Desert Dungeon

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Postado originalmente por Tio Pastel

Você e um Knght e deve sempre ter sua espada em maos...

@Will =]

bem q eu queria ter achado algo no deserto,mas pelas pesquisas q eu fiz a terceira quest do deserto teria a silver mace com premio, mas essa semana um CM afirmou q ela foi retirada do jogo. O Mulf falou a algum tempo atras q haviam + 2 quests no deserto
so a cip no updade 7,8 as desativou.

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No way, era level 20 certin com noob skills. Mas eu nao creio que a cip tenha desativado essas quest.

Pode ser q a quest n foi desativada...
ou talvez soh o final da quest....
e kem sabe esse foi o jeito q a cip ta usando p fude com os spoil...
a desert eu axo q vc soh poderia pegar os 10k dps de fazer td....
e n soh chega na sala coloca a merda lah e sair "rico"
essa foi a pisada na bola q eles deram...
horas de pesquisa...p n da em nada.....
ou tem alguem rindo mto da gente por perder tempo lah...
ou tem algo msm por lah
xd

[COLOR="Blue"]Ainda n li todos os posts pq to com falta de tempo
+ assim que tiver vou ler todos para n dar em posts repetidos.
mas para dar uma ajuda
no site do tibia pl
tem como ver o mapa do jogo
e olhando por la
não ha nada alem dos drag na cave dos fire devil =/
talvez aquela sala contenha um teleport
ou algum respwn de item no chão ou uma possibilidade bem louca
seria que no drag de la caise o life crystal que ressucita o dragon de poh
de uma possivel quest dos, dos, >.< (eskci o nome) + quem leu a historia do tibia deve saber da luta entre 2 reinos ou algo parecido.

flws

Bom, eu só sei que antes da cip abrir a quest de femmur hills, eu ja tinha ido falar com o jardineiro de thais e ele não tinha me mandado cortar a grama dele, como faz agora.

Por isso axo q pode sim essa quest nem existir.

eu qeria ver essa entrevista com o gm que disse q nao tem mais itens antigos no tibia

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Postado originalmente por Pinguello roxo

Bom, eu só sei que antes da cip abrir a quest de femmur hills, eu ja tinha ido falar com o jardineiro de thais e ele não tinha me mandado cortar a grama dele, como faz agora.

Por isso axo q pode sim essa quest nem existir.

eu qeria ver essa entrevista com o gm que disse q nao tem mais itens antigos no tibia

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GM algum disse que as quest foram removidas ou fechadas, eles dizem que podem ter sido mudadas de lugar.
ou seja
essa quest n necessariamente começa ali, pode começar em um ponto bem distante, e que apos voce concluir a quest voce ache uma ligação. ;)

Olha só esses dias eu fiquei com vontade de explora o deserto, dai achei esse topico aqui...

Tem uma dica pra voces galera, nao vo solta o spoil completo:

Precisa de um Big Hammer (nao vou falar como consegue ele - mas uma dica :precisa da linguagem Gharonk)
voce pega o big hammer passa num certo teleport que manda voce pro banshee, nao vo fala onde ele ta...

isso tudo meu amigo que disse

espero que tenham entendido e que nao tenha sido spoil:riso:

Informações extraída de fontes externas (Tibia Wiki)Link: http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Gharonk

Estava passando por este tópico e me surpreendi com tanta informação interessante, dessa forma, decidi colaborar com o tópico e apontar a seguinte linguagem: Gharonk. Eu a encontrei em um site externo, se quiserem consultar, eu deixei o link acima para uma melhor apreciação.
Obs: Não tenho certeza se é um fansite, mas pelo visto não é, então tomem cuidado. (Versão em Português do Tibia Wiki).

Livros (Sem Tradução):

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Notes about gharonk language

... On my journeys, one day I found a nice, little city. Not too many people lived there, and they spoke a strange language.
After trying to speak to some of it's inhabitants, I found out, that they call this language "gharonk".
In the next days, I will try to figure out, how this language works - I really wish I would understand what they try to tell me!
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Notes about gharonk language

... On my second day here, I found out, that this language isn't that difficult to learn. The grammar seems to be a simplified but quite usual grammar. I try to find out some of the words. One day, after killing a lion, one of the inhabitants of the town returned, telling everyone: "Nag narat umog yargoth!" I tried to figure out, what the single words mean, but I had not enough time. Maybe I can do that later on...
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Notes about gharonk language

... On the third day in this city, an adventurer came back from his travellings. He looked like he hadn't had something to drink for days; his cloth were dusty and full of sand. I can only guess, what happened to him or which places he visited during the last days.
As soon as I saw him (I was the first to find him - what a luck, what a honor! Without my help, I think he would have died of thirst!) I tried to communicate with him, but he always just repeated the words:
"Orzog! Nag Orzog! Atul! Atul! Nag mob mula! Atul!"
I didn't know, what he meant, but it wasn't of importance at this moment.
After giving him something to drink, he recovered quickly. Maybe I try to talk to him again tomorrow...
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Notes about gharonk language

