Secret of the Museum of Tibian Arts revealed!
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The Museum of Tibian Arts (MOTA), is an institution founded and financed by King Tibianus III. This place was open to the public at the same time as the Cults of Tibia questline was being released. Not long after, with the implementation of Zathroth's Library, in an attempt to expand...
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Yalahari insects and how to understand them – a close reading of the Hive Books
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Yalahari insects and how to understand them - a close reading of the Hive Books by Turion Templar It is well known that the Hive is the outcome of (another) failed experiment of the Yalahari. Although there has been no major breakthrough in the researches about the Hive for years...
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New team member!
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We would like to announce that Elkolorado also known as Vuuya has joined our team. He will assume the duties of a Mystery Expert. His knowledge of Tibian mysteries and lore as well as his extensive experience will surely help in further development and expansion of our site. You...
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The Great Mystery Fest – the remaining articles
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We present you the 5 articles that were submitted to Secrets of Tibia contest, but did not make it to the top 6. We recommend reading them because even though they turned out to be not as good as the winners, they are still a great read. Enjoy! 1. "Forbidden...
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The Great Mystery Fest
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We already know the results of our biggest contest so far - Secrets of Tibia. Therefore, it is time to publish the 7 winning articles. We are sure you will have as much fun reading them as our team did. We can safely say that the participants showed real literary...
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The Basilisk – One piece of the puzzle
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This is one of the articles that was submitted to the contest and won the 1st place. It was written by Meadek THE BASILISK ONE PIECE OF THE PUZZLE INTRODUCTION The most famous mysteries of Tibia are found in ancient times, such as the Basilisk, Serpentine Tower, 469, among...
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