Charms have always been part of how you build a character in Tibia, but until now Hunt Analyser had no way to capture them. With this release, you can pick your active Charms (Major and Minor), tie each one to the creature you're targeting, and see exactly what they contributed to the hunt, in total and per hour.
What’s New
- All 25 Charms available - 14 Majors and 11 Minors, each with its three activation levels (e.g. Low Blow 4% / 6% / 8%).
- Pick a creature per Charm - a fast searchable picker drawn from the creatures already killed in the hunt. The same creature is allowed across one Major and one Minor, but blocked from being repeated within either tier (the game's own rule).
- Hunt Templates support the same flow - save your favorite Charm setup once and reuse it on every new hunt.
- New Creature Stats section on the hunt details page - one card per creature, listing every Charm targeting it with effect label, activation chance, projected contribution (total + per hour), and a reliability label.
- Hover any Charm row for the full breakdown - trigger context, value formula, reliability note, and the original effect description, without cluttering the main view.
Where to Use It
- Hunt Sessions → New / Edit - the Charms section appears the moment you pick a character (just like Wheel of Destiny and Items). Switch the character and the picks reset, so a setup tied to one character never silently follows you to another.
- Hunt Templates → New / Edit - identical Charms picker, identical validation. Save it as a template and your Charm loadout travels with the rest of your hunt blueprint.
- Hunt Sessions → Show page - open a member's panel and you'll find a new Creature Stats toggle alongside Stats, WoD, and Used Items. It's open by default whenever the hunt has Charm picks.
Why This Matters
Charms are one of the highest-leverage decisions in late-game hunting and also one of the hardest to evaluate. “Did Low Blow on Dragoliks actually pay off this session?” used to be a feeling. Now it's a number, projected total contribution and projected per-hour, calculated from the creatures you actually killed in that hunt, with a reliability label so you know when the projection is exact vs. estimated.
Combined with Hunt Templates, this turns Charm planning into something you can iterate on: save a setup, run hunts with it, compare the Creature Stats between hunts, adjust, save a new template. Less guessing, more measuring.
Happy hunting!
— Rachid Calazans
Proud creator of Hunt Analyser
— Rachid Calazans
Proud creator of Hunt Analyser