Kingdoms robber intel
Coming soonRead-only robber-hideout intelligence and manual attack planning, with honest boundaries around automated sending.
Operational brief
Robber Hideouts and Robber Camps are not interchangeable. Hideouts are personal targets, while camps are shared kingdom challenges. TBot’s current Kingdoms support concentrates on reading visible hideout information and making manual planning clearer; it does not advertise unattended raid sending as released.
That boundary matters because sending troops is not safely represented by a click alone. A production workflow would need a persistent target identity, troop reservations, confirmation proof and outgoing-movement reconciliation. Those safeguards remain roadmap work, so the current page labels the available intelligence and the planned sender separately.
Robber Hideouts are personal PvE targets that appear near eligible players’ villages. They are different from shared Robber Camps, and the product copy keeps that distinction explicit.
TBot can summarize visible hideout reports and send-form context, including available and prefilled troop information. The current planner remains read-only and never labels a manual form as safe for unattended sending.
Persistent target ledgers, troop reservations and two-phase verified submissions remain roadmap work. They will move to beta only after duplicate-send and ambiguous-timeout cases are proven safe.
The operating loop
The interface keeps personal Robber Hideouts distinct from shared Robber Camps to avoid misleading strategy and product claims.
Available reports, source and target context, and visible send-form troop information can support a manual decision.
The currently released planner does not convert an inspected form into an unattended attack.
Automatic sending remains planned until duplicate-send, timeout, reservation and movement-proof cases meet the production boundary.
This feature is useful today because it organizes visible information. Its limitations are prominent so visitors do not confuse planning assistance with a verified raid system.
Before you enable it
No. Current support is read-only intelligence and manual planning. Verified unattended sending remains planned.
No. Hideouts are personal PvE targets; camps are shared kingdom challenges. The related guide explains the practical distinction and links to official references.
A safe sender needs more than form interaction: persistent target identity, troop reservation, confirmation proof and outgoing-movement reconciliation must handle retries and ambiguous timeouts.
The sessions in your existing TBot2 plan will cover Kingdoms at launch.
