What’s new

Simpler bounty submission

• Submitting a bounty is one page from start to finish - describe the bounty, and the rest of the form (character, place, hunt session) unfolds below. No more being bounced between screens.
• Your character's level and vocation are pulled from Tibia automatically when the hunt editor opens.
• Fixed Animus switching itself on for every hunt.
• Wider hunt tables - place and creature names are no longer cut off.
• Added this changelog.
• Weapon picker: pick from a real list of weapons with icons, narrowed to what your vocation can wield. Knights choose club, sword or axe once and it's remembered for that character.
• Every hunt is public now - the private option is gone, since private sessions never fed the database anyway.
• My bounties is a table that loads more as you scroll, and hunts submitted as a bounty no longer show up under My hunts - the two lists are separate.
• Only admins can delete a bounty. A submitted bounty is part of the shared dataset, so it can't be retracted after the fact.
• Settings is gone - your account and characters now live on your Profile, next to the stats and medals they unlock.
• Renamed to TibiaBounty in the sidebar.
• Fastest bounties shows seconds for beginner and adept, where a bounty often takes a couple of minutes and 1m01s vs 1m59s actually matters. The estimate itself is more precise too - it used to be rounded to the nearest 36 seconds.
• Tables keep every column on any screen size and scroll sideways when they don't fit, instead of spilling out past the panel. The sidebar can also be opened by tapping.
• Fastest bounties gained a Kills/s column for beginner and adept.

Polish and link previews

• Shared links now show a proper preview card with a title and image.
• Fixed the creature dropdown hiding behind other elements, and the hunting place not being pre-filled when editing a hunt.

Less friction when uploading

• Screenshots are now optional - a session paste is enough to submit.
• A suspicious XP total gets flagged for review instead of rejecting your submission outright.

Fastest bounties

• New Fastest bounties page: which creatures rack up kills quickest, split by difficulty.
• Focused hunts count only the creature you were grinding, so the numbers aren't diluted.
• Bounty kill-count checking loosened so honest submissions stop being rejected.
• You can record the weapon and its level on a hunt.

Fairer numbers

• Anti-cheat: a session's XP is checked against what its kills could realistically give.
• Level brackets, so lower-level players aren't measured against end-game characters.
• Search only counts a creature towards efficiency when it was a real part of the hunt, not a stray kill.
• New landing page, a rewritten How it works guide, and a public Roadmap.

Rewards, verification and profiles

• Verify you own a character with a code posted on its tibia.com comment. Rewards need it; logging hunts doesn't.
• Weekly winners are worked out automatically: Tibia Coins for the top three, random draws and a raffle below that.
• One bounty can be logged across several hunt sessions, merged into a single combined session.
• Public profile pages with medals, stats and your characters.

Bounties and the leaderboard

• Pick a creature, difficulty and tier to see the fastest spots to finish a bounty.
• Track your bounties, and compete on weekly, monthly and yearly leaderboards.

The “Modern Bestiary” redesign

• Full visual redesign with a collapsible sidebar.
• Hunts are marked as a regular hunt or a focused grind, and rated separately.
• Efficiency figures switched to medians, so one freak session can't skew a spot.
• One combined search for creatures and places, with drill-down from a place to its sessions.

First working version

• Paste the in-game Hunt Analyser text and have the session parsed automatically.
• Creature efficiency search: which places give the most kills, XP and gold per hour.