How many Wheel of Destiny points do I get?

One per level above 50, so your level minus 50. A level 200 character has 150 points. Tasks and promotional scrolls give extra points, which you add in the planner's extra points field. With level alone, the wheel's 4,000 points are complete at level 4,050.

How do I unlock the Revelation Perks?

With points in the perk's quadrant. 250 points unlock stage 1, 500 unlock stage 2 and 1,000 unlock stage 3. Each quadrant holds 1,000 points, so without a gem stage 3 takes the whole quadrant. Revelation Mastery points from a gem count toward that total too.

How do I reset the Wheel of Destiny in the planner?

Use the reset button at the top of the planner. It clears every slice and removes the gems, and you start again from zero. A saved build does not change until you save again, and Discard goes back to the last saved version.

What are the Wheel of Destiny gems for?

Each quadrant has a vessel that holds one gem, and each gem carries mods. A Lesser gem has 1 basic mod, a Regular has 2 and a Greater has 2 plus 1 supreme mod. When the quadrant's Vessel Resonance matches the gem's quality, it gives a damage and healing bonus. The gem's name changes with the vocation: Guardian Gem for a Knight, Sage Gem for a Sorcerer.

Is the Wheel of Destiny different for each vocation?

The shape is the same: 36 slices and 4,000 points. What changes is each slice's perk, the Revelation Perks and what each point gives in HP, mana and capacity, as the table above shows. Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid, and Monk each have their own planner page, with that vocation's wheel already open.

Wheel of Destiny

Plan your Wheel of Destiny build, standalone or linked to a character

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How it works

Choose your vocation. Select Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid or Monk to load the matching wheel.
Set your level. Enter your character level so the planner shows your exact point budget (level − 50).
Allocate points. Click the wheel slices to fund perks; the planner enforces the in-game adjacency and circle-cost rules.
Save or export. Save the build to your collection (when signed in) or copy the build code to share it.

Tibia Wheel of Destiny planner: points, Revelation Perks and gems

The Wheel of Destiny is Tibia's perk wheel. Every level above 50 gives one point, and you spend those points on the wheel's 36 slices, spread over 5 circles. Everything starts from the center circle: a slice only takes points when it touches a slice that is already full. The planner above follows these rules for Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid, and Monk.

The wheel holds 4,000 points in total, 1,000 in each quadrant, and each quadrant leads to a Revelation Perk. Build it, save it with a free account or copy the code. The same code opens the build in the official planner on Tibia.com and in the Hunting Builder, which adds the full skill and magic level slices to your damage.

The wheel by circle, from the center (1) out to 5. Points per slice is what it costs to fill one slice of that circle.
Circle	Slices	Points per slice	Points in the circle
1	4	50	200
2	8	75	600
3	12	100	1,200
4	8	150	1,200
5	4	200	800
Total	36		4,000

Each vocation's Revelation Perks. Every vocation also has Gift of Life. The Dedication column shows what each point gives in an HP, mana or capacity slice.
Vocation	Revelation Perks	Dedication per point	Gem
Knight	Avatar of Steel, Combat Mastery, Executioner's Throw	HP +3 · Mana +1 · Cap +5	Guardian Gem
Paladin	Avatar of Light, Divine Empowerment, Divine Grenade	HP +2 · Mana +3 · Cap +4	Marksman Gem
Sorcerer	Avatar of Storm, Lord of Destruction, Beam Mastery	HP +1 · Mana +6 · Cap +2	Sage Gem
Druid	Avatar of Nature, Twin Bursts, Blessing of the Grove	HP +1 · Mana +6 · Cap +2	Mystic Gem
Monk	Avatar of Balance, Ascetic, Spiritual Outburst	HP +2 · Mana +2 · Cap +5	Spiritualist Gem

The build code is the same one the official planner uses: paste it on Tibia.com and the build opens exactly the same. Open the official planner on Tibia.com

Frequently asked questions

How many Wheel of Destiny points do I get?: One per level above 50, so your level minus 50. A level 200 character has 150 points. Tasks and promotional scrolls give extra points, which you add in the planner's extra points field. With level alone, the wheel's 4,000 points are complete at level 4,050.
How do I unlock the Revelation Perks?: With points in the perk's quadrant. 250 points unlock stage 1, 500 unlock stage 2 and 1,000 unlock stage 3. Each quadrant holds 1,000 points, so without a gem stage 3 takes the whole quadrant. Revelation Mastery points from a gem count toward that total too.
How do I reset the Wheel of Destiny in the planner?: Use the reset button at the top of the planner. It clears every slice and removes the gems, and you start again from zero. A saved build does not change until you save again, and Discard goes back to the last saved version.
What are the Wheel of Destiny gems for?: Each quadrant has a vessel that holds one gem, and each gem carries mods. A Lesser gem has 1 basic mod, a Regular has 2 and a Greater has 2 plus 1 supreme mod. When the quadrant's Vessel Resonance matches the gem's quality, it gives a damage and healing bonus. The gem's name changes with the vocation: Guardian Gem for a Knight, Sage Gem for a Sorcerer.
Is the Wheel of Destiny different for each vocation?: The shape is the same: 36 slices and 4,000 points. What changes is each slice's perk, the Revelation Perks and what each point gives in HP, mana and capacity, as the table above shows. Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid, and Monk each have their own planner page, with that vocation's wheel already open.