Kingdoms pacing
Coming soonA global next-wake decision built from every village and durable account-level job.
Operational brief
Useful Kingdoms work is scattered across villages and account helpers. A construction slot may open in one village before a hero check is due elsewhere; a failed navigation may need backoff while another village is ready now. Smart Sleep combines those durable due times into one chronological next-wake decision.
The objective is natural pacing and bounded work, not artificial activity for its own sake. Each group receives explicit time, visit and verified-mutation ceilings. When nothing useful is due, the browser can rest instead of looping on the last page it happened to visit.
TBot combines scoped village events and durable account jobs into one next-wake decision. The last village visited cannot hide an earlier deadline elsewhere in the account.
Each Kingdoms group has explicit time, navigation and verified-mutation ceilings. Cleanup is separately bounded so one difficult page cannot monopolize the browser.
Login, lobby and world-entry recovery are durable account work. Non-cooperative startup tasks remain owned until they actually stop, preventing overlapping browser control.
The operating loop
Village-scoped work and account helpers contribute their next useful deadline to the same decision.
Temporary navigation failures and configured group limits prevent a difficult surface from creating a hot loop.
The scheduler selects chronologically across the account, independent of which village happened to run last.
Login, lobby, world entry and browser recovery remain serialized so two startup paths do not compete for the same page.
Smart Sleep exposes why the next run is scheduled and keeps hard limits around each work group. It is a runtime control—not a claim that automation is undetectable or risk-free.
Before you enable it
No. It calculates when useful work is next due and avoids a zero-delay refresh loop when the account has nothing eligible to do.
The scheduler can apply failed-village backoff and bounded work, allowing other eligible villages to receive service in later decisions.
No. TBot does not guarantee undetectability or account safety. Users remain responsible for how they use third-party software and for following applicable game rules.
The sessions in your existing TBot2 plan will cover Kingdoms at launch.
