I Started my Journey in Semptember 2025. I hunted basically Wolves in Thais for Days and Days to make money and farm pots. Been there 99% of my time until i Hit lvl 26 and could hunt with summoned Monks. Aswell i did some Major Quests for Nomads including Light Shovel Quest and everyday the Venore task and killing Bats on Adventurers Island to get a very good Gold boost. My first big Spike was getting Elder druid thanks to some money a friendly Nomad borrow me.

My First Big Hunt With Summoned Monks were a Witch hunt when Witches were Boosted. I Killed 500 Witches on the Eclipse Part of Inquisition Quest. Went pretty good. I looted some Necrotic Rods. Thanks to that i could replace my Snakebite Rod i was still using on lvl 27.

But the best thing were the 5 Bag of Apple slices i looted. So i had become the first ever Nomad who got a Mount.

NOMAD TIP NO.1:  If you go afk to write your first Journal Entry on Discord dont use Fullscreen on Discord!

Oct 16 2025, 16:46:52 CEST    Killed at Level 49 by Makiuy.

17/10/2025 17:35
On Next day i was on my Task to get first Dragon Lord Kill. I went to a Spot near our GH with @Nomad Vizhen [50 ED] and @Bobandyyy .

Pretty challenging hunt even with Demon Skeletons as support. Went pretty well until Knight left us and we continue without.

NOMAD TIP NO.2: A Dragon Lord can oneshot you if you are lvl 30. 

Sep 26 2025, 04:43:52 CEST    Died at Level 30 by dragon lord.

After a bit more mana farming and leveling with 2 Summons, We went to Mintwallin as a team. Team was including me, @Vizhen @Bobandyyy and @Unbueninio This Place is very beautifully designed and many old Memories came to us.

We had a lot of fun until we found a teleport all of us never seen. Noone could remember its been a Tp in Mintwallin. All of us were exited. @Vizhen was the most exited of all, so he outran our blocker on a new spawn. So we had even more fun when he got oneshot.

At the End of our Mintwallin adventure we finished Mad Mage Room Quest and looted our first real Mage Eq piece.

NOMAD TIP NO.3:  If you dont know a spot and it looks dangerous, dont be to exited and let blocker explore it first. 

Oct 11 2025, 03:10:20 CEST    Died at Level 41 by minotaur cult zealot.

The next day there was a Boost on Deepling warrior. So it was my idea to teamhunt them for their good shield/axe drops.

I just said to the other Nomads i remember hunting Deeplings a lot and they were pretty easy...

NOMAD TIP NO.4: Only because a creature is easy in normal Tibia, its not easy for a Nomad.

Oct 11 2025, 04:52:57 CEST    Died at Level 40 by deepling warrior.

Some Nomad Teamhunting on Yalahar with @Vizhen and @Bobandyyy 
Sadly we couldnt loot a Crowbar, which we needed for some Quests.

 But we had fun and our mighty Blocker showed us how to tank 4 Zombies a Necro and a Nightstalker without moving 1 sqm back, because he was to scared to lure more :kekw:

After Our @Nomad Knight had to leave we Tried to hunt some Wyrm with 2 Druids.

Went pretty well, we only died 3 times and didnt loot a single Item on this Wyrm hunt :ii:
 
Nomad Worgu [56 RP] — 20/10/2025 16:05
You love living on the edge I see 😂
 every post you make, I see someone is dead

After a lot of deathly and challenging Hunts @Vizhen @Bobandyyy and me went for a chill teamhunt on Hydra.

It was pretty easy doing it the old way with 4 summoned Demon Skeleton.

We killed 66 Hydras in total, but didnt loot anything. It was a chill hunt with some nice chatting and we all enjoyed the very old Hydra Spawn.

The next day i went on a very important Nomad Mission. @Bobandyyy told me we need to farm a lot of behemoth to obtain a crowbar. We need this for some quests like Secret Service.

But because it was Orcstoberfest i went for Orgers to get a Crowbar. Looted 2 but died once when went inside without poison bomb/wall. 

NOMAD TIP NO.5: Fire/Energy/Poisonbombs Save Nomads Life.

Oct 11 2025, 14:37:43 CEST    Died at Level 40 by orger.

After looting a Crowbar i was looking for a spot to Farm rope Belts for Imbue.

The Arito Task Spot is a great place for doing it. Aswell i loved the Design. It feels like i left Tibia and entered the world of Dune.

I hunted there 3 days and looted 150 Rope belts.

Love the Design of those Nomad Headquarter and im sure i will come back to mana sit and enjoy the cave.

