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Isles of Ravos Guide: Getting started
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OverviewIsles of Ravos is a chill fantasy game where you raise mythical creatures, unlock flying abilities, and explore a wide island map with friends.
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Contents
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Getting started — your first creature
Step
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Creature roster and flying abilities
Table
03
Live and upcoming events
Events
04
Customizing your creature
Tips
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Roleplaying and exploring with friends
Check
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Free-to-play versus paid content
Summary
07
Redeem codes and when to check for them
Warn
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Glossary
Words
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Common questions
FAQ
01
Getting started — your first creature
Step
In short
Picking and customizing your starter creature is the first thing you do, and setting up your name and bio early makes roleplaying with friends much smoother.
When you load into the game for the first time, you choose a starter creature from a set lineup. From there you can shape how it looks before you ever step onto the island.
- Choose your creature pick a starter from the available creatures on the selection screen.
- Customize the look adjust body color, eye design, and wearable accessories to make it yours.
- Set a name and bio other players see this during roleplay, so write something that fits the character you have in mind.
- Practice movement walk and fly around the starting area until the controls feel natural.
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Creature roster and flying abilities
TableIn short
Each creature in the game has its own feel, and unlocking flying abilities is one of the main things to work toward as you play.
Several creatures are available in the game, and collecting more than one gives you access to a wider range of flying abilities. One of the available flying abilities is built for speed.
| Phitther | one of the available starter-line creatures. |
| Extasoor | a distinct creature with its own appearance. |
| Pheakoi | another creature you can raise and fly. |
| Peryton | a creature in the roster. |
| Pyrolupus | a creature in the roster. |
| Aetherin | one of the creatures added in later updates. |
| Vetelgeuse | a premium creature that requires a paid purchase. |
| Fast flying ability | a high-speed movement option. |
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
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Customizing your creature
TipsIn short
The combination of color, eyes, accessories, and size means two players with the same creature type can end up looking completely different.
Customization goes well beyond a basic color picker. Eye shape and color are their own separate option. Wearable accessories like hats and decorations layer on top of that. Size is also adjustable. Smaller creatures can be picked up.
Tips worth knowing
- Change the eye design — unique designs and color combinations are available.
- Equip wearable accessories to add personality on top of the base look.
- Adjust size to change the overall feel of the creature without switching species.
- Pick up smaller creatures — this works within the game.
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Roleplaying and exploring with friends
CheckIn short
Isles of Ravos is built around free exploration and roleplay.
The island is open to fly around at will, which makes it a natural space for meeting up and running collaborative stories. Having your name, bio, and creature look sorted before you meet friends means you spend less time in menus and more time actually playing together.
- Write your bio before meeting friends so your character feels ready for roleplay from the start.
- Collect multiple creatures over time to vary what you bring to different roleplay sessions.
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Free-to-play versus paid content
Summary
In short
You can explore, customize, and roleplay fully without spending anything — the only thing behind a paywall is the Vetelgeuse creature.
The core loop of the game — choosing a creature, customizing it, unlocking flying, and exploring the island — is all free. Accessories and size customization are also available without paying. Vetelgeuse is the one creature confirmed to require a purchase.
- Free starter creatures, flying ability progression, full island exploration.
- Free color, eye, accessory, and size customization.
- Free name and bio setup for roleplay.
- Free picking up smaller creatures.
- Paid Vetelgeuse, the premium creature.
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Redeem codes and when to check for them
WarnIn short
Codes expire, so redeem them as soon as you find one rather than saving it for later.
The game distributes codes that give you customization items and other rewards. Each code can only be used once per account.
Worth watching out for
Codes can expire
use a new code right away rather than storing it.
New creature updates are a common trigger for a fresh code release.
Each code is single-use per account.
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Glossary
Glossary- Creature
- A mythical animal you raise and customize; the game has several species, each with its own look and flying style.
- Flying ability
- A movement skill your creature unlocks as it grows, letting you travel across the island through the air.
- Wearable accessory
- An item such as a hat or decoration that you equip on your creature to change its appearance.
- Roleplay
- Playing with friends by acting out a story or character using your creature's name, bio, and appearance as your identity.
- Premium creature
- A creature, specifically Vetelgeuse, that requires a paid purchase rather than being part of the free roster.
- Bio
- A short text description you write for your creature that other players can read when they interact with you.
Common questions
FAQCan I enjoy the game without paying?
Yes. Exploration, customization, flying, and roleplay are all free. The only content behind a paywall is the Vetelgeuse creature.
Can I raise more than one creature?
Yes, you can collect and raise multiple creatures. Different species come with different flying abilities.
Where do I find redeem codes?
Codes are shared through the game's official page and in-game announcements. Checking around the time a new creature is added is a reliable way to catch codes before they expire.
Updated Sep 14, 2026
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