Mogh's departure - a tribute to our Originator and Co-Founder

Today, I would like to share with you some sad news. The originator, co-founder, tech admin, redactor, and the first among explorers, the industrious Mogh, has decided to retire and leave our team.

Mogh’s contributions to the website, where he invested hundreds of hours of work and often saved us from disaster, as well as his impact on the entire Tibian “mysteriando” community, are invaluable.

Let’s take a moment for a brief summary of his most significant achievements:

• Mahatheb Research: Mogh made a significant contribution to researching Mahatheb and its respawn mechanics. This was during a time when few had even heard of this boss. He inspired many bosshunters and laid the groundwork for the most optimal strategies to encounter Mahatheb.
• Beregar Discoveries: He conducted crucial research and experiments in Beregar, aiming to uncover the city’s secrets. During these investigations, he discovered and reported a critical bug that allowed players to obtain an infinite number of dwarven legs.
• Transmutator and The Hungerer: Mogh was the first to extensively describe the Transmutator’s mechanics in Yalahar. He also shed light on the previously unknown boss, The Hungerer, and introduced the legendary boss Samael to the public.
• Bug Reporting: Mogh independently discovered and reported countless bugs, including one of the most critical ones in recent years. This bug allowed low-level players to summon the powerful and immortal Poor Soul.
• NPC Transcriptions: Mogh initiated and led the largest project of its time to collect incredibly accurate transcriptions of dialogues with NPCs, which were used by Tibiopedia and TibiaWiki BR, among others. You can also, of course, find them on our site.

Mogh’s status within our team is undeniably legendary. We will never forget his fantastic articles, tools, ideas, and everything he contributed to the Tibian fansite community and the world of mysteriando. Mogh - allow me to extend to you the sincerest thanks on behalf of the entire team. I don't say "farewell" because perhaps one day we will work together on mysteries again. 

And that will be a good day.

Hail Mogh!