[Poland] [8.6] Svira Servers – The Ultimate RPG Adventure!

[Versicolor]

Your train of thought 95% of ots is p2w - bravo.

EVEN REAL TIBIA IS P2W after all you can buy TIBIA COIN for TIBIA COIN the best EQ and even characters of level 1000 and above!


Also referring to your earlier answer, I checked 100 servers and 71 of them have the tibia logo so it's not a serious problem.

I forgot that I'm an administrator and I can delete evidence xD

you've ruined yourself.

1. Where did I write that Real Tibia IS NOT P2W?
2. "I forgot that I'm an administrator and I can delete evidence xD" - So you remember after all
3 "you've ruined yourself." - With what? You tell me that the server is not P2W, then you write outright that it is.
4. If the logo was not a problem, why did you change it? But well, it's probably not my thing


You are losing yourself, trying to elevate yourself and show intelligence by copy-paste formulas which you yourself do not understand.
What does P2W Real tibia have to do with your server?
Just because Real tibia is P2W, the server must be 100% as well? If that's the case, why are you hiding this P2W and DELUDING players that it's not there, where you yourself admitted that it is, however.

"Also referring to your earlier answer, I checked 100 servers and 71 of them have the tibia logo so it's not a serious problem." - Can you send at least 5 of these 71, where they have the word “CIPSOFT” ? Of course, if this is not a problem​

@Svira

1. Server Gala Rules – Replying to a Thread
   • The rules clearly state that while negative comments are allowed, insulting a user is NOT OK.
   • Instead of providing constructive feedback, the message is filled with mockery and insults.

 

[Svira]

Why did I change the logo and introduce other meaningful updates to the server? The answer is very simple—I am a developer who listens to his players and thoughtfully enhances their gaming experience to make it even better. You would know this if you were a Svira Servers player—but you’re not, so you have no idea what you’re talking about and are just spouting nonsense.

A deep bow of appreciation to the Tibia.website community—you are the heart of innovation and dedication!

 

[Versicolor]

How can I become a member of your community when I am lied to right to my face?
1. ask for these 5 servers where these logos are.
2. the server is P2W, or is it devoid of it? (According to the definition of P2W)
Please do not deviate from the topic, but tell the truth

A deep bow of appreciation to the OTLand.net community—you are don't be easily fooled

"so you have no idea what you’re talking about and are just spouting nonsense" - You write that the OTS does not P2W, after which you yourself admitted that it is P2W. Who here can't write with sense? You make statements about P2W systems where you have absolutely no idea what that means

 

[Svira]

How can I become a member of your community when I am lied to right to my face?
1. ask for these 5 servers where these logos are.
2. the server is P2W, or is it devoid of it? (According to the definition of P2W)
Please do not deviate from the topic, but tell the truth

A deep bow of appreciation to the OTLand.net community—you are don't be easily fooled

"so you have no idea what you’re talking about and are just spouting nonsense" - You write that the OTS does not P2W, after which you yourself admitted that it is P2W. Who here can't write with sense? You make statements about P2W systems where you have absolutely no idea what that means

Pay-to-Win vs. Time-to-Play – A Fair Perspective on Svira Servers​

In the modern gaming world, the term Pay-to-Win (P2W) is often thrown around loosely, sometimes unfairly, especially when discussing servers that have an in-game shop. But what really defines a P2W server? Is it simply the presence of a shop, or does it depend on whether paying players gain an unfair advantage over non-paying ones? Let’s break this down and clarify why Svira Servers is not P2W but rather a Time-to-Play server, where everything can be earned through effort, dedication, and gameplay.

What is Pay-to-Win?​

A true P2W system is one where players who spend real money get an exclusive and unfair advantage over those who do not. This typically includes items that cannot be obtained in the game without paying, faster character progression through cash-only boosts, or access to premium-only content that affects balance. In such games, free players are at a permanent disadvantage, unable to compete on the same level unless they also spend money.

Examples of real Pay-to-Win mechanics:
Exclusive weapons or armor that are only available for real money.
Level boosts that allow paying players to skip grinding while free players have no alternative.
Stat-enhancing items that can only be obtained through the shop.

What is Time-to-Play?​

A Time-to-Play model is based on fairness. Players do not need to pay to succeed but must invest time and effort. Yes, an in-game shop might exist, but it is not a requirement to progress. Everything that can be purchased is also available in the game for free through playing. This ensures that skilled, dedicated players will always be on equal footing with those who choose to support the server financially.

