FAQ
Straight answers to the questions Travian players ask before trusting a bot with their account.
Yes. Alliance Command is free. Members can paste game pages, enter records, and use manual send sheets. Agents are optional.
Alliance and coalition managementTravian's Terms of Service forbid automation tools. Using any bot (Vangrd included) is against the rules and comes with a real risk of account sanction if detected. Vangrd is built to reduce that risk with human-like pacing, sleep cycles, and dedicated agents, but no bot can promise immunity. Decide if the time saved is worth the risk.
Every agent runs in an isolated real browser with its own fingerprint and a dedicated residential or mobile IP. Timings include configurable jitter, random navigation between tasks, and weekly work/sleep schedules so the account does not look like a bot that never sleeps. There is no client injection and no memory manipulation. The game is played like a real person would play it.
Using automation can lead to an account sanction. Vangrd provides configurable activity schedules and agent profiles, but no bot can promise immunity.
No. Vangrd runs entirely in the cloud. You sign in from any browser and the automation continues 24/7 on the server, even when your laptop is closed. There is nothing to download and no desktop app to keep running. cloud Travian bot
Managed agents start at EUR 4.99 per 30 days. Extra linked gameworlds cost EUR 1.99 per 30 days before tax. All automation features are included.
A managed agent includes a residential or mobile connection, browser profile, and fingerprint settings. You can link additional gameworlds to an agent.
You can manage multiple accounts from one dashboard. Managed agents can link to additional gameworlds. The pricing page explains agent and extra-gameworld charges.
Vangrd is built for Travian Legends. The setup flow checks the selected gameworld. Game changes can require compatibility fixes, which appear in the changelog.
Yes. The attack planner schedules waves by send or arrival time. It checks preparation and timing, then records send attempts or failures.
Vangrd watches every village for incomings, classifies each one as a raid, clear, siege, or chief based on army speed, and can dodge, spend down resources, or recall troops automatically. Discord alerts fire the moment a threat is detected so you can step in if you want to.
Vangrd handles the repetitive parts (farming, building, training, resource balancing, quest collection) and watches the account while you sleep. Strategy, alliance politics, and attack planning still benefit from your input. The demo shows exactly what the dashboard looks like when it is running.
Vangrd treats each dual or sitter as a separate agent with its own schedule, browser profile, and IP. You can split the day across agents so coverage is 24/7 and nobody shares a session. Ownership handoffs between agents are arbitrated automatically.
Yes. The demo mode loads a realistic fake account so you can click through every panel (farm lists, build plans, defense, attack planner, tracking) without connecting a real Travian account. No signup needed.
The Status page reports failed work. Interface checks and failure records help diagnose game changes. The changelog records compatibility fixes, and the reliability page explains retry and recovery behavior.
Account owners can grant view or control access and change it while others are online. Co-users can leave shared accounts.