One of the best and stable Open Tibia Server distros out there. This is the console version of The Forgotten Server 0.3.6 pl1, for Tibia client 8.54.
Download: The Forgotten Server 0.3.6
Size: 6.42 MB
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I just wanted to inform you about a great Open Tibia Server that is coming online later this year.
Bogridge & Surroundings – Teaser
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Asprate Tibia Multi IP-change for client 8.54. Also works with client 7.1, and all other tibia clients. Personally, the best open tibia server ip changer.
Download: Tibia Multi IP Changer 8.54
Size: 209 KB
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Asta Magebomb 1.1.1 is for Tibia protocols 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4.
Download: Asta Magebomb
Size: 148 KB
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Greetings,
Well there’s a new MageBomb which support every Tibia Client from 8.41+ (up to 8.54)
Official site: Tibia Mega MageBomb
You can watch tutorial how to use it: YouTube – New Tibia Mega MageBomb 8.54 www.magebomb.tibialife.net
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To make some fresh bread you will need:
Make bread is a very easy just follow the next steps.
Right click the Scythe and 
in the wheat.
(example: Wheat camp Thais, Ab’Dendriel ect.)
After you collect your wheat go and find a mil. (example Thais North)
Now right click in the wheat and left click in the millstone and now you have flour .
Now you need water how to get water well you need a empty container trough or bucket. How to get fresh water for your empty container? Just find a draw well and right click in the container and then in the well.
Now you have water just click the flour and then the water and now you have Lump of Dough
Now you need to find a oven, then right click the Lump of Dough and click the oven.
And congratulation! You now have…
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