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Why Svira Servers is NOT Pay-to-Win​

Many critics glance at an in-game shop and immediately scream P2W!, without even taking the time to analyze how the system works. Let’s use a real example from Svira Servers to demonstrate the fairness of our model:

Mana/Health Emblem – In our shop, this item costs 150 points, which translates to around 10 euros. A common reaction might be: “Oh, this is P2W! You need to pay for an important item!” But here’s what most people fail to see:
This exact item is also available for free in Thais depot once you reach level 35.
No money is needed; just play the game and you get it at no cost.

This is just one of many examples proving that everything in our shop is obtainable through gameplay. The shop exists for convenience and to support the server’s maintenance, not to give unfair advantages.

Why Do Games Have Shops?​

The reality is simple: Servers cost money to run. Hosting, maintenance, updates, security—these are real expenses. Without some form of financial support, servers cannot survive. That’s why most games, even major titles like World of Warcraft, League of Legends, and even Tibia itself, offer some kind of monetization.

On Svira Servers, the shop is not about power—it is about giving players options:
You can play and unlock everything naturally.
Or, if you wish to support the server, you can purchase items that are already available in-game for free.

This ensures fairness while keeping the server sustainable.

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Final Answer: Svira Servers is Time-to-Play​

If a server was truly P2W, free players would never have access to the same items as paying players. On Svira Servers, there is nothing that money can buy that cannot be earned by simply playing. Whether you choose to spend time or spend money is up to you, but both roads lead to the same destination.

So next time someone claims “Svira Servers is P2W”, ask them this: "What exactly is in the shop that I can’t get for free by playing?" The answer? Nothing.

The difference is clear:
Pay-to-Win = Players must pay to succeed.
Time-to-Play = Players can achieve everything by playing.

We proudly stand by our Time-to-Play model and will continue to offer a fair and balanced experience for all players, regardless of whether they spend money or not.


#edit:
I hope I've exhausted the topic. And you can read with understanding.

 

[Avaji]

Pay-to-Win vs. Time-to-Play – A Fair Perspective on Svira Servers​

In the modern gaming world, the term Pay-to-Win (P2W) is often thrown around loosely, sometimes unfairly, especially when discussing servers that have an in-game shop. But what really defines a P2W server? Is it simply the presence of a shop, or does it depend on whether paying players gain an unfair advantage over non-paying ones? Let’s break this down and clarify why Svira Servers is not P2W but rather a Time-to-Play server, where everything can be earned through effort, dedication, and gameplay.

What is Pay-to-Win?​

A true P2W system is one where players who spend real money get an exclusive and unfair advantage over those who do not. This typically includes items that cannot be obtained in the game without paying, faster character progression through cash-only boosts, or access to premium-only content that affects balance. In such games, free players are at a permanent disadvantage, unable to compete on the same level unless they also spend money.

Examples of real Pay-to-Win mechanics:
Exclusive weapons or armor that are only available for real money.
Level boosts that allow paying players to skip grinding while free players have no alternative.
Stat-enhancing items that can only be obtained through the shop.

What is Time-to-Play?​

A Time-to-Play model is based on fairness. Players do not need to pay to succeed but must invest time and effort. Yes, an in-game shop might exist, but it is not a requirement to progress. Everything that can be purchased is also available in the game for free through playing. This ensures that skilled, dedicated players will always be on equal footing with those who choose to support the server financially.

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Why Svira Servers is NOT Pay-to-Win​

Many critics glance at an in-game shop and immediately scream P2W!, without even taking the time to analyze how the system works. Let’s use a real example from Svira Servers to demonstrate the fairness of our model:

Mana/Health Emblem – In our shop, this item costs 150 points, which translates to around 10 euros. A common reaction might be: “Oh, this is P2W! You need to pay for an important item!” But here’s what most people fail to see:
This exact item is also available for free in Thais depot once you reach level 35.
No money is needed; just play the game and you get it at no cost.

This is just one of many examples proving that everything in our shop is obtainable through gameplay. The shop exists for convenience and to support the server’s maintenance, not to give unfair advantages.

Why Do Games Have Shops?​

The reality is simple: Servers cost money to run. Hosting, maintenance, updates, security—these are real expenses. Without some form of financial support, servers cannot survive. That’s why most games, even major titles like World of Warcraft, League of Legends, and even Tibia itself, offer some kind of monetization.

