What is WkBot?
WkBot is a bot for Tibia that runs on Windows. One desktop client brings healing, targeting, a cavebot, spell and rune rules, alerts, trade and depot runs, Remote View and a Lua scripting API, each module with its own switch and its own rules.
Does WkBot work on OpenTibia servers?
Yes. WkBot works on the official servers and on OpenTibia servers. It is built for the Real Game Map, so on servers with a custom map some features, mainly in the Cavebot, may behave unexpectedly. Servers that block screen capture need OBS Studio, and servers that block OBS are not supported. The free trial is the way to check yours.
How much does WkBot cost?
A Monthly pass is US$ 13.99 for 30 days, paid in your own currency at checkout. It is prepaid: nothing renews on its own, and buying again adds the days to what you have left. See plans.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Your first use starts a free 3‑day trial with every module, and no card is needed. Download WkBot.
What is Arduino mode?
An optional way to play in which WkBot types and clicks through a small Arduino board plugged into USB, so every key and click comes from a real keyboard and mouse. WkBot sets the board up in a few clicks. It needs a board with the ATmega32U4 chip at 5 V and 16 MHz: an Arduino Leonardo, an Arduino Micro or a Pro Micro 5 V / 16 MHz. Setting a board up erases whatever was on it before. More about Arduino mode.
Can I write my own scripts?
Yes. WkBot runs Lua on any Action waypoint of a route, with a documented API for trade, depot, stash, chat, inventory and more. The editor completes what you type and runs it on the spot. Read the API docs.
Is using WkBot allowed on my server?
Many servers, the official ones included, don't allow bots and may act against accounts that use them. Using WkBot, and where, is your decision and your risk: follow the rules of each server you play on. Terms of Use.
What does my computer need?
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, with a 1920 × 1080 display at 100% scale, an internet connection, and three free Microsoft runtimes: the Visual C++ Redistributable (x64), the WebView2 Runtime and .NET Framework 4.8.1. See the requirements.