NOMAD TIP NO.6: 

Enjoy your time as a Nomad , do what you love and appreciate how lovingly some parts of the Tibian world are designed.

After some long days of Nomad Hunting, i did my mana leech imbue on my Hat. its a huge buff for nomad hunting because you stay way longer until you need to mana sit.

After that the next days i did Blue legs quest. was pretty doable to get all parts with stealth ring and just jumping stairs.

My biggest problem was to get to the Cyclops in thais to craft the amulet. I didnt know where to get a scythe. On my daily respawn round i went to wydas hood and finally found the scythe there. :eblobaww:

NOMAD TIP NO.7: 

You can do a daily respawn round which takes 10-15min, where you can grab 4-6 blank runes 3 backpacks, some light food and 4-8 potions guaranteed daily. Its very good boost for a nomad player.

The Wandering Flames

In the vast, windswept plains beyond the city walls of Thais, a small tribe of Nomads wandered beneath the endless sky. They were not like the townsfolk who lived behind stone walls, protected by guards and surrounded by markets full of supplies—potions, runes, and all the comforts of civilization.

For the nomads, every sunrise was a new gamble with fate.

Their leader, Vizhen, carried a worn leather bag filled with their only precious items: a few mana potions, a single avalanche rune, and the memories of fallen companions. “Supplies,” he would say with a bitter smile, “are luxuries of the settled.”

When city adventurers went monster hunting, they prepared stocking up at the depot, trading with merchants, and filling their backpacks with shimmering vials and runes. The nomads had none of that. They hunted monsters not for glory or loot, but for survival.

Each battle was desperate.

The next day, when i was walking on my daily respawn route, i found Bibby Bloodbath near Ab'dendriel.

I wanted to kill my first boss so i tried it.
I asked @Vizhen to borrow me some Firebombs just to find out: Orc Warlocks walk into fire.

So i went to Yalahar to farm a few blank runes, bought Poison Bomb Spell, and with Some Poison Bombs i managed to Kill Bibby. Wasted 20 Manas tho.
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NOMAD TIP NO.8: 

Orc Warlocks dont walk around fire, and they hit really hard 😄


Oct 22 2025, 03:46:21 CEST    Killed at Level 41 by Nomad Unbueninio and orc warlord.

After i killed Bibby i was pretty sure, that i am strong enough to kill Vampires in Tombs.

Tarpit Tomb was my place to be, because you don't need any scarab coins to kill some vampires there.

Went pretty good but no Vampire Shield looted.

I don’t start my days with coffee. I start them with Wolves.

Every morning I walk out toward the Thais Peninsula and head straight for the Wolf Cave. It’s not the biggest hunt, not the best exp, not the most fancy place… but it feels like mine. It’s my daily “catch”.

The routine is simple:
- step in, listen for the first growl
- pull the pack, keep the corridor safe
- loot everything that matters
- get out before I start getting “too comfortable”

Today’s catch was the usual Nomad economy: enough money to restock a bit, enough drops to feel progress, and enough wolf attention to remind me I’m still not a hero. Just a monk with a plan.

NOMAD TIP NO.1 (YAMI EDITION):
If you want a peaceful start of the day, don’t walk into a Wolf Cave. If you want a useful start… do it anyway.

Second day in a row, same path, same cave… but it never feels identical.

Today I tried to be smarter, not stronger:
I didn’t chase wolves deeper than I needed.
I didn’t take “one extra pack” just because it looked free.
And I kept my focus on one thing: leave with profit, not pride.

The best part about this routine is what it does to my head.
It’s like training. Not only fists, but patience.

Some adventurers log in and instantly look for the big thing:
big spawn, big loot, big screenshot.

Me? I like small wins.
One clean run. One safe exit. One more day I can afford the next step.

NOMAD TIP NO.2:
The Wolf Cave is not dangerous because of wolves.
It’s dangerous because you start believing it can’t hurt you.

Day three: the route feels like a ritual now.

I know exactly when the cave goes quiet.
I know where it’s safe to stand for a second and check supplies.
I know which corner always “surprises” you when you get lazy.

And that’s the funny thing about being a Nomad:
You don’t get rich. You get stable.
Stability is a treasure when you can’t just solve everything with unlimited potions.

Today I left the cave and just stood outside for a moment.
The Thais Peninsula is calm in a way that the city never is.
No depot stress. No market noise. Just wind, grass, and… wolves waiting for tomorrow.

NOMAD TIP NO.3:
Before you chase the next big hunt, secure a small daily income. A Nomad who can always restock is a Nomad who survives long enough to do the fun stuff.