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Before the Summer Update of 2007, if this spell was cast for a person that was offline, it would not consume any mana. In 2004, the spell find person was very narrowed down and most of the times it would not give any specific heading to where you target was. From 2004 onwards, the spell was revised and it started saying "very far to north" or "far to the north" in order to improve the location.

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When the player you exiva.. *is 1 to 4 squares away: [Player] is standing next to you. *is 5 to 100 squares away: [Player] is to the north/east/south/west. *is 101 to 274 squares away: [Player] is far to the north/east/south/west. *is over 275 squares away: [Person] is very far to the north/east/south/west. *has moved 5+ squares in any direction away from directly south, north, east or west of you: [Player] is to the north-west/north-east/south-west/south-east. * From 's article on Tibianews. Everything beyond the red area means the target "... is very far to the..." If the player's name consists of only one word, you may omit the quotation marks. A players name can be shorted using the ~ symbol. thumb|Exiva by Bendergender > The purple square marks the normal range "... is to the ..." Eg. Exiva "Daron Digur" = Exiva Daron~. Its useful to locate friends during hunts or enemies during wars. Note that when you are trying to exiva a Community Manager you cannot use the ~ symbol. Since the 2007 summer update, using the spell on a character who is offline, does not exist on the game world or is ambiguous in using the ~ wildcard, will still consume 20 mana. In other words, casting this spell will always cost mana, working or not. Before March 2015 the Find Person spell would not exhaust players if the player was not online or did not exist on the game world; this would allow players to spend a lot of mana in a short time, primarily to contribute to magic level. Results explanation * If the player's name consists of only one word, you may omit the quotation marks. A players name can be shorted using the ~ symbol. When the player you exiva.. *is 1 to 4 squares away: [Player] is standing next to you. *is 5 to 100 squares away: [Player] is to the north/east/south/west. *is 101 to 274 squares away: [Player] is far to the north/east/south/west. *is over 275 squares away: [Person] is very far to the north/east/south/west. *has moved 5+ squares in any direction away from directly south, north, east or west of you: [Player] is to the north-west/north-east/south-west/south-east. * From 's article on Tibianews. The exiva spell is not working as a circle like most of the people think, it's working in a square like proved in this program: The purple square marks the normal range "... is to the ..." The red square marks the far range "... is far to the ..." Everything beyond the red area means the target "... is very far to the..." thumb|exiva by bendergender The red square marks the far range "... is far to the ..." Eg. Exiva "Daron Digur" = Exiva Daron~. Its useful to locate friends during hunts or enemies during wars. Note that when you are trying to exiva a GM or CM, you cannot use the ~ symbol. Since the 2007 summer update, using the spell on a character who is offline, do not exists or is ambiguous, will still consume 20 mana. In other words, casting this spell will always cost mana, working or not. Results explanation * The exiva spell is not working as a circle like most of the people think, it's working in a square like proved in this program:

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Tells you which direction a certain player is, relative to you, and a rough idea of the distance. Tells you which direction a certain player is, relative to you, and a rough idea of the distance.

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