Travian Bot Schedules: Activity, Agents, and Safety Settings

Paint weekly activity windows

Define when each account is allowed to work by painting time slots on a weekly grid.

• Set a timezone before painting slots.
• Use preset buttons to generate a baseline fast.
• Copy from... clones a schedule to other personas.
• Check the active-slot summary at the bottom of the grid.

Add behavior on top of the grid

Layer timing variation onto the grid without redrawing it.

• Behavior presets apply common timing profiles in one click.
• Jitter (min) offsets exact handoff timing.
• Skip % lets a persona randomly miss eligible windows.
• Early arrival and Overstay soften hard edges around slot boundaries.

Tip: Small jitter and small overstay are usually enough.

Coordinate agents and handoffs

Agents & Sitters lets you see who controls the account and manually intervene in sessions.

• See which agent controls the account.
• Review which agents are on schedule, waiting, or offline.
• Start and stop agent sessions manually.
• Check agent health -- a flaky agent looks a lot like a broken schedule.

Align browser and automation settings

Configure the browser fingerprint and interaction patterns for each account.

• Screen size, Locale, and Timezone shape the account's browser fingerprint.
• Game version keeps automation aligned with the server UI.
• Mouse movement speed and Mouse randomness control interaction cadence.
• Random page visits, Visit interval, and Jitter add passive browsing between tasks.

For initial account onboarding, use Getting Started. If you are configuring defense around your schedules, continue with Automated Defense.