On Svira Servers, the shop is not about power—it is about giving players options:
You can play and unlock everything naturally.
Or, if you wish to support the server, you can purchase items that are already available in-game for free.

This ensures fairness while keeping the server sustainable.

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Final Answer: Svira Servers is Time-to-Play​

If a server was truly P2W, free players would never have access to the same items as paying players. On Svira Servers, there is nothing that money can buy that cannot be earned by simply playing. Whether you choose to spend time or spend money is up to you, but both roads lead to the same destination.

So next time someone claims “Svira Servers is P2W”, ask them this: "What exactly is in the shop that I can’t get for free by playing?" The answer? Nothing.

The difference is clear:
Pay-to-Win = Players must pay to succeed.
Time-to-Play = Players can achieve everything by playing.

We proudly stand by our Time-to-Play model and will continue to offer a fair and balanced experience for all players, regardless of whether they spend money or not.


#edit:
I hope I've exhausted the topic. And you can read with understanding.

I very much disagree. By having these items, such as gold, in the shop makes it P2W. Just because "oh you can get gold ingame" is just lying to your players and yourself. How many hours does someone need to hunt to earn 100CC? If a new player has 0cc, vs someone who has 100cc plus the best emblems, how faster do they progress? Can the f2p player ever catch up?

If you truly care of having a fair and balanced experience, why not offer cosmetics only in the shop, or boosts that would apply globally?

Example, only have the standard outfits available but have most of the newer tibia outfits a few euros. Have an exp bonus that applies to all online players. This allows a fair experience that someone can pay for, however everyone benefits.

 

[Versicolor]

On Svira Servers, the shop is not about power—it is about giving players options:
You can play and unlock everything naturally.
Or, if you wish to support the server, you can purchase items that are already available in-game for free.

Real tibia is not P2W, because you can play and unlock everything naturally. Meanwhile:

I will send you a picture, I hope you understand it.


It doesn't matter if you get what's in the Item Shop or better items in 5 minutes or 20 days of grind.
P2W is P2W.
If you are unable to understand this, I see no point in further discussion.
I already gave a suggestion, create 2 accounts (F2P and P2W) and prove that they progress evenly.

I think I also see what the problem is. You're confusing P2W with PayWall.
P2W - is not always PayWall
PayWall - is always P2W.

PayWall mean you must buy something to progress.
Your server is PayWall? Answer is NO, because you can get better equipment and have access to all area without paying real money.
Your server i P2W? Answer is YES, because you can upgrade your character for Real Money. Time to play has nothing to do with it

 

[Svira]

I have provided you with the global definition of the term P2W, and the picture you sent suggests that even real Tibia would be considered P2W under your logic. I strongly disagree with this perspective, because unlike some people here, I actually understand the definitions of both Time-to-Play and P2W.

Svira Servers is undoubtedly a Time-to-Play server, as it fully aligns with the definition of this model. Let me clarify why:

Everything in the shop can be obtained through gameplay. There is no exclusive advantage for paying players—if you play, you can earn everything for free.
Time investment = Progression. The more time you put in, the stronger you become, just like in any fair game.
The shop exists as a convenience, not a necessity. Players can choose to support the server financially, but they are not required to do so.

You are confusing P2W with convenience and server support. If you believe that any form of monetization makes a game P2W, then by your logic, real Tibia, World of Warcraft, and nearly every MMO ever made are all P2W, which is simply not true.

Lastly, if you fail to understand the concept of Time-to-Play, that reflects on you, not on the server. The definition is clear—progress is tied to effort, not payments. Svira Servers is and always will be Time-to-Play, and any claim otherwise is simply incorrect.

 

[Marko999x]

Everything in the shop can be obtained through gameplay. There is no exclusive advantage for paying players—if you play, you can earn everything for free.

Yeah man let's play your server for 18 months to receive one item from the shop

Time investment = Progression. The more time you put in, the stronger you become, just like in any fair game.

Here you can buy the stuff for points to be stronger since day one

The shop exists as a convenience, not a necessity. Players can choose to support the server financially, but they are not required to do so.

Then remove the SHOP and add something else then?

EVEN REAL TIBIA IS P2W after all you can buy TIBIA COIN for TIBIA COIN the best EQ and even characters of level 1000 and above!

The difference is, you are not real tibia and stop using ChatGPT to answer people

 

[Svira]

Yeah man let's play your server for 18 months to receive one item from the shop



Here you can buy the stuff for points to be stronger since day one



Then remove the SHOP and add something else then?



