Flimsy Lost Souls have taken the lead among Tibia’s most hunted creatures, while Werehyaenas and Gazer Spectres enter the deadliest-creatures Top 3.
Two Rankings, Two Revolutions
The global numbers have shifted again.
In one list, familiar killers have disappeared.
In the other, yesterday’s leader has already surrendered the throne.
The latest report brings changes to both sides of Tibia’s global kill statistics, making today’s hunting report one of the more turbulent of the week.
New Predators Join the Deadliest
Scissorions remain at the top of the list of creatures responsible for player deaths.
Behind them, however, the scene has changed completely.
Werehyaenas have moved into second place, while Gazer Spectres now occupy third.
The Hoodinions and Mearidions, which had accompanied the Scissorions in yesterday’s Top 3, are gone from today’s list.
For the first time in the latest sequence of reports, two entirely different names stand behind the reigning leader.
The dangers of Tibia have changed their faces.
The Lost Souls Return
The most hunted creatures have also chosen a new leader.
Yesterday, Breach Broods had reclaimed first place after the brief reign of the Bulltaur Brutes.
Today, even the Broods have been pushed down.
Flimsy Lost Souls have returned to the summit with more than 1.17 million recorded kills in the worlds contributing to today’s report.
Breach Broods remain in second.
Reality Reavers remain in third.
Sparkions, which occupied second place yesterday, have disappeared from today’s Top 3.
Nothing Stays Still
The sequence of the last few days has become increasingly difficult to predict.
Bulltaur Brutes briefly conquered the summit.
Breach Broods returned.
Now Flimsy Lost Souls have taken their turn.
Meanwhile, the deadliest-creatures ranking has undergone an equally dramatic transformation behind the Scissorions.
The numbers are not simply telling hunters which creatures are being killed the most.
They are showing how quickly Tibia’s attention can move from one hunting ground to another — and how quickly the creatures causing the greatest danger can change places.
Today’s report covers 96 worlds overall, although individual rankings may contain different numbers of contributing worlds.
For now, one thing is certain:
The hunting grounds are not standing still.
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