Pilot Trav Features: Every Travian Automation Module Explained
A module-by-module look at what the Pilot Trav Travian bot does behind the scenes: cloud infrastructure, building, troop training, hero, NPC, farm lists and notifications.
Who This Is For
If you already know what a Travian bot is and want to understand what Pilot Trav actually does behind the scenes, this is for you. We go through each automation module and explain how it really works.
Cloud Infrastructure: Why You Don't Need Your Computer
For every account, Pilot Trav runs an isolated Chromium browser instance on our servers — a real browser with a real connection. You can switch off your computer, go on holiday or leave your phone behind: the bot keeps running, because it never ran on your device in the first place.
Each account runs in its own isolated process, so a problem in one account does not affect the others.
Module 1: Automatic Building Queue
You decide which building goes up to which level (resource fields and village buildings). On every cycle the bot checks resources, and if a construction slot is free and you can afford it, it starts the next step; otherwise it waits.
A detail for Romans: field (dorf1) and building (dorf2) construction run independently — one or two parallel slots depending on Plus. The bot detects this automatically; other tribes use a single combined queue.
Module 2: Troop Training
For the Barracks, Stable and Workshop you set the unit and a minimum–maximum amount. The system targets each unit by the game's own fixed unit ID, not "the Nth box on the page", so locked or favourite-marked units can never shift the order and cause the wrong troop to be trained. Unit lists for all seven tribes (Romans, Teutons, Gauls, Egyptians, Huns, Vikings, Spartans) are verified against real game data, and the panel shows real unit names instead of raw numbers.
Module 3: Hero Management
The bot can use hero inventory resources for construction (including an option to use them only when they fully cover the shortfall), and it can distribute hero attribute points automatically.
Module 4: Auto NPC and Resource Management
When your granary reaches the fill level you set, the bot performs an NPC exchange at the Marketplace in the ratio you choose. In an overflow situation, automatic resource transfer between your villages is also possible. See how Travian NPC trading works.
Module 5: Automatic Research
Units you pick in the Smithy are researched automatically, in the priority order you define.
Module 6: Farm Lists and Target Management
If you have Gold Club you can start Travian's own Farm List automatically on the interval you set. Without Gold Club, the Custom Farm List feature uses your own target list to do the same job. For Gold Club lists you can also give each list its own interval and optionally pause targets whose last raid report shows troop losses. The hero can additionally raid oases from a list with garrison limits. Read more in our Travian farming bot overview.
Module 7: Notifications (Telegram)
Connect your Telegram account from the panel in one click. You get instant alerts when the bot stops, a login fails, a construction finishes or an attack is detected — and you can switch each notification type on or off separately.
Security Layer
Your game account password is stored AES-256 encrypted. Proxy details are only ever used server-side and never sent in plain text to your browser. Every account has its own proxy assigned. More in is it safe to give a Travian bot your password.
Conclusion
Pilot Trav is not a single button; it is a set of independent modules that together grow your village. You decide which modules to keep on and how aggressive they should be. See the full Travian bot overview or start the 7-day free trial.