... It's now the forth day here in this town. I wasn't able to find out, how the town is called, but that doesn't seem important to me. More important seems to me to find out more details of gharonk language. I found out that they use some words for some different but similar expressions. Gharonk doesn't seem to distinguish between the word for "I" (nag) and the words for "mine", "my", "me", and so on. That makes the language more simple, and I think it's always clear what it means from the context. Of course, that are only speculations, I'm not quite sure about it at all...
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... Five days in this city and under these people, and I'm still not able to communicate with them.
But I do not resign - on the contrary, I get more and more interested in the language. I found out some more words, for example how they count: "umog" seems to be "one", and for each number more, they just put a "tu-" in front of "umog". Thus, five would be called "tutututumog". It doesn't seem to me as if they would have highly developed mathematics, but the way to count seems sufficient for them. I wonder, how they were able to build this town...?
Maybe an answer is, that they do not speak about numbers, but have short signs for writing them down.
It was surprising for me to find out they have a word for "zero", namely "mog". I hope to find out more in the next days.
Strangely, they use words for numbers in each context they use numbers. So, "umog" stands for one, but also for "once", "one time", "first", ...
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... This is the sixth day. It seems, the inhabitants start trusting me and begin to communicate with me.
I found out about colours and their words in gharonk.
"Red" means "narz", the word for "green" is "buzgob", "orolu" is " gold", "shura" stands for "blue" and "urbum" is the gharonk word for "yellow". Furthermore, I found out the words for "yes" and "no". "Yagla" means "yes", "glub" means "no", but it's also the word for "none", "not", and so on.
I just wonder why they keep on calling me "gar". Did they give me a name?
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... It's now my last day of the first week here. From day to day, I am able to talk more and better with the people living here. I like it, the people are nice, I get food and drink. The king, or I'd better say their leader, showed me his "throne". It's more like a place on the floor, where he sits when talking to his people. He pointed with his finger at this place, saying: "Nag mogurz, nag mogurz". I guess, it means something like "my place, my place". I found out many other words, I wrote them all down in a table. Maybe I'll teach this language one day to someone, who is interested in....
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Encontrei também algumas palavras que foram traduzidas para o inglês ou algumas possibilidades, vejamos algumas:

Nag: I/my/mine/me
Narat: kill (maybe)
Umog: one/once/one time/first (aditional numbers are defined by adding a tu- to the word. E.g: 3 is tutumog)
Mog: zero
Yargoth: lion (maybe)
Narz: red
Buzgob: green
Orolu: gold
Shura: blue
Urbum: yellow
Yagla: yes
Glub: no/not/none
Mogurz: place or maybe throne
Orzog: Thirsty
Atul: Fast/Quickly (?)
Mob: need (?)
Mula: Water/Drink (?)
Gar: propably something like "stranger" or "outsider" ?

Tibia Wiki
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Gharonk

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Postado originalmente por M@rcelo RoX

Informações extraída de fontes externas (Tibia Wiki)Link: http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Gharonk

Estava passando por este tópico e me surpreendi com tanta informação interessante, dessa forma, decidi colaborar com o tópico e apontar a seguinte linguagem: Gharonk. Eu a encontrei em um site externo, se quiserem consultar, eu deixei o link acima para uma melhor apreciação.
Obs: Não tenho certeza se é um fansite, mas pelo visto não é, então tomem cuidado. (Versão em Português do Tibia Wiki).

Livros (Sem Tradução):

__________________________________________________ _______________
Notes about gharonk language

... On my journeys, one day I found a nice, little city. Not too many people lived there, and they spoke a strange language.
After trying to speak to some of it's inhabitants, I found out, that they call this language "gharonk".
In the next days, I will try to figure out, how this language works - I really wish I would understand what they try to tell me!
__________________________________________________ _______________
Notes about gharonk language

... On my second day here, I found out, that this language isn't that difficult to learn. The grammar seems to be a simplified but quite usual grammar. I try to find out some of the words. One day, after killing a lion, one of the inhabitants of the town returned, telling everyone: "Nag narat umog yargoth!" I tried to figure out, what the single words mean, but I had not enough time. Maybe I can do that later on...
__________________________________________________ _______________
Notes about gharonk language

... On the third day in this city, an adventurer came back from his travellings. He looked like he hadn't had something to drink for days; his cloth were dusty and full of sand. I can only guess, what happened to him or which places he visited during the last days.
As soon as I saw him (I was the first to find him - what a luck, what a honor! Without my help, I think he would have died of thirst!) I tried to communicate with him, but he always just repeated the words:
"Orzog! Nag Orzog! Atul! Atul! Nag mob mula! Atul!"
I didn't know, what he meant, but it wasn't of importance at this moment.
After giving him something to drink, he recovered quickly. Maybe I try to talk to him again tomorrow...
__________________________________________________ _______________
Notes about gharonk language

