distance fighting, armor, shielding, speed, attack speed, health and mana regeneration, weapon damage, maximum health, and maximum mana. The system respects weapon and vocation rules, so a wand never rolls melee skills and a knight item never rolls magic level.

The glow and the code

Enchanted items have a tier-colored outline, visible on your character, in your bags, and on the ground (grey or white for Common up to gold for Godly). Each enchanted item is also stamped with a unique code (three letters and two digits, for example W8B3I) that identifies it forever. The code appears in the item description, on the website, and in the enchanted-item market.

Where enchanted gear comes from

• The orb: you make it yourself by using an Orb of Enchantment on your gear.
• Rare drops: a small fraction of kills drop an already-enchanted item, identical to an orb-made one. A colored aura over a corpse signals a rare find, and the color tells you the tier from a distance.

Hunting Tasks

Hunting tasks are repeatable contracts: pick a monster, slay the required amount, and claim a gold + experience reward on top of your normal hunt.

How tasks work

• Open the Task Board with the Task button (or Ctrl+I) while in a protection zone.
• Click a monster card to accept its contract. Every kill counts automatically and a tracker on your screen shows live progress.
• When the counter is full the card turns green - click it to claim your reward. Tasks are repeatable.
• Premium accounts run up to 3 tasks at the same time. Free accounts run one.

Completing tasks also unlocks achievements and wearable titles - see the full catalog on the Hunting Tasks page.

Daily Rewards

Logging in every day earns a reward, and keeping a streak earns more. Everything lives in one window - open it with the Daily button or Ctrl+D in a protection zone. It has three tabs:

Daily Reward

The seven-day calendar. Hit Claim once per day (per account, no matter how many characters you have). Consecutive days build your streak; missing a day resets it to day one. The cycle resets at midnight UTC. Rewards are account-bound and never tradable - the cycle grants:

• Loyalty points, a soulbound currency that scales with your level,
• timed experience boosts - up to +100% for two hours on day seven,
• and, for premium accounts, a bonus premium day on the headline day.

Premium accounts receive an enhanced reward on every day of the cycle. To keep claims fair, rewards unlock once the claiming character is level 20 with at least two hours of play time.

Wheelspin

Premium accounts get one free spin every 24 hours. The wheel pays Loyalty Points - most segments land between 10 and 50, with rarer 75, 100 and 150 slices and a 500-point jackpot. Hit SPIN and watch it turn.

Loyalty

The loyalty tab is a small prestige shop for the points your streak earns:

Achievements & Titles

Achievements recognize milestones across the game's systems: hunting tasks, PvP, enchanting, level, and wealth. They are computed from your existing progress, so there is nothing extra to track. You earn them by playing.

Some achievements grant a title you can wear in game. You view your achievements and choose your active title on the website. Once set, your title appears next to your character's name when another player looks at you, alongside your achievement points on your profile.

Live Casts

Any player can broadcast their gameplay live, and anyone can watch - straight from the website.

Spectators join from the game login by entering account 0 and the character name cast:YourName - or simply click a live cast on the website. Watching is read-only; spectators can never act for you.

Fair Play

Anti-bot human check

From time to time the server may ask you to confirm you are human, especially if your account has been actively trading SOL. You will see a short code. Confirm it within the time limit:

!human <code>

Anti-RMT protections

The SOL market is monitored for abuse patterns such as suspicious trade velocity and wash trading. Most checks only flag accounts for staff review rather than blocking them, so normal play is never interrupted. Play normally and you will never notice these systems.

Soulbound items

Some rewards, such as daily reward items, are soulbound. A soulbound item is bound to you. It cannot be sold on the Market, dropped on the ground, or traded to another player. This keeps reward systems from being exploited.

The Website

The website is your account's home base outside the game. From it you can register and create characters, look up character profiles, browse the hunting task catalog, view achievements and choose a title, browse the Market as a read-only catalog, manage your wallet, buy premium, and launch the browser client.

Discord

The server runs a live Discord feed that posts notable events as they happen: rare enchanted drops, high-profile deaths, level milestones, and new Market listings. It is a good way to follow the pulse of the server and to spot rare items hitting the Market.

Command Reference

Every player chat command, grouped by system. Type them in the game chat.

Wallet and premium

Market

The Market is operated entirely through its window (Market button or Ctrl+M in a protection zone) - browsing, creating offers, accepting and cancelling are all buttons, no commands needed. See The Market.

Cosmetics

Shaders, name fonts and outfits are bought in the Premium Shop and equipped in the Outfit window (Ctrl+J) - no commands needed.

Progression

Houses and casting

Shop and fair play

Troubleshooting

The browser client looks out of date after an update

Your browser may be serving a cached copy of an older build. Reload once with a hard refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R), or open the page in a private window. The client is served with cache revalidation, so a normal reload usually picks up a new build on its own.

I deposited SOL but my balance has not updated

Deposits are credited after the transfer confirms on chain. Give it a short while, then check !wallet again. If it still has not appeared after the network has confirmed the transaction, contact staff with your account name and the transaction signature.

I cannot create a Market offer

You must be standing inside a protection zone (a depot) to create or accept offers. Cancelling does not require one.

My withdrawal was rejected

Withdrawals are limited to once every 24 hours, and the amount cannot exceed your in-game SOL balance. Check both, and confirm the destination is a valid Solana address.

A purchase did not arrive

Premium Shop purchases go to your inventory. If your backpack is full, the purchase is refunded in SOL automatically. Make room and buy again.