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Hey,

Once a player achieves the amazing feat of reaching level 999, they are able to access Schrödinger's Island. Whilst exploring the island, you will find a building with a number of interesting items including the Throwing Star of Sula

Tibia wiki doesn't offer much information on the item, but it does give the following:

' It can be seen close to Stressed Storeman on Schrödinger's Islandhere.

This is believed to be an Unobtainable Item.
It looks the same as a Starfish.'

I was wondering what the story behind this extraordinary item is. Perhaps it is referenced in the lore relating to Sula, or mentioned in a Dev post. If you find any information or know its story please post below :)

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The item Throwing Star of Sula was implemented on Winter Update 2015 with the objects Behemoth Taming Stone and Demon Oak Wood. The three of them were never mentioned on any official source of Tibian lore, and they can only be seen in a single place which the devs refused to give an official name and is known as the Schrödinger's Island due to its unconfirmed existence's history.

Given the fact that this island can only be reached by characters at level 999 or above, and that it depicts a chilling place where players can relax and swin at the beach, or buy food, drinks and even a drum from NPC Relaxed Bartender, it looks like the Island was designed to be a secluded place where high level characters can rest away from low level players and take a break from their countless hours of hunting. Therefore, any exclusive-items and objects that can be seen on it are there just for role play reasons or as red herrings. Having said this, we can conclude there's no story behind these items and, most likely, there will never be one.

Although each of these three unique objects that were implemented together have names that mention other game elements, it doesn't necessarily mean they are related to Sula's, Behemoth's and Demon Oak's own lores. However, one interested in knowning more about Sula can read about her on the Tibian Genesis - Chapter III: The Birth of the Elements.

Curiosity: There is an exhibition of rare and unobtainable items in the Isle of Merriment which can only be accessed by players during test servers. Since the first public version of this item exhibition (WU19), we can see a Throwing Star of Sula on its southwest corner.


A Throwing Star of Sula can be seen in the Isle of Merriment
(screenshot taken on the TS for the SU21)

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Maybe important to note that Sula comes from Tibiasula. Sula represents water. https://www.tibia.com/library/?subtopic=genesis&page=3 https://tibia.fandom.com/wiki/Sula
by (1,664 points)
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Right, I will try to find a good way to add it to my answer!

But my point is, that was not the only item/object the devs created just to put in an unreachable place. The names of all three of them are related to known game elements, but this does not mean they are related to Sula's, Behemoth's and Demon Oak's own lores.
by (850 points)
Thank you for the detailed answer and the inclusion of the historical context of the item, I appreciate it. A shame they haven't expanded the item in the lore, but your second paragraph provides a good explanation as to why they haven't.
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Adding also- you can sometimes find this item on Isle of Merriment. https://www.tibiaqa.com/21881/what-items-we-can-find-in-the-isle-of-merriment?show=21881#q21881
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Right, I just added a screenshot I took on the last TS showing the Throwing Star of Sula in the Isle of Merriment.
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