What is new in Exoria74-Reborn
Explore the custom systems that shape Reborn: four dungeon types, Epic Arenas, hidden hunts, masteries, collection bonuses and alliances.
Reborn rules reference · Reviewed 18 October 2026
A new chapter for an old world
The Reborn release connects familiar Tibia exploration with new reasons to hunt, prepare and return. Follow the Fivefold Oath across five public arenas, discover three concealed keepers, and choose how far to push each dungeon map.

Choose your next goal

50+ custom locations span the expanded world. Browse the illustrated location directory for islands, hunting grounds, caves and additions beneath familiar towns. The new hidden hunts are only part of that world.
- Four dungeon types on seven maps, each with six difficulty tiers. The four additional maps are Verdant Warrens, Ashen Burrows, Ember Citadel and Infernal Foundry.
- Five public Epic Arenas for 1–4 players, linked first-clear rewards and repeat-boss relics.
- Three hidden hunts with NPC access missions, world clues and sealed ritual arenas.
- Three special fish and crafted mana food, with tradeable supply and account-based limits.
- Five masteries, 100 points each, with explicit vocation and PvP caps.
- Bestiary collection bonuses that reward a broader hunting history.
- Guild alliances and team wars, with shared scores and persistent streaks.
Melee Fighting
Sword, axe and club combat share one Melee Fighting progression. Returning characters retain their highest old weapon skill and strongest proportional progress at that level. This lets a melee character change weapon family without starting another skill from scratch. Legacy all-skill bonuses do not apply three times.
Achievement and identity
The arena chain awards Oathkeeper Boots with store-Tentacle-Boot gameplay attributes through play. The Fivefold Covenant and Oathfire legendary auras are achievement cosmetics, with no combat or movement bonus. Hidden arena titles recognize exploration. These routes are distinct from ordinary randomized equipment progression.
Read the balance approach for the reasoning behind vocation caps, stacking limits and the special-food economy.



