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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct entities or actions (find_creatures, find_spells, find_quests, find_houses, find_travel, find_updates), and tibia_get acts as the universal detail fetch. There is mild overlap between tibia_find_items and tibia_search (both find items, one by filters one by name) and between tibia_how_to_obtain and tibia_where_to_sell (both involve NPC selling), though the descriptions explicitly steer usage.
All names share a consistent tibia_ prefix and mostly follow a find_<entity> pattern (find_items, find_creatures, find_spells, find_quests, find_houses, find_updates, find_travel). A few deviate (tibia_get, tibia_search, tibia_parse_loot, tibia_how_to_obtain, tibia_where_to_sell) but remain readable and self-descriptive.
Twelve tools is well within the healthy 3-15 range, and each tool covers a distinct facet of the Tibia wiki domain (entity finders, a generic get, and specialized helpers). No tool feels redundant or padded.
The surface covers creatures, items, spells, quests, houses, updates, travel, loot parsing, item sourcing, and selling, plus a generic page fetch, which is strong lifecycle coverage for a read-only wiki. Minor gaps exist (no dedicated NPC finder or mount/outfit finder, though tibia_search can approximate these via types).