The difference is, you are not real tibia and stop using ChatGPT to answer people
Im suprised you don't feel retarded at all

Your responses have been rude and you haven't provided any evidence, only suggesting that one would need to spend 18 months to get one item from the shop, which is misleading to new players. I've had enough time to study your character, and I've dedicated enough time to you.

 

[Svira]

Mysterious Soul Collector – A Guide for Adventurers​

Wanderer, welcome to the Soul Collector, a powerful being who trades in the essence of souls. Your battle experience can be transformed into power!

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What are soul points?​

Soul points are an essence obtained during battles that you can deposit with the Soul Collector and exchange for powerful items and effects.


To check your current soul points balance, say:
"balance"


To deposit your gathered soul essence, say:
"deposit soul"


To see what the Soul Collector offers, say:
"shop"

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Soul Collector's Shop​

Here’s what you can obtain by spending your accumulated soul points:


Stamina Regeneration
Cost: 8000 soul points
Effect: Your stamina will be fully restored.
Command: "stamina"


Increase Backpack Capacity
Cost: 2300 soul points
Effect: Your maximum capacity increases by 1000 units.
Command: "capacity"


Unique Rings & Claws
Soul Warriors Ring – for knights and paladins
Soul Mage Claw – for druids and sorcerers


Tier I items – Cost: 12,000 soul points

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• Soul Warriors Ring (Tier I)
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  • Requires: Ring of the Sky, 100 Legendary Gems​
  • Gives: +1400 HP, -400 MP, +5% resistance to all elements​
• Soul Mage Claw (Tier I)
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  • Requires: Sniper Gloves, 80 Legendary Gems​
  • Gives: -600 HP, +1200 MP, +5% resistance to all elements​

Upgrade to Tier II – Cost: 30,000 soul points

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• Soul Warriors Ring (Tier II)
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  • Requires: Soul Warriors Ring (Tier I)​
  • Gives: +3000 HP, -1000 MP, +10% resistance to all elements​
• Soul Mage Claw (Tier II)
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  • Requires: Soul Mage Claw (Tier I)​
  • Gives: -1400 HP, +2400 MP, +12% resistance to all elements​

To purchase Tier I, say:
"soul warriors ring" or "soul mage claw"


To upgrade to Tier II, say:
"upgrade soul warriors ring" or "upgrade soul mage claw"

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Summary​

The Soul Collector NPC allows you to:
Deposit soul points
Check your soul points balance
Regenerate stamina
Increase backpack capacity
Buy and upgrade Soul Warriors Ring and Soul Mage Claw


Collect souls, gather legendary items, and forge your own path to power! ​

 

[Cichy Wlamywacz]

Playing on the tibia.website server is great fun, especially thanks to several distinctive elements.The rebirth system allows you to develop your character in a completely new way, which motivates you to continue playing. Elementals, or elements that you can obtain, give your character additional damage, which introduces an interesting element of strategy and diversity in combat. Additionally, exploring the map never gets boring - you can always find something new.Another interesting element is boss eggs, which allow you to create bosses, and after defeating them you can get unique items. This is a great option for players who are looking for unique items and new challenges.The server offers a lot of fun and gives a sense of progress, which makes it hard to break away. With every moment I discover something new, which is even more engaging and draws you into the world of the game.However, one of the elements that could be improved is the stamina regeneration system. The current method can be a bit too slow, which sometimes makes it difficult to play continuously. Introducing a faster stamina regeneration system could improve the comfort of the game, especially for those who want to spend more time in the game without breaks for regeneration.I would like to encourage new players to try their hand at this server. This is a place that offers a lot of excitement, interesting challenges and a lot of opportunities - you will definitely not be bored!

 

[Sorky]

How to spot a multi. Step one

 

[Svira]

Rarity Gems & Boss Egg – How to Obtain Them?​

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How to Get Gems?​

Gems are valuable items that you can obtain by defeating monsters. The drop system works as follows:

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1. Base Chance – Each monster kill gives you a 1% base chance to get a Gem.​
2. Bonus from Monster Level – Each monster level adds 1% extra chance.​
3. Additional Roll – If the first roll is successful, a second roll is made with a 90% chance to confirm the drop.​
4. Random Gem Selection– If both rolls succeed, the system selects one of four Gems:
   • Rare Gem – uncommon (21% chance)​
   • Upgrade Gem – used for upgrading (18% chance)​
   • Epic Gem – very rare (7.5% chance)​
   • Legendary Gem – extremely rare (2.5% chance)​
5. Final Check – Epic and Legendary Gems have 50% final success rate, while the others have 70%.​

Stronger monsters = higher chances of getting a Gem!

