Heal target: exura sio on your ally without typing the name
Mark the ally once — Ctrl+click in the Battle list or right-click — and they get a blue square. From then on, your heal is cast on them without you typing the name: from the action bar or with a dedicated hotkey. It works for druid (exura sio and exura gran sio) and monk (exura tio sio).
The problem in regular Tibia
In traditional Tibia, healing another player requires writing their name: exura sio "Knight Name". In a team hunt or in a war, that becomes a typing test at the worst possible moment. A long name, with a space, with a doubled letter — one mistake and the spell is not cast, and the knight is left waiting for the heal that did not come. The common workaround is to save a hotkey with the name of each teammate, but then every time the team changes the hotkeys have to be redone. And in war, where who needs healing changes every second, there is no time for any of that.
How it works here
- Ctrl+click a player in the Battle list, or right-click them (on the map or in the Battle list) and choose “Set as heal target”. They become your heal target.
- The target gets a blue square on the map, and their name and border turn blue in the Battle list — you see at a glance who is under your healing.
- Put exura sio, exura gran sio or exura tio sio on the action bar without a name: when used, the spell is cast on the heal target. If the button has a name written on it, the button's name applies.
- Prefer a key? There are dedicated hotkeys in the controls options, in the Combat category: heal the target (exura sio on druid, exura tio sio on monk), the druid's strong heal (exura gran sio) and clear the target. They come with no key assigned — you choose which one to use.
- The target is stored by name: if the ally leaves the screen and comes back, the blue comes back with them. To switch, mark someone else; to unmark, Ctrl+click them again or use “Remove heal target” on the right-click menu.
- The red of the attack still takes priority over the blue. And if you are following the ally, they turn blue instead of green, because they are the one you are healing.
Why it was designed this way
Healing is the role of the druid and the monk in the team, and the hard part should be deciding WHO to heal and WHEN — not typing. The heal target separates the two things: you choose the ally once, with one click, and from then on the spell is just pressing the button. Nothing is automatic: the heal is only cast when you press, and range, mana and cooldown remain server-side, exactly as if you had typed the name. That is why the marking lives in the Battle list and in the right-click menu, and not on the left click on the map: that click already walks and attacks, and a walking click cannot change your heal target in the middle of the fight. And only druids and monks see the option, because they are the only vocations with a heal on another player.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a bot or automatic healing?
No. The spell is only cast when you press the action bar button or the hotkey. The heal target only saves you from typing the name — it is the same exura sio "Name" you would write.
Which vocations can use it?
Druids (exura sio and exura gran sio) and monks (exura tio sio). The other vocations have no heal on another player, so they do not see the option.
Do I need to write the name anywhere?
No. Mark the ally and use the spell without a name on the action bar, or the hotkey. If you write a name on the button, the spell goes to the written name.
What if the ally leaves the screen?
They stay marked, and when they come back the blue square comes back with them. The heal follows the normal rules: if they are too far away, the server refuses it as always.
How do I unmark?
Ctrl+click them again in the Battle list, “Remove heal target” on the right-click menu, or the clear target hotkey. Logging out also clears it.
See also
Party Finder
One panel to list and find parties for hunts, bosses and quests.
Read the page →Floating slots on screen
Take an equipment slot or an action bar button out of the corner and stick it where you are looking — in the middle of the screen, next to the character — with adjustable transparency. The clone is live: clicking it uses the item or triggers the action.
Read the page →You can try it at no cost
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