How many Seacrest Serpents have to be killed after the first server message in the Fire-Feathered Serpent World Change?

Question

To trigger Quaras Renegade respawn we need to kill 3000 Seacrest Serpents during The Fire-Feathered Serpent World Change. Whole server can see the mesage:

The Fire-Feathered Serpent has awoken! Renegade Quara attack the sunken lands of Oramond!

This is the time to face with Quaras Renegade and kill 1000 of them. Then Fire-Feathered Serpent will go back to sleep and the world change will return to its deafult stage.

However, before we can face Quaras Renegade we can notice other server message:

Sleeping beneath the Oramond sea, the Fire-Feathered Serpent twitches and dreams of calling its children back.

According to TibiaFandom:

Once a number (1500?) of Seacrest Serpents are killed across the Game Worlds, the World Change will not be triggered, yet, but there will be a server-broadcast that the Serpent is being awakened.

1500? ... or maybe 1000 as one of my team mates said some time ago?

Do you know how many Seacrest Serpents I have to kill after the first server message to trigger Quaras Renegade respawn?

Answer 1

To sum it up, killing 3,000 Seacrest Serpents spawns Renegade Quaras, however when 1,000 of all Renegades are killed they disappear and Seacrest Serpents spawn again. I'd like to give you additional details about this world change that is helpful. To know what stage this world change is on it's important you ask Guide NPCs "Hi -> Change -> Sea Serpent" As kill statistics on Tibia's website aren't up-to-date.

If under 1,000 Seacrest Serpents have been killed on your server the Guide NPCs will say "The Fire-Feathered Serpent is fast asleep."

When 1,000 Seacrest Serpents have been killed the message "Sleeping beneath the Oramond sea, the Fire-Feathered Serpent twitches and dreams of calling its children back" will appear in the server log or game window for all players. Also, the Guide NPC will say "The Fire-Feathered Serpent dreams and the earth is bleeding lava." When you ask them about this world change.

After an additional 2,000 Seacrest Serpents (or a total of 3,000 Seacrest Serpents) have been killed another message will appear in the server log or game window for all players, "The Fire-Feathered Serpent has awoken! Renegade Quara attack the sunken lands of Oramond!" Also, the Guide NPC will say "The Fire-Feathered Serpent is awake. Renegade Quara control the sunken regions of Oramond. "

This means Renegade Quara's will replace the Seacrest Serpents until your world has killed 1,000 of them then they will disappear and Seacrest Serpents will reappear with the message, "The Fire-Feathered Serpent goes back to sleep, beseeched by the blood of the Renegade Quara." I don't think any missions cancel the Renegades out, or at least I can confirm that completing the "Snake Charmer" achievement or fully completing the orb missions of Twenty Miles Beneath the Sea Quest doesn't make the renegades disappear in my experience. Also, according to Tibia Fandom when this world change is active you cannot complete Sub-Mission 1: Souls Lost At Sea.

Here you can see in my Hunting Analyser it took me 1,985x kills, now this is because I saw someone come into the spawn really quick and kill some so it did ruin my numbers. It is really hard to avoid others coming into the spawns and ruining the exact count, so this is the best proof I have-

It's important to note when you activate this world change, you can finish some missions of Twenty Miles Beneath the Sea which will grant us 2 achievements and items that are only obtained during these missions. I do not want to spoil anything about the missions as your question doesn't specifically ask for that but these missions can only be done when the world change is active so it's good information to know. Also, you can earn bestiary points from killing Renegade Quaras but this will take some time to do as you won't get them all in one world change it will take multiple raids for me it took around 10 or so because others join when the Renegades spawn because everyone can see the raid messages about the world change.