Tribal Wars, unattended
Margrave builds, recruits, scavenges, farms, mints coins and sends your noble trains, in every village you own, on every world you play. You set the rules once and it works the queue while you are doing something else.
Free for seven days. No card to start.
Windows 10 & 11 · Uses the Chrome you already have · Runs while you use the PC
What it does
Each one is a module you turn on or off, per village or across a whole world at once. Nothing switches itself on.
Keeps the queue full from a priority list you set, and buys the premium half-price cut on anything longer than six hours.
Tops up barracks, stable and workshop to the ratios you want, without starving the build queue of resources.
Sends every unlocked run the moment troops come home, and unlocks the next tier when you can afford it.
Runs the loot assistant and FarmGod together, paced under the five-sends-per-second limit the game enforces.
Probes a barbarian before you commit troops to it. Rams first, then light cavalry, and it will not send again into a village that answered back.
Reads your tribe's planner claims, trains the noblemen for them, reserves the escort and sends the waves in order.
Mints at the academy up to the point where the build queue can still be paid for.
Watches the premium exchange rate and sells the overflow before a warehouse caps out.
Moves resources between your own villages on routes you define.
Plays the seasonal mini-games for their rewards, and keeps a record of what each choice paid out.
Labels attacks as they land in your overview so you can read the unit and spot a nobleman early.
Hops between villages and between worlds, always taking whichever job is due first.
How it runs
Most Tribal Wars automation is a script pasted into the page. That is the part the game is best at noticing. Margrave is built the other way round.
Margrave installs as an extension into a separate profile on your normal Chrome. Nothing about the browser is faked or disguised, because nothing needs to be — it is a genuine Windows Chrome reporting genuine values. Your everyday browsing, logins and cookies are untouched.
Because the browser looks ordinary, the game rarely questions it, and Margrave can do its work inside the page. It does not move your cursor and it does not steal the window. You can keep working, playing something else, or watching a movie while it runs.
A check is the one moment a scripted click gives you away. So Margrave hands that job to a small program on your PC, which moves the actual cursor and presses the actual button — input the operating system generated, not the page. It takes a few seconds, then you have the machine back.
The installer adds a Chrome policy so the extension installs and keeps itself updated, creates a profile folder, and installs the local helper. The uninstaller reverses all three. We would rather tell you that than call it portable.
The dashboard
A control panel runs alongside the bot. See what each village is doing right now, change a setting, force a job early — or stop everything, from your desk or from your phone. Sign in to the phone dashboard →
Right now
Pricing
Download it and everything is unlocked for seven days, with no card. Keep it for a flat monthly fee. Cancel whenever you like.
Billed monthly. Cancel any time and it runs to the end of the month.
Download, run it, turn on what you want. Every module is unlocked and there is no card to enter.
The trial ends and the bot pauses. Your villages stay exactly as you left them; nothing is deleted.
Either it is $29.99 a month, or you run the uninstaller and it takes the policy, the profile and the helper back off your PC.
Download
The package is small because it uses the Chrome you already have. Everything below happens on your own PC.
Windows will warn you the first time. The installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC” — choose More info → Run anyway. Saying that up front beats you finding out when you run it.
In the package
Your Downloads folder is fine. Keep the files together — the setup program and the helper live side by side.
It asks for your Tribal Wars login and world once, then installs the extension, starts the helper and opens a Chrome window for the bot.
The dashboard opens by itself at 127.0.0.1:17323. Turn on the modules you want, village by village or a whole world at once.
Changed your mind? The uninstaller removes the Chrome policy, the profile folder and the helper. Nothing else on your PC was touched.
Questions
Yes. Automation breaks the Tribal Wars rules, and every bot carries that risk. A genuine browser and real mouse input on bot checks make Margrave much harder to pick out than a pasted userscript, but nothing makes it impossible, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. Run it on an account you could stand to lose.
Yes — that is the normal case. Margrave works inside the page and leaves your cursor alone. The exception is a bot check: to clear one, the helper moves the real mouse for a few seconds, because a scripted click would not pass. If that lands while you are mid-sentence it is briefly annoying, and then it is over.
Into a configuration file on your own computer, and nowhere else. It is used to log in to the game and for nothing besides.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, with Google Chrome installed. There is no bundled browser to download, so the package is small.
As many as you own. The scheduler looks across every village and every world you have configured and always goes to whichever job is due soonest, so adding villages makes the rotation denser rather than slower.
No. Margrave carries its own copy of the farm scripts it uses and keeps them current. You do not need to install or paste anything.
Chrome checks the update channel on its own and installs new versions in the background. You will usually find out because something got better, not because you did anything.
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.
Seven days free. Then decide.
Download for WindowsMargrave-Setup.zip · Windows 10 & 11 · unzip, run, done