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How to Get a Boss Egg?​

Boss Eggs are special items that drop under certain conditions:

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1. Lucky Number – After killing a monster, a number from 1 to 100 is rolled. If the result is 77, you have a chance to get a Boss Egg.​
2. Additional Check – If the first roll is successful, a second roll is performed. If the number is 90 or lower, you won’t get the Egg.​
3. Monster Level – Higher-level monsters increase your chance of getting a rarer Boss Egg.​
4. Player’s Stamina– This is the key factor:
   • If you have more than 40 hours (2400 minutes) of stamina, you can get all types of Boss Eggs, including ultra rare ones.​
   • If you have more than 36 hours (2160 minutes) of stamina, you can only get basic Boss Eggs.​
5. Boss Egg Types– Depending on stamina and monster level, you can obtain:
   • Common Boss Egg – 10% chance​
   • Normal Boss Egg – 5% chance​
   • Rare Boss Egg – 2% chance​
   • Very Rare Boss Egg – 0.4% chance​
   • Ultra Rare Boss Egg – 0.1% chance​

More stamina = higher chance for rare Boss Eggs!


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Summary:

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• Gems drop from strong monsters, with better chances as enemy levels increase.​
• Boss Eggs can only be obtained through lucky rolls and require enough stamina.​
• The longer you play and the stronger monsters you fight, the better rewards you can get!​

Good luck on your hunt for legendary items! ​

 

[Svira]

Passive Abilities Unleashed – Rebirth Power​

As your character embarks on the path of rebirth, they awaken powerful passive abilities that shape their combat prowess. These innate skills trigger under specific conditions, giving your hero an edge in battle.

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Knights – The Unbreakable Wall​

Knights become even harder to take down, mastering the art of damage mitigation and bleeding strikes.

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• Block Mastery (10% chance): When struck, a knight has a chance to reduce incoming damage by 20% to 70%, making them resilient in prolonged battles.​
• Bleeding Wounds (14% chance): Attacks can inflict a deep wound, causing 70% to 140% of the initial attack damage as bleeding over time.​

Example: A knight dealing 2000 DMG can inflict up to 2800 additional bleeding damage over time while also mitigating up to 1400 damage from incoming attacks.

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Paladins – The Divine Marksmen​

Paladins refine their accuracy, capable of landing deadly headshots and bleeding arrows.

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• Headshot Precision (24% chance): A well-placed shot deals between 1.5x to 2.7x normal damage, turning a normal hit into a lethal strike.​
• Bleeding Arrows (10% chance): Successful hits can make the target bleed for 50% to 120% of the attack’s damage.​

Example: A paladin striking for 2000 DMG could land a headshot for up to 5400 DMG or apply 2400 additional bleeding damage over time.

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Sorcerers – The Elemental Fury​

Sorcerers command devastating fire, lightning, and death magic, inflicting continuous damage on their foes.

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• Burning Inferno (10% chance, Fire): Ignites enemies for 90% to 110% of the attack’s damage over time.​
• Electrifying Surge (14% chance, Energy): Targets are shocked, suffering 90% to 110% of the attack damage as electric burns.​
• Curse of Doom (8% chance, Death): Inflicts a deadly hex, dealing 90% to 110% extra shadow damage.​

Example: A sorcerer casting 2000 DMG fireball can ignite the enemy, causing up to 2200 additional damage over time.

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Druids – The Wrath of Nature​

Druids call upon earth and ice magic, crippling foes with movement-restricting effects.

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• Paralysis Touch (14% chance, Earth): Slows the enemy significantly, reducing their movement speed.​
• Frostbite (10% chance, Ice): Freezing spells deal 60% to 110% of the attack’s damage over time.​

Example: A druid dealing 2000 DMG ice attack may freeze the enemy, causing up to 2200 additional frost damage while paralyzing them.



With each rebirth, your hero evolves, gaining strength and unlocking these powerful passive abilities!​

 

[Svira]

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Deep within the cursed lands, where the venomous Serpent Spawns slither and the petrifying gaze of Medusas turns flesh to stone, a lone tower stands defiantly. This is the domain of The Old Necromancer — once a revered sorcerer of the ancient order, now an outcast, consumed by his obsession with immortality.


