Boss rotation on Tibia Watch: log the drop, split the loot

Boss hunting in Tibia leaks loot in three places: you forget which boss already respawned, you show up in the wrong set, and you argue about the split after the item drops. The Boss Rotation module on Tibia Watch handles all three in one panel — and it now logs the drop and works out the split for you.

Where it lives

Open your dashboard, pick the character, and open the Bosses panel. It has four blocks, in this order:

• Today — which bosses in the rotation are up today, today's drops, and your streak.
• Rotations — where you build the circuit.
• Economy — what the rotation actually earned.
• Drop feed — the history, day by day.

1. Create the rotation

Hit New rotation and name the circuit: Demon Lords, Goana, Soul War. A rotation belongs to a character, so every char keeps its own circuits, and every circuit keeps its own split configuration.

The free plan gives you 1 rotation with up to 10 bosses. Watch Plus gives you 10 rotations with up to 30 bosses each.

Or apply a ready-made preset

If you would rather not add bosses one at a time, use one of the curated circuits, already in order:

The preset drops into the circuit whole; trim what you do not run afterwards.

2. Configure each boss

Every boss in the circuit opens with:

• Major / Minor — how much weight it carries in the circuit.
• Respawn cycle — how many days until it is back, so the "Today" block knows when to nag.
• Loot table — pulled from the wiki, with the boss's possible drops.
• Mechanics video — for the fights you have never done.
• Essences and curse — on the bosses whose mechanic always runs the same setup.

3. Register the boss set

The Set field is where you pick (or create on the spot) the gear that boss is fought in. It is an ordinary Tibia Watch equipment set, just tagged to the boss: the Watch keeps one active set per boss, and switching here retires the previous one automatically.

In practice: Ferumbras with the resist set, Goshnar with another. You stop opening the char and recalling from memory which ring goes into which fight.

4. Pick the split BEFORE the drop

Still in the boss configuration, two fields decide how loot divides:

• Hunt mode — Individual or Group, and in that case how many people.
• Split — 100% to the owner, 50/50 with the servicer, or 100% to the servicer.

With both set, the Watch shows the estimated profit per kill with your share already applied — in gold and in BRL, at the day's rate. A boss run in a group of 4 with a 50/50 split shows your real cut, not the gross.

That is the point of the module: the rule is agreed while nobody is holding the item. When the drop lands there is no negotiation — there is arithmetic.

5. Log the drop

Killed it? Hit Record drop. The modal asks for:

• Dropped item — with catalog search.
• Gold value — it accepts 20m, 1kk, 500k.
• Rarity and drop date.
• Drop split — pre-filled from the boss's rule, and overridable for this one drop.

Before saving, the modal previews the outcome: Owner: X / Servicer: Y, and for group runs Group (N people): total -> your share. You save each side's number, not the argument.

6. Watch the economy

The Economy block and the Drop feed turn those records into history: what the rotation earned, which bosses actually pay, and which only burn supplies. After a few weeks the per-kill estimate stops being a guess — it is the average of your own drops.

What changes in practice

1. You know, the moment you open the Watch, which bosses in the rotation are up today.
2. You show up in the right set, because it is tied to the boss.
3. You know what your share is worth before the kill.
4. You have a record of what dropped and how it was divided — with a servicer, with the party, or solo.

Build your first rotation at tibiawatch.com/dashboard. If you take jobs as a servicer, read the Watch Hub guide too.