Tibia

THE FIRST DAY OF ETERNITY I CAN SEE NOW. FOOLS. ALL OF YOU. HAHAHAHAHA.

—Apocalyptic Log on Vengoth

Tibia is a German free High Fantasy MMORPG, that has been online since 1997. It is free to play but includes a premium option with extra areas and outfits (and other bonuses, such as access to fast travel between cities). While most MMORPGs have changed to 3D, Tibia is still played in 2D.

Popular in Poland and Brazil, for some reason. The servers are located in either Germany or the US.

Players get to choose from four classes:

Kni ght, melee class with little magic skills.
Pala din, ranger class, using distance fighting and holy magic
Sorc erer, aggressive magic user
Dru id, healer class, but nearly as aggressive as sorcerers.

Tropes used in Tibia include:

Alcohol Hic: In addition to this, getting drunk also makes you unable to completely control your walking.
Anachronism Stew: Alongside the standard Medieval Fantasy mainland, we get Viking-like barbarians, an Expy Ancient Egypt and 18th century styled Pirates (without firearms, however)
- Pirate Buccaneers are actually seen holding a lit bomb, of course it doesn't actually factor into any of their fighting...
An Ice Person: Druids
Apocalyptic Log: And one of the finest examples of one.
Art Evolution: The game has undergone several huge improvements in graphics.
Awesome but Impractical: The ultimate explosion was a huge mana drain, and while it did a lot of damage on a large area, it was not really practical on most hunts. It was later remade into four different spells.
- However, these four different spells aren't near as powerful as Ultimate Explosion was. The main problem with UE was that it wasted 800 mana points - A Master Sorcerer needed 50 minutes without using a single spell to accumulate such power, and flasks of mana fluid were very expensive, costing a small fortune to fill your mana meter. But when it fired, oh boy, it was THE big gun, doing an average of three times the damage of the strongest single-target spell (which was already 3x stronger than a top-level knight/paladin hit) over an area of 64 tiles, filling the screen. And only one creature was immune to it back then, the pitifully weak Ghost. Recently, the magic and damage system was revamped, so levels and magic levels would play a bigger level on damage calculation and they would finally interfer on how much damage physical weapons did (back then, a Lv8 and a Lv200 Knight did exactly the same damage, given the same weapon and the same skill level, while mages could boost their magic damage with either level or magic level grinding). Also, the mana regeneration was significantly sped up - four times as faster - and vials of mana fluid costed half and did the double (whoever had a flask, it is still called flask and has the same old effect). The tradeoff? Good for druids, giving up their joke attack "Poison Storm" for Wild Growth and Eternal Winter, while Sorcerers gave up their weapon of mass destruction in exchange for... Inferno and Thunderstorm. Not only even with the exponential evolution of powers of the new damage system, both spells doesn't come even near the old Ultimate Explosion. Also, most top-level monsters are, you know, kinda drawn to fire and lightning, so they are either immune or highly resistive to it. So, in a way, if the Ultimate Explosion was kept, it would be awesome but practical.
Bag of Holding: There is a "backpack of holding", though it is just a lightweigh backpack with 20% extra slot spaces.
Big Bad: Several major villains exist, the worst being the evil god Zathroth.
Bragging Rights Reward: The four rewards one may choose from the Annihilator quest: Sword of Valor, Stonecutter Axe, Demon Armor or Gift Box. The box contains a teddy bear.
Continuing Is Painful: Death will cost you a lot of money on higher levels.
Cult: There are numerous cultists who attempts to summon demons, both in Liberty Bay and in Svargrond.
Die, Chair, Die!: When you push innocent furniture through a crowded town, Hilarity Ensues.
Dude, Where's My Respect?: From a book in the Isle of the Kings library:

"[...]I was there when Rorak slew Tingil at the stairs of the seven temples. I was there as Riik led his peaceloving people to the far north to find refuge from the war. I was there to witness the betrayal of Asric for the whims of a female that was long dead by then. I fought with the last Frdai a futile battle on the plains of Weskurt against the unseen legion. I witnessed Ss'rar making his move on ascension to become the serpent god. I watched the first elves struggling to form a nation with the help of the lightbearers. It was me who assisted the great calculator to assemble the bonelords language. And you come here to this mountain and ask me how to win the heart of some shepherdess? This world has become a ridiculous mockery."

Elves Versus Dwarves: Hinted by some ingame books, otherwise, they don't seem to interact much.
Evil Sorcerer: Ferumbras clearly fits this trope.
Face Heel Turn: The green djinns, Arkhoteps generals, the people in Outlaw Camp and the heroes of Edron.
God-Emperor: The Pharao of Ankrahmun is both the main priest and the god of his own religion. His powers are restricted to his kingdom and is based on undeath.
Green Thumb / Dishing Out Dirt: Druids
Here There Be Dragons: One look at this map and you will NEVER want to swim in this game, ever.
High Fantasy
Holier Than Thou: Paladins, as in most games.
Humans Are Special: According to backstory on the website, humans were the last race created by gods to defeat the evil in the world, after Dwarves and Elves failed. Humans are also the only player race.
Lady Land: the City of Carlin, ruled by a queen, female guards. Also the Amazon camp.
Medieval Stasis: Every race has been around for a while, but the most technical advanced thing is a steamboat made by dwarves.
Merchant City: Venore
- The Cartel
Our Dwarves Are All the Same
Our Elves Are Better: Subverted, see Humans Are Special.
Our Monsters Are Different: Many of the cases: trolls are low level monster with no special attributes, Dragons have wings but don't fly, Vampires are almost nonsentient Undead, except for the bosses and NPCs.
Playing with Fire: Sorcerers
Purely Aesthetic Gender: Some aversions: NPC H.L. at the Outlaw Camp doesn't do business with women, and only women can taunt one of the vampire bosses to show up.
Rainbow Pimp Gear: This very trope was mentioned on the Tibia forums. The game itself suffers from this kind of gear as well, just take a look at the so-called blocking set.
Recycled in Space: Nearly all the cold climate creatures are new versions of several of the older creatures. Can you say frost dragon?
Secret Circle of Secrets: Azerus and his minions in Yalahar all dress up in face concealing robes and masks and attempts to summon an entity from the void.
Shock and Awe: Sorcerers
Summoning Ritual: What beforementioned Azerus and cultists are doing.
Super Speed: A small speed increase is added upon every level up. Combining naturally high speed with speed-boosting items and spells can turn a high-leveled player into nothing but a blur across the screen.
Super Strength: All vocations can use some practical, but rare, potions to boost their skills.
Technicolor Fire: There are purple and blue flames in the pyramid theme area. Also, players on non-pvp worlds can shoot pale yellow fire that only causes harm to non-summoned creatures.
The Necrocracy: Ankrahmun is a type IV as the kingdom is ruled by an undead Pharao. The subjects are for the most part alive and the country is not a warfaring one.
Twenty Bear Asses: Ever since outfit addons have been introduced, Tibia has been like this. Apparently, very few wolves have paws, as they are exceedingly rare. The wolves that DO carry paws carry no more than one at a time.