Legends tell of his betrayal, forsaking his brethren to pursue forbidden arts. He ventured into the treacherous depths where even the mighty Behemoths dare to roam, building his tower atop the graves of fallen heroes. There, enveloped in shadow and decay, the Old Necromancer perfected his craft, forging powerful emblems infused with dark magic.


Travelers brave enough to approach his tower speak of a gaunt, hollow-eyed figure who greets them with a voice like dry whispers carried on the wind:


"Welcome, traveler! I trade powerful items for Bars of Gold. What can I offer you? Ask me about health, super-health, mana, super-mana, or miraculum."


The Old Necromancer’s emblems are no ordinary trinkets — they pulse with eldritch energy, empowering those who wield them:

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• Health Emblem – Restores vitality, a lifeline for the wounded. (50 Bars of Gold)​
• Super-Health Emblem – A superior charm, granting even greater endurance. (600 Bars of Gold)​
• Mana Emblem – Fuels the arcane core, restoring magical reserves. (70 Bars of Gold)​
• Super-Mana Emblem – An advanced sigil, unleashing untamed mana surges. (720 Bars of Gold)​
• Miraculum – A rare, mysterious artifact, said to twist fate itself. (120 Bars of Gold)
  
  
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Those who fail to meet his price are met with a cold stare and a chilling remark:
"You need more Bars of Gold if you seek power. Return when you are worthy."


Few dare to linger for long — the growls of Behemoths echo in the distance, and the slithering of unseen horrors whispers a single truth: The Old Necromancer’s power is not to be trifled with.​

 

[Svira]

The Legend of the Enchanted Voodoo Doll​

Long ago, before Svira Servers became a land of heroes and mighty sorcerers, there existed a hidden tribe of shamans who could commune with wandering spirits. They guarded an ancient relic — the Enchanted Voodoo Doll, woven from shadowed silk and threads of lost souls. It was said to hold the power to release trapped spirits, granting them peace… or, in the hands of mortals, bend them to their will.


The first to wield the doll was a powerful warlock named Alduran the Soulbinder. In his hands, the doll freed tormented souls, and in gratitude, they gifted him knowledge, strength, and forbidden magic. But not all spirits sought salvation — some burned with hatred and vengeance.


Drunk on power, Alduran began to enslave souls, binding them to his will. His strength grew boundless, and his enemies fell before him. Yet the doll was not blind to his cruelty.


One fateful night, as Alduran tried to subjugate an ancient storm spirit, the doll whispered in a voice like a thousand winds:
"Souls are born free. He who chains them will become the chained."


A great thunder tore through the skies. His tower crumbled, and Alduran vanished — his soul forever cursed to wander the ruins.


The doll was lost to time… until now.



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The Enchanted Voodoo Doll on Svira Servers


Whispers speak of wandering souls across Svira Servers, longing for freedom — and they all seek the Enchanted Voodoo Doll. Each spirit carries a secret, offering great rewards to those brave enough to help them find peace.


Some claim these spirits gift untold powers to the virtuous. Others warn that the doll holds a dark truth — that Alduran’s spirit still lingers within, waiting for a new master.


Will you be the one to unleash the doll's power?
Will you free the spirits... or become the next Soulbinder?


The legend awaits its next hero. ​

 

[NamViet94]

guys imagine CHAT GPT NOT EXIST.
advertisment of this server will be :
good ots - 8.6 - rpg - low rate
XD

 

[Svira]

Hey there,


It’s true — imagining a world without ChatGPT feels a bit odd now, but even if it didn’t exist, there are still plenty of great tools to help create amazing content. For example:

• Photoshop — for powerful, detailed graphic design.
• GIMP — an excellent, free alternative for editing images.
• Canva — perfect for quick, clean, and professional-looking visuals.
• Krita — ideal for digital painting and concept art.
• Inkscape — a great tool for vector graphics and logo design.

It’s kind of like saying if tomatoes didn’t exist, would you stop eating vegetables? Probably not — you’d just enjoy cucumbers, peppers, or carrots instead. The important thing is what’s on your plate, not that one ingredient.


Let’s focus on what really matters — the content and balance of the server itself. That’s what the "Server Gala" section is all about, after all.


Plus, some developers are keeping up with the times by using cutting-edge tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and other AI-driven technologies to improve both gameplay and the overall server experience. Innovation keeps things fresh and exciting!


Cheers

 

[Marko999x]

hi man your website offline please fix xd

 

[Teo Shikai]

Server offline? Want to try it, after all drama here.