Lucera deserves a permanent archive because official Tibia worlds are not interchangeable. Each world accumulates its own guild politics, dominant players, wars, screenshots, market memory, transfers, merges, and community stories. This page establishes the sourced skeleton for Lucera and reserves space for verified community history to be added over time.
Timeline
Lucera Historical Timeline
Lucera comes online
Lucera is recorded by public Tibia world references as a Open PvP world that came online on July 10, 2003. That launch date anchors the world in Tibia's broader server-history timeline.
Lucera leaves standalone world status
Lucera is recorded as offline since August 14, 2014. For historical documentation, this makes archived guild pages, screenshots, forum threads, and merge records especially important.
World merge memory
Merged with Empera and Ocera into Kronera on August 14, 2014.
Lucera becomes a comparison name
Players searching Lucera may want official-world history, but they may also want an Open Tibia server that recreates a similar feeling: Open PvP, old guild politics, fresh-start pressure, or long-term community permanence.
World Intent
Why players search for Lucera
Lucera searches usually carry historical intent: old guilds, wars, character memories, merge destinations, rare screenshots, forum posts, and nostalgia for a world that no longer exists as a standalone destination.
A serious Lucera page should therefore combine fixed world facts with living memory: top guilds, top players, wars, screenshots, transfers, rare-item stories, and current alternatives.
Historical Archive
What Lucera needs to preserve
The core archive should track guilds, wars, leaders, allies, enemies, top player milestones, famous deaths, market moments, quest achievements, world events, and merge effects where relevant.
OpenTibiaServers.com should treat each claim as source-based. Forum posts, public reference pages, official highscores, GuildStats-style archives, screenshots, and player submissions should be linked or attributed.
Open Tibia Fit
How Lucera connects to OT server discovery
A player perspectiveing Lucera may ultimately want a playable OT server with similar rules, version, pacing, PvP pressure, or community style. That makes world pages useful even when the official-world history is the first what players came to find.
The page should connect Lucera history to comparable OT servers without pretending official Tibia worlds and private Open Tibia servers are the same product.
Lucera FAQ
What type of Tibia world is Lucera?
Lucera is recorded as a Open PvP Tibia world. Its lifecycle is July 10, 2003 to August 14, 2014.
Is Lucera an Open Tibia server?
No. Lucera is an official Tibia world reference page. OpenTibiaServers.com uses it to preserve what players came to find and connect players with similar OT server alternatives.
What history should be added for Lucera?
The highest-value additions are top guilds, war timelines, top players, major moments, screenshots, forum/source links, merge context, and player-submitted memories with attribution.
Glossary
Terms Players Should Know
- World memory
- The combined historical record of guilds, wars, players, screenshots, forum posts, market moments, rare items, and transfer culture attached to a Tibia world.
- Guild war archive
- A structured record of guild conflicts, sides, dates, causes, major battles, leaders, outcomes, and source links.
- World merge
- A process where characters from multiple worlds are combined into another world. Merge records are crucial for deprecated world history.
- OT alternative
- An Open Tibia server that may reproduce some of a world visitor's priorities through similar PvP rules, version, rates, community language, or world permanence.
Source trail
What Public Sources Already Tell Us
World fact baseline
Lucera is currently represented with sourced baseline fields: world type, online date, lifecycle status, and merge/offline context where applicable. This is the foundation before adding player-by-player and guild-by-guild history.
Guild and war archive needed
The next content layer for Lucera should collect top guilds, war timelines, dominant alliances, notable kills, leadership names, forum threads, and screenshots from public sources or player submissions.
Player memory archive needed
Top players should be recorded with context, not just names: level milestones, achievements, deaths, rare items, transfer impact, community reputation, and source links.
Media and screenshots
Public Screenshot and Media Sources
These are source leads for real screenshots and community media. We link to them for attribution and verification; files should only be mirrored locally when the server owner, source license, or contributor permission allows it.
A Last Word
What Lucera should leave with you
A strong record of Lucera does not rush the reader toward certainty. It gives evidence room to speak and community memory room to breathe.
Lucera's history belongs to the people who shaped it. Dates and archived records hold the frame, while guild stories, screenshots, rivalries, and remembered turning points supply the color. Both matter, and neither should erase the other.