... It's now the forth day here in this town. I wasn't able to find out, how the town is called, but that doesn't seem important to me. More important seems to me to find out more details of gharonk language. I found out that they use some words for some different but similar expressions. Gharonk doesn't seem to distinguish between the word for "I" (nag) and the words for "mine", "my", "me", and so on. That makes the language more simple, and I think it's always clear what it means from the context. Of course, that are only speculations, I'm not quite sure about it at all...
__________________________________________________ _______________
... Five days in this city and under these people, and I'm still not able to communicate with them.
But I do not resign - on the contrary, I get more and more interested in the language. I found out some more words, for example how they count: "umog" seems to be "one", and for each number more, they just put a "tu-" in front of "umog". Thus, five would be called "tutututumog". It doesn't seem to me as if they would have highly developed mathematics, but the way to count seems sufficient for them. I wonder, how they were able to build this town...?
Maybe an answer is, that they do not speak about numbers, but have short signs for writing them down.
It was surprising for me to find out they have a word for "zero", namely "mog". I hope to find out more in the next days.
Strangely, they use words for numbers in each context they use numbers. So, "umog" stands for one, but also for "once", "one time", "first", ...
__________________________________________________ _______________
... This is the sixth day. It seems, the inhabitants start trusting me and begin to communicate with me.
I found out about colours and their words in gharonk.
"Red" means "narz", the word for "green" is "buzgob", "orolu" is " gold", "shura" stands for "blue" and "urbum" is the gharonk word for "yellow". Furthermore, I found out the words for "yes" and "no". "Yagla" means "yes", "glub" means "no", but it's also the word for "none", "not", and so on.
I just wonder why they keep on calling me "gar". Did they give me a name?
__________________________________________________ _______________
... It's now my last day of the first week here. From day to day, I am able to talk more and better with the people living here. I like it, the people are nice, I get food and drink. The king, or I'd better say their leader, showed me his "throne". It's more like a place on the floor, where he sits when talking to his people. He pointed with his finger at this place, saying: "Nag mogurz, nag mogurz". I guess, it means something like "my place, my place". I found out many other words, I wrote them all down in a table. Maybe I'll teach this language one day to someone, who is interested in....
__________________________________________________ _______________

Encontrei também algumas palavras que foram traduzidas para o inglês ou algumas possibilidades, vejamos algumas:

Nag: I/my/mine/me
Narat: kill (maybe)
Umog: one/once/one time/first (aditional numbers are defined by adding a tu- to the word. E.g: 3 is tutumog)
Mog: zero
Yargoth: lion (maybe)
Narz: red
Buzgob: green
Orolu: gold
Shura: blue
Urbum: yellow
Yagla: yes
Glub: no/not/none
Mogurz: place or maybe throne
Orzog: Thirsty
Atul: Fast/Quickly (?)
Mob: need (?)
Mula: Water/Drink (?)
Gar: propably something like "stranger" or "outsider" ?

Tibia Wiki
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Gharonk

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Isso ja ajuda
agora vamos tentar formar alguma frase coerente que algum npc responda algo ;)

falando nisso
fiz um video andei pelo deserto todo
porem n entrei em hall nem na biblioteca pois n peguei as chaves ¬¬
porem acho que ficou bom abri boa parte do mapa =]
espero comentarior, criticas, sugestões, etc.

flw

[EDIT] http://uploads.tibiabr.com/?page=download&id=29962

Eskci o link do video >.<

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Olha só esses dias eu fiquei com vontade de explora o deserto, dai achei esse topico aqui...

Tem uma dica pra voces galera, nao vo solta o spoil completo:

Precisa de um Big Hammer (nao vou falar como consegue ele - mas uma dica :precisa da linguagem Gharonk)
voce pega o big hammer passa num certo teleport que manda voce pro banshee, nao vo fala onde ele ta...

isso tudo meu amigo que disse

espero que tenham entendido e que nao tenha sido spoil

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será?????
bug hammer nem existe!
eu sei lá mas esse seu amigo que fez isso te mostro???

é teve uma outra quest que ele tambe falo que tinah feito (la da torre de fmor hills antes do update - mas era mintira)

mas acho que dessa vez é verdade : outra dica (faz la no cyc de ab)

pode solta spoil?

Obs : ele nao mostro nao...

PS: Ow alguem sabe me dizer pq as vezes aquele cara morto da scarf outras vezes nao? (la da poison spider)

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fui tenta fala la com os npc que ele flo mas nem deu certo o Eroth nao fala nada, o cyc quer 3 barst skirtys...

Alguem ja tentou flar com npc Monk de poh? tipo Gharonk , Black Eye, Big Hammer, Giant Smith?

ou talvez com algum ferriro de Kazz, talvez ele possa forjr a big hammer (ei la ne)