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Tibia Hunting Route Planner
XP/h − supply cost + loot/h = real profit. Compare hunting spots on the numbers, not on vibes.
Three numbers decide a hunt
Tibia hunting is an economy equation: experience per hour, supplies burned per hour, and loot returned per hour. Good players track all three per spawn — a route that out-XP's another usually loses it when the supply cost is counted honestly. Enter your measured numbers from one full hunt hour (bank the supplies, weigh the loot) and the planner shows net profit per hour plus the days-to-level timeline at your daily hours.
Waste and the level climb
Higher levels in Tibia climb on XP curves that roughly double per few levels, so the same profitable route can swing from "3 days per level" to "a week per level" inside one tune of levels. The planner divides XP needed by your hourly XP to give both hours and calendar days, then breaks out the supply bill for the entire climb — the number that decides whether the route remains a profit route at your level or becomes a party hunt.
Route comparisons in gold terms
Run the planner twice per spawn — once for your current setup, once for the alternative hunt you are considering — and compare net gold/hour, not raw XP/hour. Loot-heavy but supply-heavy plains hunts often beat raw-XP caves on net, and the difference compounds over a week of sessions. Re-measure after every tier of gear, prey/blessing change, or TibiaDrome patch shift.
Frequently asked questions
How do I measure supply cost per hour?
Empty the potion and rune slots before the hunt, refill after, and count what the refill cost over the session. Add heal and prey fees per your setup.
Does loot value include boss drops?
Count it once you actually sell it — session-average loot including occasional big drops works if you hunt those routes regularly. Otherwise exclude one-offs so the average stays honest.
When should I switch hunting spots?
When the net gold/hour of an alternative is materially higher at your level and gear — rerun this planner with both routes' measured numbers rather than swapping on XP alone.
Is this affiliated with CipSoft?
No. MMOKB is a fan tool and not affiliated with CipSoft GmbH. All rates are your own measured, editable values.