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Automation is outside the Tribal Wars rules, so account action remains possible. Tribal Wars Bot uses a genuine Chrome profile and paced scheduling, but these choices reduce obvious automation patterns rather than remove the risk. No automation can promise that an account will never be detected.

Yes — this is one, and the game sells a limited one of its own. The in-game Account Manager repeats construction and recruit templates for you, and it is inside the rules. What it will not do is press the loot assistant rows, or work a clock across every village while you are asleep. That gap is the reason this exists. The in-game premium bot, described fairly →

Tribal Wars Bot is 100% free for the first seven days, with no credit card and all available features included. The installer sets up the extension, helper and separate Chrome profile. After the trial you decide whether to buy 30 more days for $29.99 USD in Bitcoin; payment is manual and does not renew itself. Free and paid automation carry the same account risk. The free options, one by one →

Into a configuration file on your own computer, and nowhere else. It is used to log in to the game and for nothing besides.

A userscript is a file your browser runs inside the game page, installed through a script manager such as Tampermonkey. Tribal Wars Bot is a Chrome extension plus a small program on your PC. A userscript has no companion process or clock of its own — it gives you a button, not a decision about which village is due next at 04:00. You maintain it: pasting, updating, re-pasting after a browser wipe, and finding out from a broken run that it went stale. And everything it does is readable by anyone who opens the file, including whoever is looking for a pattern to block. We do still use userscripts for what they are good at, loaded from our own mirror: FarmGod plans the farm runs, and the community mass-scavenge script does the same job for scavenging. The three pieces, and where each one runs →

A 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 PC with Google Chrome installed. Run the installer and follow the window; it creates a separate Chrome profile for Tribal Wars Bot. The PC and the bot's Chrome window must stay running while the bot works.

Tribal Wars Bot supports all official Tribal Wars regions and their world hosts. Available modules follow the settings and game features enabled on each world, so a world without a feature such as scavenging or the premium exchange will not offer that module. The recognized domains are: tribalwars.ae, plemena.com, divokekmeny.cz, tribalwars.dk, tribalwars.nl, tribalwars.net, tribalwars.co.uk, tribalwars.us, guerretribale.fr, die-staemme.de, fyletikesmaxes.gr, klanhaboru.hu, tribals.it, no.tribalwars.com, plemiona.pl, tribalwars.com.br, tribalwars.com.pt, tribalwars.works, triburile.ro, voynaplemyon.com, divoke-kmene.sk, vojnaplemen.si, guerrastribales.es, tribalwars.se, staemme.ch, tribalwars.asia, klanlar.org and ua.tribalwars.net. World routing, identity and public map reads do not depend on the language used by the page. Several country portals currently redirect to a combined landing page; their existing official world URLs remain accepted. Enter a world code such as en157, de259 or cs114, or paste the full official world URL during setup. Worlds share one installation and one rotation.

Not for the bot itself. Most modules touch nothing you have to pay the game for. Three are the exception: farming drives the game's own loot assistant, so that feature has to be active on your account; the optional half-price build cut spends premium points; and the exchange module trades resources against premium points in whichever direction you set it. None of the three does anything until you switch it on.

No. Tribal Wars Bot carries its own copy of the farm scripts it uses and keeps them current. You do not need to install or paste anything. How FarmGod is used →

One account per install. Setup asks for a single Tribal Wars login, and every world that account plays runs in one rotation. A second account means a second install on another machine — the helper, the browser profile and the log all belong to one login.

Yes. Tribal Wars Bot runs in its own Chrome profile, so you can continue using the computer. Keep that profile's game window open and the PC awake. If the game needs your attention, Tribal Wars Bot pauses and tells you rather than guessing.

The bot sleeps with it. This is software on your computer driving a browser window, so no machine means no bot, and the window it opened has to stay open. After a reboot, run the launcher again — it starts the helper, opens the browser and logs in. Work that fell due while the machine was off is then done in the order it came due; there is no artificial catch-up delay. We do not run it for you on a server: the decisions come from ours, but the browser doing the playing is yours, so an account that plays all night needs a PC that stays awake all night. What sits where →

Tribal Wars Bot is designed for multiple villages and worlds. The scheduler puts their due work into one rotation; how much it can complete depends on the jobs you enable, their intervals, the worlds' settings and how long the PC stays online.

Yes. Pause a single village, a whole world, or everything, from the dashboard or from your phone. Paused villages keep their troops at home instead of being pulled into farm runs or scavenging.

Not on their own — nothing updates in the background. The launcher installs the newest build every time it starts, so an update reaches you when you next start Tribal Wars Bot. If we ask you to take a fix straight away, the instruction is always the same one: close Tribal Wars Bot and run the setup again. What has changed recently →

Yes. No credit card is required and every feature available on your world is unlocked. The trial starts after the installed bot connects to your logged-in Tribal Wars account and the account page validates the player shown by the game.

$29.99 USD in Bitcoin adds 30 days. Checkout creates one invoice; there is no automatic renewal. You can buy another period from the account page whenever you are ready. Paying early keeps every free trial day you have left and adds the paid time after it.

Your free trial ends. You can buy 30 days from the account page and continue, or uninstall. You are never charged automatically just because the free trial ended.

Run the uninstaller. It removes the Chrome policy that installs the extension, the browser profile folder it created, and the helper. Your own Chrome profile, your bookmarks and your game account are untouched.