The 30-second version
TibiaFactory is a companion website and Discord bot for Tibia hunting teams. It helps a group plan when to hunt, find the players to fill the party, split the loot fairly, and keep a running history of how the team is doing. Nothing to install, and it never touches the game itself.
One loop, four steps. Most teams live in the middle two and drift into the others as they go.
Pick a spot and a time. Your team sees it on a shared calendar; the Discord bot pings the roster so nobody misses it.
Short a player? Post the open spots by role and the right vocations get notified — on the site and in Discord — instead of spamming world chat.
Paste your Party Hunt Analyser session. TibiaFactory does the transfer maths, values the loot, and posts a clean split card everyone can check.
Every split feeds your team's stats and records — profit per hour, best spots, who carried — so the team's story writes itself over time.
Everything is built around real hunt data you already have. The main pieces:
Teams & planning
A shared hub per team: calendar, roster, availability and scheduled hunts.
Loot split
Analyser-based splits with fair transfers, loot valuation and shareable cards.
Where to hunt
Curated XP and profit-per-hour by spot, level and vocation — from real logged hunts, not guesses.
Matchmaking
Post an open party or join the queue; the bot matches vocations and levels for you.
Trackers
Bestiary and charm progress, team records and personal stats that update as you play.
Discord bot
Split loot, sign up and get pinged where your team already talks — no need to open the site for the day-to-day.
To read — browse hunts, stats and where-to-hunt — no. To save your own splits, teams and history, you log in with Discord (no password, no email stored).
Yes. Every tool here is free to use.
Never. TibiaFactory has no way to log into the game and never asks for your Tibia credentials. You link a character by name only, verified through your public profile.
All of them. Data is scoped to your character's world, so what you see is your own server's activity.
Your hunts are anonymous by default — a split shows as "a team of N" unless your team opts into showing its name. You decide what's visible.
Mostly. Splitting loot, signing up and getting pinged all happen in Discord. Creating and planning hunts is done on the website — it's quicker there — but once a hunt exists, the rest of the loop runs from Discord.
The fastest way to get it is to open a tool and try it with a real hunt.